[This message has been edited by Neil]
has anyone tried the fiancee visa more than once? What is the most times one has done it?
If the relationship does not work out to marriage, and the girl goes back, I would assume that the man is able to apply again with another hopeful fiancee?
Do they have a computer bank that keeps records? Other than your declaration on the form, when they ask if you have ever applied for a visa before, is there any way the government keeps records of these?
Has the government started to moniter these since 9/1/1?
The petition papers say that if you do not answer truthfully you can go to jail for 5 years and have to pay a $5,000 fine. On the other hand the application form says that you are under no obligation to provide the information to the government, but failure to provide information can result in the visa not being issued.
I have a friend named RXXXX who applied for a fiancee visa 7-8 years ago after an unsuccessful attempt, and now he wants to apply again. He does not want to check the box for having applied before, because his current fiancee would start asking questions and have doubts about his sincerity or sanity. Anyone know?
My friend simply wants to say no on the form and leave it at that. (you have the right to remail silent and everything you say can and will be used against you by your fiancee.)
I have heard from one of the agencies (Art from European Connections) that the fiancee visa works out and results in a successful marriage 20% of the time.
Maybe Gary Bala the lawyer has some info or experience on this topic of repeated filers.