Visa denied

[rheanick 42]

Hi guys, finally I got all the information from my friend now. I'm sorry I was not specific on my forum about the denied visa. Cuz at that time, my friend just told me that his wife was denied because of insufficient income and that's the only reason. He was so depressed that's why I didn't ask him again. And so I posted here and asked some advice to all of you. After reading the replies here, I tried to get in touch with him and asked the whole story about it. He said that the consul just gave his wife a white slip only. No pink slip at all for AIR21 visa delivery. The consul said " I can't give you your visa yet, you have to submit additional affidavit of support that shows your husband can support you in US." After that the consul gave her a white slip for the affidavit of support and was schedule to submit it next week. In my opinion, She doesn't need to have another interview. All she needs to do is submit what the consul asked for. Am I right? And obviously, she will be under administrative review.

One more question, She's not deny.....right? Only under AR?

Thank you

She is under AR. They need to submit those required documents before the deadline. Besides the affidavit of support, if his husband could give other documents such as payslip, letter from his employer showing his present salary, bank statement, investments, mortgages it would make their case stronger.

[ailyn 0]

Hi guys, finally I got all the information from my friend now. I'm sorry I was not specific on my forum about the denied visa. Cuz at that time, my friend just told me that his wife was denied because of insufficient income and that's the only reason. He was so depressed that's why I didn't ask him again. And so I posted here and asked some advice to all of you. After reading the replies here, I tried to get in touch with him and asked the whole story about it. He said that the consul just gave his wife a white slip only. No pink slip at all for AIR21 visa delivery. The consul said " I can't give you your visa yet, you have to submit additional affidavit of support that shows your husband can support you in US." After that the consul gave her a white slip for the affidavit of support and was schedule to submit it next week. In my opinion, She doesn't need to have another interview. All she needs to do is submit what the consul asked for. Am I right? And obviously, she will be under administrative review.

One more question, She's not deny.....right? Only under AR?

Not denied. Happened to one of my friend. Her USC husband doesnt have sufficient income so they got a co-sponsor in the US, you know, same procedure, mailed the affidavit of support and tax papers (evidence about the co-sponsor's income). My friend wasnt called for another interview. I think, if im not mistaken, she just was notified via mail to appear in the US embassy to a certain window and pay for the visa delivery and thats it. She got her visa couple of weeks after that.

[It's me 1]

best wishes

[Tygrys 143]

Does Manila allow co-sponsors for K visas? For some reason I'm under the impression they only allow them for immigrant visas.

K-3 IS an immigrant visa.

[jsnearline 2]

K-3 IS an immigrant visa.

That is not quite true. According to the State Department, a K-3 is a Nonimmigrant Visa for a Spouse.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/ty...types_2993.html

Here is some of what the site says about the K-3

Spouses of U.S. citizens, and the spouse's children, can come to the United States on nonimmigrant visas (K-3 and K-4) and wait in the United States to complete the immigration process. Before a K-4 visa can be issued to a child, the parent must have a K-3 visa or be in K-3 status.

The spouse of an U.S. citizen applying for a nonimmigrant visa (K-3 applicant) must have an immigrant visa petition on his/her behalf by the U.S. citizen spouse. Therefore, the spouse of the U.S. citizen (the K-3 applicant) must meet some of the requirements of an immigrant visa.

Edited May 17, 2009 by jsnearline