AOS interview

[Sam27 0]

Hi,

a friend of mine went to the US by K3 visa. In a couple of days she has her AOS interview and is very concerned to get denied.

The reason is, she and her husband don't have a lot of evidence of an ongoing marital relationship. She's just registered on his apartment.

But they don't have joint bank account, no joint property, she is no beneficiary of his life insurance, he's got a healty insurance but she not, they don't have pictures together or other kind of evidence. He is more than 30 years older than her.

When she asks him to get some more evidence for the interview he responds that it's too late now because CIS would believe evidence was made only because of the interview.

Also she has the feeling not to know much about him though they are married. She sais he has changed a lot since they are married.

Do you think there is a high chance that she will get aproved or you do you think they will propably get some problems?

What will propably happen?

Willl they get asked many questions when they don't have much evidence?

Are they generally suspected only because of the huge difference in age?

I know everything sounds very strange but it's true and I would be happy to help her by giving some information to her.

Thanks,

SAM

[john_and_marlene 162]

Hi,

a friend of mine went to the US by K3 visa. In a couple of days she has her AOS interview and is very concerned to get denied.

The reason is, she and her husband don't have a lot of evidence of an ongoing marital relationship. She's just registered on his apartment.

But they don't have joint bank account, no joint property, she is no beneficiary of his life insurance, he's got a healty insurance but she not, they don't have pictures together or other kind of evidence. He is more than 30 years older than her.

When she asks him to get some more evidence for the interview he responds that it's too late now because CIS would believe evidence was made only because of the interview.

Also she has the feeling not to know much about him though they are married. She sais he has changed a lot since they are married.

Do you think there is a high chance that she will get aproved or you do you think they will propably get some problems?

What will propably happen?

Willl they get asked many questions when they don't have much evidence?

Are they generally suspected only because of the huge difference in age?

I know everything sounds very strange but it's true and I would be happy to help her by giving some information to her.

Thanks,

SAM

They should get notorized affidavits from people that know them as a couple and can swear that they are living as a married couple.

Also, can they show that they both get mail at the same address? Surely she must have gotten some mail there from relatives, magazine subscriptions, friends...

[hope1 0]

Hi,

a friend of mine went to the US by K3 visa. In a couple of days she has her AOS interview and is very concerned to get denied.

The reason is, she and her husband don't have a lot of evidence of an ongoing marital relationship. She's just registered on his apartment.

But they don't have joint bank account, no joint property, she is no beneficiary of his life insurance, he's got a healty insurance but she not, they don't have pictures together or other kind of evidence. He is more than 30 years older than her.

When she asks him to get some more evidence for the interview he responds that it's too late now because CIS would believe evidence was made only because of the interview.

Also she has the feeling not to know much about him though they are married. She sais he has changed a lot since they are married.

Do you think there is a high chance that she will get aproved or you do you think they will propably get some problems?

What will propably happen?

Willl they get asked many questions when they don't have much evidence?

Are they generally suspected only because of the huge difference in age?

I know everything sounds very strange but it's true and I would be happy to help her by giving some information to her.

Thanks,

SAM

They should get notorized affidavits from people that know them as a couple and can swear that they are living as a married couple.

Also, can they show that they both get mail at the same address? Surely she must have gotten some mail there from relatives, magazine subscriptions, friends...

Since she is already here in US (K3) why the rush to AOS, they could wait couple months and get more evidences (Picture, bank account, babies etc)

[Sam27 0]

They already have the appointment and cannot obtain more evidence anymore.

Also her husband doesn't want any notorized affidavits. She also doesn't know why...

Simply they've got nothing... But isn't it like this that if they cannot show some evidence that they get asked some questions and if the answers are the same they get approved?

Or is it possible that they get a request for further evidence?

Is it possible that they get denied immediately????

[hope1 0]

If that are not sure, they could easily delay their interview to next year so more evidences could be obtained.

[YGandMAT 0]

If that are not sure, they could easily delay their interview to next year so more evidences could be obtained.

Yes, she should be worried. I just went with my husband and they asked to see all our evidence. We took pictures, joint bank accounts, auto insurance in both our names, health and life insurance, letters from relatives with our names, everything you could take. She must take everything, or else they may deny her.

[Sam27 0]

But let's assume the immigration officer ist not satisfied with the evidence of an ongoing relationship.

What will happen next?

Will he start to ask many questions?

Will he separate both?

Or will he first give them a given time period for giving more evidence?

Or will he immediately deny the case?

And what will happen when he denies the case? In which time period she would have to leave the country?

Thanks for your answers.

Sam

[Beautiful_years 0]

But let's assume the immigration officer ist not satisfied with the evidence of an ongoing relationship.

What will happen next?

Will he start to ask many questions?

Will he separate both?

Or will he first give them a given time period for giving more evidence?

Or will he immediately deny the case?

And what will happen when he denies the case? In which time period she would have to leave the country?

Thanks for your answers.

Sam

This brings a lot of questions to mind..... ask yourself, if they are both man and wife... why would he refuse to a notirized affidavit? why wont they have wedding pictures? re-unions? letters? why wouldnt she recieve mails at their house address or apartment? They should be preparing to make babies or already have one on the way.

30yrs difference from the husband and he still says its too late to collect evidence to help them pass the interview? Check reviews you ll find out that one of the pointers for internet based fraud in terms of migration (green card marriage) is large age difference... thats a red flag but most times people pass through because their relationships are genuine.

Another problem would be not knowing about him, she "should" and "must" know about him and he her, even about his people, sibblings, former marriages and divorce if any.

My advice is that they postpone this interview if my review isnt too late, take time out to know each other better or else they might be making a terrible mistake and she could be sent back home.

She might be lucky too to meet a nice officer who would ask for a second interview but they would go through more severe and thorough interviews seperating them both and drilling them for hours even threatening them till either one breaks.

Best bet.... postpone the interview.