Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
Nov 10th 2003, 6:48 am
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Re: Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
That is CRAZY. Who were they married to? The U.S. petitioner or somebody in Pakistan?!?!?
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Originally posted by farhan
Now here is a freaky thing though - My fiance told me on same day there were 3 other girls interviewing for k1 visa who were actually married (and admitted it to her before the interview). All 3 got approved the same day and point blank lied to US Consulate about it.
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Now here is a freaky thing though - My fiance told me on same day there were 3 other girls interviewing for k1 visa who were actually married (and admitted it to her before the interview). All 3 got approved the same day and point blank lied to US Consulate about it.
Ciao.
Nov 10th 2003, 7:37 am
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Re: Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
Originally posted by Leslie66
That is CRAZY. Who were they married to? The U.S. petitioner or somebody in Pakistan?!?!?
Leslie
That is CRAZY. Who were they married to? The U.S. petitioner or somebody in Pakistan?!?!?
Leslie
Nov 10th 2003, 8:51 am
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Re: Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
Originally posted by farhan
Now here is a freaky thing though - My fiance told me on same day there were 3 other girls interviewing for k1 visa who were actually married (and admitted it to her before the interview). All 3 got approved the same day and point blank lied to US Consulate about it.
Ciao.
Now here is a freaky thing though - My fiance told me on same day there were 3 other girls interviewing for k1 visa who were actually married (and admitted it to her before the interview). All 3 got approved the same day and point blank lied to US Consulate about it.
Ciao.
I'm always amazed that when people "point blank lie" they tell other people about. Morality aside, it is a dumb move to tell other people -- thats how the government finds out about things.
As a related aside, there is an old published BIA case on the "entry" doctrine, where a woman had been admitted to the US at the bridge between Juarez, Chih. and El Paso, Texas. A man in line behind her then told the immigration official that they had just admitted the hooker that had been with a few nights before [not quite expressed that way in the written decision, but that is my understanding of the facts]. She was apprehended before she was able to reach the other end of the bridge.
Just to show you that adverse information comes from weird places.
Nov 10th 2003, 10:26 am
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Re: Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
Originally posted by Folinskyinla
The devil in me wants to say that they are contributing to a future inventory of business for immigration lawyers.
I'm always amazed that when people "point blank lie" they tell other people about. Morality aside, it is a dumb move to tell other people -- thats how the government finds out about things.
As a related aside, there is an old published BIA case on the "entry" doctrine, where a woman had been admitted to the US at the bridge between Juarez, Chih. and El Paso, Texas. A man in line behind her then told the immigration official that they had just admitted the hooker that had been with a few nights before [not quite expressed that way in the written decision, but that is my understanding of the facts]. She was apprehended before she was able to reach the other end of the bridge.
Just to show you that adverse information comes from weird places.
The devil in me wants to say that they are contributing to a future inventory of business for immigration lawyers.
I'm always amazed that when people "point blank lie" they tell other people about. Morality aside, it is a dumb move to tell other people -- thats how the government finds out about things.
As a related aside, there is an old published BIA case on the "entry" doctrine, where a woman had been admitted to the US at the bridge between Juarez, Chih. and El Paso, Texas. A man in line behind her then told the immigration official that they had just admitted the hooker that had been with a few nights before [not quite expressed that way in the written decision, but that is my understanding of the facts]. She was apprehended before she was able to reach the other end of the bridge.
Just to show you that adverse information comes from weird places.
But it still is very dangerous telling that kind of lie to person you don't even know.
Nov 10th 2003, 11:11 am
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Re: Fiance Interview experience in Pakistan
Originally posted by farhan
I know i was amazed that they actually told my fiance about it.. Now here is a thing though, may be they were married on the phone? - In pakistan, marriages are valid if done over the phone.. So my guess is that they got engaged while fiance was visiting, got married on the phone and now she is coming to US to live happily ever after.
But it still is very dangerous telling that kind of lie to person you don't even know.
I know i was amazed that they actually told my fiance about it.. Now here is a thing though, may be they were married on the phone? - In pakistan, marriages are valid if done over the phone.. So my guess is that they got engaged while fiance was visiting, got married on the phone and now she is coming to US to live happily ever after.
But it still is very dangerous telling that kind of lie to person you don't even know.
