I married while in the service overseas in 1974. Even had a son after that. I was always told there was no guarantee my wife would be able to come with me or get a green card. It took nearly two years to get that stuff approved via several consular visits, interviews and paperwork in addition to health screenings, background checks and a number of other things.
I say tough toenails for this guy and his wife. We used to have much more stringent requirements. For him to be not approved means it’s more than just some tattoos.
” For him to be not approved means it’s more than just some tattoos.”
Really. We let all kind of nasty, murdering scum in here. There’s something serious going on with this guy.