Denial, I think, but requested more evidence

[Sarah Bellym 2]

My fiance had his interview with the US Embassy in Amman. He went this morning and the same CO interviewed him twice. The interviews lasted over one hour. We have red flags that I recognized before the interview and we were prepared for those. At the end of the interview, the CO told my husband he didn't believe that we had a valid relationship and gave him the 221G titled The Foreign Service of The United States of American Refusal Worksheet. It says in the section they marked:

This office regrets to inform you that it is unable to issue a visa to you because you have been found ineligible to receive a visa under the following sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act. The information contained in the paragraphs marked with an x pertain to your visa application. Please disregard unmarked paragraphs.

X Section 2219g0 which prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone whose application does not comply

to the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act or regulations issued pursuant thereto. The

following remarks apply to your case:*

Please send the following by Aramex with a copy of this letter to the U.S Embassy in Amman:

1. Civil Status Certificate from the Civil Status Department

2. More substantive documents supporting the bona fides of your relationship with the petitioner.

At the bottom of the letter there is some language about denials more than one year old expire...

Are we denied? I feel like this is what the letter says or are we just in AP? What other substantive documents can we send? We had 70 pictures,

Skype logs, ticket stubs, phone bills and the Civil Status Certificate (they looked at none of this). We didn't have cards or letters that were mailed to each other because we talk everyday. I am not sure what else to send them. My fiance is already talking about me coming there to live.

The red flags are significant, age difference, I was married before to a Jordanian who divorced me after getting citizenship, he had applied before for tourist visa but was declined. I understand that they want to check all this stuff out. It doesn't change the fact that we love each other and want to be together. Any insight?

[EAbbas 213]

My fiance had his interview with the US Embassy in Amman. He went this morning and the same CO interviewed him twice. The interviews lasted over one hour. We have red flags that I recognized before the interview and we were prepared for those. At the end of the interview, the CO told my husband he didn't believe that we had a valid relationship and gave him the 221G titled The Foreign Service of The United States of American Refusal Worksheet. It says in the section they marked:

This office regrets to inform you that it is unable to issue a visa to you because you have been found ineligible to receive a visa under the following sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act. The information contained in the paragraphs marked with an x pertain to your visa application. Please disregard unmarked paragraphs.

X Section 2219g0 which prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone whose application does not comply

to the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act or regulations issued pursuant thereto. The

following remarks apply to your case:*

Please send the following by Aramex with a copy of this letter to the U.S Embassy in Amman:

1. Civil Status Certificate from the Civil Status Department

2. More substantive documents supporting the bona fides of your relationship with the petitioner.

At the bottom of the letter there is some language about denials more than one year old expire...

Are we denied? I feel like this is what the letter says or are we just in AP? What other substantive documents can we send? We had 70 pictures,

Skype logs, ticket stubs, phone bills and the Civil Status Certificate (they looked at none of this). We didn't have cards or letters that were mailed to each other because we talk everyday. I am not sure what else to send them. My fiance is already talking about me coming there to live.

The red flags are significant, age difference, I was married before to a Jordanian who divorced me after getting citizenship, he had applied before for tourist visa but was declined. I understand that they want to check all this stuff out. It doesn't change the fact that we love each other and want to be together. Any insight?

It's not a denial they just want more evidence so send in the docs requested ASAP. They also refuse visas until documents or background checks are complete.. once that's complete and all is clear then the beneficiary can be eligible for the visa. It takes a few weeks to get into the system and be reviewed but hopefully it will end up with visa in hand or a little while in AP.

Best of luck to you

Edited May 30, 2012 by EAbbas

[lovebirds85 12]

Provide as much evidence as possible ... skype logs, photos etc whatever you have ASAP

[together4evr 360]

You mention twice that he is your fiance and once you stated the CO told your husband. So maybe the CO was confused also about your relationship.

You need to gather proof of his family meeting you and your family approving him. Try to get letters from family and pictures of you with his family and maybe pics with your family on webcam and him

How many days have you both spent together in his country or another country? How long have you known each other?

Good Luck

[Sarah Bellym 2]

You mention twice that he is your fiance and once you stated the CO told your husband. So maybe the CO was confused also about your relationship.

You need to gather proof of his family meeting you and your family approving him. Try to get letters from family and pictures of you with his family and maybe pics with your family on webcam and him

How many days have you both spent together in his country or another country? How long have you known each other?

Good Luck

He IS my fiance. We had planned to marry last year in Jordan and apply for I130 but that didn't happen. We feel like husband and wife but we are not married. We have been together for about a year and a half. I have spent a little over six weeks with him in person. We talk everyday.

The CO never mentioned suspecting we are married and because I knew that can be a flag, I addressed that in the i-129 supplment letter. I think the CO just flat out doesn't believe us.

We have gathered cell bills, photos of us together and me with his family, a letter signed by numerous members of his family, chat/logs from Skype and Viber, affidavits from my friends that have been in my home over the time I have known my fiance and have talked to him countless hours, proof of three visits in the last 11 months, emails, passport stamps, new intent to marry letters, his civil status letter (shows he is single) we even included a video of us together that we made for our friends (that we doubt they will watch). I have also added him to my bank account and I have included my cell phone bills. I don't know what else we can put together to show them. We are sending all this via Aramex tomorrow.

IF things go badly after waiting the months I am sure the review will take, I am going to give it all up here and move there. Sell the house, quit the job, sell the car and go there. It's tough when you love someone and you know it's real but some uninterested third party has the right to say 'we don't believe you'.

Edited June 5, 2012 by Sarah Bellym