Reaffirm case

[ghanagal 2]

So I am getting everything together in hopes the USCIS does affirm my case. I know it will go back to the NVC and then I have been told they the embassy will not interview my husband again, they just give my husband the visa. Anyone know?

Edited May 24, 2010 by ghanagal

[Zee Bee 61]

I was under the impression that there is another interview but I could be wrong.

[ghanagal 2]

Yes I am getting confused, I have heard both for Ghana. I am making another Package of the reaffirm evidence for the embassy as well, here I go again.

[lori7734 6]

Yes I am getting confused, I have heard both for Ghana. I am making another Package of the reaffirm evidence for the embassy as well, here I go again.

dont worry u can do it

[Afrilaskan Queen 0]

Hi ghanagal,

I believe it depends on what type of visa you were approved for, K-1/IR1 etc. I know me and my hubby are reaffirmed, and we are going to have an IR1, and everything seems to indicate that we will have another interview. But in your case (if I remember right) you applied for an I-130, and interviewed for an immigrant visa. It's worth looking into whether or not you have to interview, those who don't I believe are immigrant visa denials that are returned.

I also combed this site for info on what you're facing and I saw a post that said the following: "

Yes, do call, write and email the DOS. Though the Embassy or CO would be the one to tell you what their procedure, i.e., 2nd interview or no 2nd interview, on your particular case will be. Not the DOS. Though it 'may' give your case some attention, which is always a good thing in my opinion, the most they will do is check the status on your case and tell you what you probably already know.

Also, if the CO returned your case, he/she had a reason, at least in 'their' mind, so a 2nd interview wouldn't be out of the picture if they wanted to clear up any doubts they may have had in the first place, so my advice is to be ready for it just in case. Even if you are not required a 2nd interview, wouldn't it be wiser to be prepared? This way, you can avoid more delays than necessary if this were to happen."

So I think if you know what type of visa you will be reaffirmed for, email or call the embassy to find out their procedure I suppose. Perhaps visit Ghana's website? http://ghana.usembassy.gov/visas.html

I hope you get some more helpful info on this! But one of the other members were right, if you have another interview - you will do well, I am certain! ~

[ghanagal 2]

Hey girl (afrilaskan queen) I hope my text didn’t wake you this morning either. I have made two copy packets except pictures, I have to reprint more of what I am sending in to reaffirm. So we will be ok. I am hoping he does not have to personally deal with them fools in Ghana so much again. Thanks for all your help and support could not of made it this far without you or Lori7734 for the matter.