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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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if your waiting on a denial letter from vermont it maybe awhile, the last k1 i knew there is going on 2 years and still waiting

TIMELINE

04/04/2007 K1 Interview from H...w/the devil herself

06/12/2007 Rec'd Notification Case Now Back In Calif. only to expire

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11/20/2007 Married in Morocco

02/23/2008 Mailed CR1 application today

03/08/2008 NOA1 Notice Recd (notice date 3/4/08)

08/26/2008 File transfered fr Vermont to Calif

10/14/2008 APPROVALLLLLLLLLLLL

10/20/2008 Recd hard copy NOA2

10/20/2008 NVC Recd case

11/21/2008 CASE COMPLETE

01/15/2009 INTERVIEW

01/16/2009 VISA IN HAND

01/31/2009 ARRIVED OKC

BE WHO YOU ARE AND SAY WHAT YOU FEEL, BECAUSE THOSE WHO MIND DONT MATTER AND THOSE WHO MATTER DONT MIND

YOU CANT CHANGE THE PAST BUT YOU CAN RUIN THE PRESENT BY WORRYING OVER THE FUTURE

TRIP.... OVER LOVE, AND YOU CAN GET UP

FALL.... IN LOVE, AND YOU FALL FOREVER

I DO HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT, JUST NOT THE ABILITY

LIKE THE MEASLES, LOVE IS MOST DANGEROUS WHEN IT COMES LATER IN LIFE

LIFE IS NOT THE WAY ITS SUPPOSED TO BE, ITS THE WAY IT IS

I MAY NOT BE WHERE I WANT TO BE BUT IM SURE NOT WHERE I WAS

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Zambia
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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Well since their findings are kinda final - and I kinda figured that - I want to start applying for the spousal visa - I'm going back home soon so we will get married - but we can't file any paperwork until this current case is closed officially with a denial letter - isn't that bullcrap?

PLUS - the NVC still hasn't received the case back yet - and it will either go to the CSC or VSC.

Does anyone know how I can get the case to be transferred to the Miami home office?

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

'Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand - chocolate in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'WOO HOO, What a Ride'

Filed: Other Country: China
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Well since their findings are kinda final - and I kinda figured that - I want to start applying for the spousal visa - I'm going back home soon so we will get married - but we can't file any paperwork until this current case is closed officially with a denial letter - isn't that bullcrap?

PLUS - the NVC still hasn't received the case back yet - and it will either go to the CSC or VSC.

Does anyone know how I can get the case to be transferred to the Miami home office?

Welcome to the immigration process. No spouse visa is going to be issued either until you overcome whatever it is they are using as a reason to deny the fiance petition. The best practice in such cases is to hire a local attorney familiar with the Consulate and get things resolved in country quickly. If you're unwilling or unable to do that, there's no easy work-around.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

How did you guys do the rebuttal? I know they aren't going to tell me exactly what the reasons are but I do know they don't believe we have a valid realationship. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer. That's why I'm thinking to just wait it out and file for K-3.........The congressman's office is not being very helpful either

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: Other Country: China
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

How did you guys do the rebuttal? I know they aren't going to tell me exactly what the reasons are but I do know they don't believe we have a valid realationship. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer. That's why I'm thinking to just wait it out and file for K-3.........The congressman's office is not being very helpful either

I suggest you use the money you'd spend on the plane ticket, marriage and I-130 filing fee to hire an attorney. Flying there and getting married, in and of itself is not necessarily going to change their mind about your bona fides. My best guess is you have a pretty strong clue why they aren't buying your relationship as bona fide. Do you have a plan to deal with it?

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

How did you guys do the rebuttal? I know they aren't going to tell me exactly what the reasons are but I do know they don't believe we have a valid realationship. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer. That's why I'm thinking to just wait it out and file for K-3.........The congressman's office is not being very helpful either

I suggest you use the money you'd spend on the plane ticket, marriage and I-130 filing fee to hire an attorney. Flying there and getting married, in and of itself is not necessarily going to change their mind about your bona fides. My best guess is you have a pretty strong clue why they aren't buying your relationship as bona fide. Do you have a plan to deal with it?

I'm offended that you would even consider that I or WE know why they don't think we have a bona fide realationship. We don't have the luxury of doing online emails to each other or texting or messenger service but we do have the phone and I did present $2000 worth of phone bills as evidence which they didn't keep. We had cards that I sent to him - what else do they want? I've visited him numerous times - so what? And you - thanks for all you suggestions and I understand what you're saying but hiring a lawyer is not going to guarantee that he will get approved. And besides waiting it out - no I don't have a plan. I'm a single female living on my own and supporting myself. I don't have money coming to me just out of the blue.

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: Country: Jamaica
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Pushbrk has a point and you should heed it. I know you don't want to hear it; but there is a reason why they deny you. That reason will not go away just cause you marry. And, contrary to popular belief, marrying is not the end all proof of relationship.

I've seen many people upset cause that ploy didn't work. Look into the reason for denial and fix it if you can.

Please stop and think really hard. I hope to save you lots of pain in the future by offering this advice.

I do wish you luck that it all turns out for you.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iran
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Again, just because you are married does not prove a relationship. Married or engaged in and of itself means nothing except what type of visa you apply for, even having a child does not mean anything.

You should find out what the reason was for the denial and address this. I understand the being a single female and supporting yourself part as I am also. Perhaps you could hire a paralegal to send a letter to find out what the reason for denial was. Usually they can do the work at a reduced rate as the "law firm" and you won't have to hire them for the whole process. Then you can address the issue(s) for denial.

