Errors on G-325a and I-129F

[jalie 3]

Hi Jalie,

Just saw your post, Sorry you're going through this. Any updates from the embassy? Do you think it would have made a difference if you had added your other names on ds-230 where it asks for other names used? Please update us on their decision, if my memory serves me right the consulate will let you know in 2 weeks.

By the way guys, manage to speak someone at the London consulate, they advised me to write other names on DS-320 and mention at the interview that we have made mistakes on i-129f and G-325a. I asked them if this will create a problem for us and they don’t know but that’s what we will do. Please pray for us. If any of you have been through similar situation or have heard of similar situation please let us know. I hope I won’t get denied for misrepresentation. I am so worried. we failed to see the discrepancy and now we are trying to correct it in the DS-320. Please share your knowledges and experiences on this. Thanks a lot.

Two weeks... two months... two years I will never know. But I do understand better now! When I say to my american fiancé "two minutes" he really expects 2 mins. as in 120 seconds precisely. But me, being a Filipina and been Italianized, two mins. CAN mean half an hour or more. What I'm meaning is that the american precision does not apply at the US embassy/consulate.

Everyone's case is unique. Yours and mine tho have similarities (discrepancies)but my use of other names were documented on my I-129F and G-325A forms not like you... BUT... STILL... the consular officer is giving me a hard time. I do not take it against him, he is only doing his job. Ironically enough I admire his professionality, his dedication to his work and his politeness.

In the meantime while my case is sitting on who-knows-who's desk I guess it's time for me to take a break. I lost my job just pursuing this K-1 document hunting (In Italy it took me 3 months to get a birth cert, sure them at the registrar's office say it will take only 45 very short days) and of course there were other docs too. Time for me to take a vacation!!!

Surely, I'll include you in my prayers that London is not as damn nitpicky as Naples.

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Anyway you have gotten a good advice from your consulate. Basing on my own experience, them at the consulate their hands are tied. But personally I do not take "I do not know" for an answer.

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Two weeks... two months... two years I will never know. But I do understand better now! When I say to my american fiancé "two minutes" he really expects 2 mins. as in 120 seconds precisely. But me, being a Filipina and been Italianized, two mins. CAN mean half an hour or more. What I'm meaning is that the american precision does not apply at the US embassy/consulate.

Everyone's case is unique. Yours and mine tho have similarities (discrepancies)but my use of other names were documented on my I-129F and G-325A forms not like you... BUT... STILL... the consular officer is giving me a hard time. I do not take it against him, he is only doing his job. Ironically enough I admire his professionality, his dedication to his work and his politeness.

In the meantime while my case is sitting on who-knows-who's desk I guess it's time for me to take a break. I lost my job just pursuing this K-1 document hunting (In Italy it took me 3 months to get a birth cert, sure them at the registrar's office say it will take only 45 very short days) and of course there were other docs too. Time for me to take a vacation!!!

Surely, I'll include you in my prayers that London is not as damn nitpicky as Naples.

.

Anyway you have gotten a good advice from your consulate. Basing on my own experience, them at the consulate their hands are tied. But personally I do not take "I do not know" for an answer.

Jalie, any updates? BTW you did say yours and mine have similarities but what exactly is the discrepancy in your case?

[jalie 3]

Jalie, any updates? BTW you did say yours and mine have similarities but what exactly is the discrepancy in your case?

UPDATES? Yeah... I got an email Tuesday, Oct. 12, telling me that the consulate can now process my case to completion... to send them my passport so they can issue the visa.

DISCREPANCY? My names, birthday, birthplace, parents' names on my annulment decree were totally different from my passport.

If you want to know more my story is here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/275804-two-interviews-and-still-inconclusive/

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UPDATES? Yeah... I got an email Tuesday, Oct. 12, telling me that the consulate can now process my case to completion... to send them my passport so they can issue the visa.

DISCREPANCY? My names, birthday, birthplace, parents' names on my annulment decree were totally different from my passport.

If you want to know more my story is here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/275804-two-interviews-and-still-inconclusive/

I am so happy for you...what actions did you take? What made them change their mind?