Any Indian denied K1 visa due to lack of sufficient proof of relationship?

Question

My fiance had applied for K1 visa at Texas centre in July 2006. We had got engaged in June 2006, in India.We had a simple engagement in the presence of only immidiate family. I was interviewed in January 2007.at Delhi.I had been asked for joint sponsor, which we provided, then i was told to submit additional proof of relationship.I submitted cards, e mails and itemised phone bills, apart fron photos together.Even then i was denied visa, in march 2007,due to lack of sufficient proof of relationship and that more than six months have lapsed since our case was approved.

When we re apply...

1-will they take less time this time?

2- will we have to deposit fee again?

3_ should we hire attorney?

4-Which are considered the sufficient proofs of relationship?

Plz help....

Answer 1

your fiance application was denied for lack of evidence of relationship ,even tough you submitted all you did

i checked an attorney site to see if anything could be done ?

here is what it says ,reasons of denials :

7. Couple hasn’t spent enough time together in person

8. Couple lacks sufficient evidence of recent day-to-day contact

to use the help of an attorney ? you will have to :

Criteria for Approval

In order to qualify for a Fiancee Visa, you must meet the following main requirements:

You are a U.S. citizen

# You have met your fiancee within the previous two years #

You and your fiancee are both legally free to marry

You and your fiancee both have a serious intention to marry within 90 days of your fiancee’s arrival in America.

if you would like to read more about this ?

http://www.arctec.com/fianceevisa.html

Answer 2

You have to hire legal representation. It is up to the consular officer to give you the visa. It is EXTREMELY hard to overturn his/her decision.

I wouldnt do it any other way.It is your best chance.

Or just marry her  in India, and go to the Embassy then. I think that would be better. Get a form from the Embassy saying you are divorced or never married(I cant remember what they call it) And then go get married, get the marriage license. Then take it to the Embassy and have it stamped. And then Set up an appointment for the interview. It will be harder for them to deny it then.

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