Reasons for denial of K-1
Sep 15th 2002, 2:55 am
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Reasons for denial of K-1
Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going for
his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I am
just looking for a general answer.
Thanks
Lili
What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going for
his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I am
just looking for a general answer.
Thanks
Lili
Sep 15th 2002, 5:05 am
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Re: Reasons for denial of K-1
if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
some money from you.
"Lili Rossi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going
for
> his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I
am
> just looking for a general answer.
> Thanks
> Lili
in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
some money from you.
"Lili Rossi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going
for
> his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I
am
> just looking for a general answer.
> Thanks
> Lili
Sep 15th 2002, 7:16 am
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Re: Reasons for denial of K-1
"Lili Rossi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going for
> his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I am
> just looking for a general answer.
> Thanks
> Lili
Relax! Your boyfriend is gonna be fine. They shouldn't deny his visa
unless he has some kind of criminal record or is HIV positive.
news:<[email protected]>...
> Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going for
> his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I am
> just looking for a general answer.
> Thanks
> Lili
Relax! Your boyfriend is gonna be fine. They shouldn't deny his visa
unless he has some kind of criminal record or is HIV positive.
Sep 15th 2002, 8:46 am
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"news.rcn.com" wrote:
> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
If you really think South Africa is the "most corrupt", you need to get
out more.
> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
If you really think South Africa is the "most corrupt", you need to get
out more.
Sep 15th 2002, 10:33 am
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"news.rcn.com" wrote:
> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
That title is probably reserved for Nigeria or another country in
Africa, not S Africa
> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
That title is probably reserved for Nigeria or another country in
Africa, not S Africa
Sep 15th 2002, 11:29 am
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Re: Reasons for denial of K-1
L D Jones wrote:
> "news.rcn.com" wrote:
> >
> > if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> > in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> > some money from you.
> That title is probably reserved for Nigeria or another country in
> Africa, not S Africa
I have had experience with corruption in North America, South America,
Europe, and Asia, so I wouldn't be surprised if it also exists in
Africa.
However, I would tend to think it more likely outside the country of
South Africa, then inside.
> "news.rcn.com" wrote:
> >
> > if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> > in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> > some money from you.
> That title is probably reserved for Nigeria or another country in
> Africa, not S Africa
I have had experience with corruption in North America, South America,
Europe, and Asia, so I wouldn't be surprised if it also exists in
Africa.
However, I would tend to think it more likely outside the country of
South Africa, then inside.
Sep 15th 2002, 12:22 pm
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[QUOTE][SIZE=1]Originally posted by News.Rcn.Com:
if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
some money from you.
I grew up in South Africa, living in Durban until I was 21 and emigrated and still have all my family there. The corruption in South Africa used to be about race - if you were white you never needed a bribe and if you were not a bribe wouldn't get much. Now, however, there is sometimes the opportunity to pay for favors (eg a pass on your drivers test) but it is not systemic and not usual.
Good luck
shannon
if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
some money from you.
I grew up in South Africa, living in Durban until I was 21 and emigrated and still have all my family there. The corruption in South Africa used to be about race - if you were white you never needed a bribe and if you were not a bribe wouldn't get much. Now, however, there is sometimes the opportunity to pay for favors (eg a pass on your drivers test) but it is not systemic and not usual.
Good luck
shannon
Sep 16th 2002, 6:04 am
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Re: Reasons for denial of K-1
I have a stupid question. I have been going under the assumption all along
that the interviewers in these consulates/embassies are Americans. Are they?
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> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
> "Lili Rossi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> [url="news:[email protected]"]news:[email protected][-
> /url]...
> > Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> > What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going
> for
> > his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I
> am
> > just looking for a general answer.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Lili
> >
> >
that the interviewers in these consulates/embassies are Americans. Are they?
"news.rcn.com" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> if all the paper work is correct, then you pass the interview. Since it's
> in S. Africa the most corrupt nation in the world, they might want to get
> some money from you.
> "Lili Rossi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> [url="news:[email protected]"]news:[email protected][-
> /url]...
> > Hi. My fiance has his K-1 interview in 2 days and I am a nervous wreck.
> > What are some reasons that the embassy could deny his K-1? He is going
> for
> > his interview in South Africa. I know all embassies are different, so I
> am
> > just looking for a general answer.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Lili
> >
> >