Repeat, getting married will not help the process or guarantee a visa.

Filed: Other Country: China
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

How did you guys do the rebuttal? I know they aren't going to tell me exactly what the reasons are but I do know they don't believe we have a valid realationship. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer. That's why I'm thinking to just wait it out and file for K-3.........The congressman's office is not being very helpful either

I suggest you use the money you'd spend on the plane ticket, marriage and I-130 filing fee to hire an attorney. Flying there and getting married, in and of itself is not necessarily going to change their mind about your bona fides. My best guess is you have a pretty strong clue why they aren't buying your relationship as bona fide. Do you have a plan to deal with it?

I'm offended that you would even consider that I or WE know why they don't think we have a bona fide realationship. We don't have the luxury of doing online emails to each other or texting or messenger service but we do have the phone and I did present $2000 worth of phone bills as evidence which they didn't keep. We had cards that I sent to him - what else do they want? I've visited him numerous times - so what? And you - thanks for all you suggestions and I understand what you're saying but hiring a lawyer is not going to guarantee that he will get approved. And besides waiting it out - no I don't have a plan. I'm a single female living on my own and supporting myself. I don't have money coming to me just out of the blue.

I'm going on the assumption you can overcome whatever the CO suspects. Having a clue why the denial occured doesn't mean the CO was right or that your marriage was valid. It just gives you something to go on to formulate a plan. I'm on your side. That's why I'm telling you your plan to give up on the K1 and marry, is a bad plan. You really must focus on the problem. If something doesn't immediately come to mind, start searching through the details of the submissions and interview.

This is a time for thoughtful action and complete honesty with yourself. Declaring you can afford to travel to marry and file and I-130 at the same time you declare you can't afford an attorney is not intellectually honest. If success is what you want, you need to get that thinking cap on and tighten up on the flow of emotions.

Edited by pushbrk

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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I think I'm ready to quit the fight. I just want a freakin denial letter now so I can start the K-3 process. Why must we wait for every freakin thing - six months to get a denial letter - #######? I'm just extremely frustrated right now and the congressman's office - FULL OF BULLCRAP! They don't understand immigration and the timeliness that things need to get done - all I keep hearing is 30 days is what we usually give for a response - MORE - #######? Does she not understand when I say WE DON'T HAVE 30 FRIKKEN DAYS???? JUST F'N GIVE ME THE GOD DAMN DENIAL LETTER...............

Don't they realize we're going to be married with our without this FRIKIN STAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said you will get a denial letter? The successful petition for the visa is simply returned to the Dept. of State (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. If your fiance was told this would happen, there is usually a reason given as to why the consulate is recommending revocation...meaning, of course, that they will not approve a visa for some reason or another, based on their findings. Their findings are kinda final

Do you honestly believe they tell you why? The only answer you will get is that they don't believe you are a real couple. And no, their findings are not final. We were denied and we fought it and won. I have yet to find out what those findings were. We were one of the lucky couples that had suspicions on what they thought, but it wasn't on the NOIR. I addressed it anyway in my rebuttal. So he is here now, their findings are a lot of times a load of #######.

I have seen where K-1 cases were reaffirmed, but I hear it is rare now. Can you get your representative to send them an email? If they can get a response saying that the petition has expired I am sure that will help.

How did you guys do the rebuttal? I know they aren't going to tell me exactly what the reasons are but I do know they don't believe we have a valid realationship. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer. That's why I'm thinking to just wait it out and file for K-3.........The congressman's office is not being very helpful either

I suggest you use the money you'd spend on the plane ticket, marriage and I-130 filing fee to hire an attorney. Flying there and getting married, in and of itself is not necessarily going to change their mind about your bona fides. My best guess is you have a pretty strong clue why they aren't buying your relationship as bona fide. Do you have a plan to deal with it?

I'm offended that you would even consider that I or WE know why they don't think we have a bona fide realationship. We don't have the luxury of doing online emails to each other or texting or messenger service but we do have the phone and I did present $2000 worth of phone bills as evidence which they didn't keep. We had cards that I sent to him - what else do they want? I've visited him numerous times - so what? And you - thanks for all you suggestions and I understand what you're saying but hiring a lawyer is not going to guarantee that he will get approved. And besides waiting it out - no I don't have a plan. I'm a single female living on my own and supporting myself. I don't have money coming to me just out of the blue.

I'm going on the assumption you can overcome whatever the CO suspects. Having a clue why the denial occured doesn't mean the CO was right or that your marriage was valid. It just gives you something to go on to formulate a plan. I'm on your side. That's why I'm telling you your plan to give up on the K1 and marry, is a bad plan. You really must focus on the problem. If something doesn't immediately come to mind, start searching through the details of the submissions and interview.

This is a time for thoughtful action and complete honesty with yourself. Declaring you can afford to travel to marry and file and I-130 at the same time you declare you can't afford an attorney is not intellectually honest. If success is what you want, you need to get that thinking cap on and tighten up on the flow of emotions.

Yes sir.

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
Timeline
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After all that, the lawyer told me to go get married and come back and file K-3. I am still trying to get the Petition Return Memo.

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Egypt
Timeline
Posted

i also agree getting married will not solve the issue that is one of the reasons perviz and i have decided not to try that route and both of us getting suck in india because of the problems we are having getting processed at this point most the time if u marry the problem is still there and will not go away........marraige dont make them believe u or make the journey have a positive out come........i think that everyone has given u very sound advise here sending happy thoughts and prayers ur way i know how frustrated u r

sara

 
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