How to Super Front load new petition

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Hi All. So far, this forum has been a lot of help - but the more I read the more apposite answers I can find. So here is my direct situation:

My fiance's petition was sent back to USCIS March 10,2011. I know usually they don't tell you why, but our letter said that at the interview, the CO asked my fiance failed to provide details on my background.... (although he was never asked, AND it was never asked in our 221g.) We provided more documents for AP, and we were told "the new information was not conclusive".

Here are the questions he was asked at interview:

How did you meet: online, April 2007

When did you meet: May 2008 - India

Where will you live when you get to USA: with me, of course!

Do you have any relatives in USA: no (no we met online)

What are your eductional qualifications: graduate in business commerce

I read on these forums that these questions probably pin point exactly why his petition is being returned. I have provided evidence to counter-point 6 reasons why he could be denied (including the time apart (fees vs. cost of trip), why petition expired, why we are choosing to live in America, his professional career and plans, etc)

So my new question is 2 points:

I have heard various suggestions on what I do with my counter-points. Send them in, have our immigration lawyer send them in, wait til I recieve a NOID?

And secondly, we are prepared to get married and do CR1 once this is completely finished, if they refuse to reaffirm it on the expiration.... how do I front-load proof of him knowing my background? I never even thought to include letters of "why this happened" or "why that happened" I only included tons of proof of relationship (4 hugely committed years) and it appears their proof of a genuine relationship isn't there. I now know our mistakes, but how do I prove that? He had a notarized letter of all the reasons why he loves me, though it's cheesy, I guess it didn't prove what they wanted?

Thanks so much, let me know if I need clarification

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Hi All. So far, this forum has been a lot of help - but the more I read the more apposite answers I can find. So here is my direct situation:

My fiance's petition was sent back to USCIS March 10,2011. I know usually they don't tell you why, but our letter said that at the interview, the CO asked my fiance failed to provide details on my background.... (although he was never asked, AND it was never asked in our 221g.) We provided more documents for AP, and we were told "the new information was not conclusive".

Here are the questions he was asked at interview:

How did you meet: online, April 2007

When did you meet: May 2008 - India

Where will you live when you get to USA: with me, of course!

Do you have any relatives in USA: no (no we met online)

What are your eductional qualifications: graduate in business commerce

I read on these forums that these questions probably pin point exactly why his petition is being returned. I have provided evidence to counter-point 6 reasons why he could be denied (including the time apart (fees vs. cost of trip), why petition expired, why we are choosing to live in America, his professional career and plans, etc)

So my new question is 2 points:

I have heard various suggestions on what I do with my counter-points. Send them in, have our immigration lawyer send them in, wait til I recieve a NOID?

And secondly, we are prepared to get married and do CR1 once this is completely finished, if they refuse to reaffirm it on the expiration.... how do I front-load proof of him knowing my background? I never even thought to include letters of "why this happened" or "why that happened" I only included tons of proof of relationship (4 hugely committed years) and it appears their proof of a genuine relationship isn't there. I now know our mistakes, but how do I prove that? He had a notarized letter of all the reasons why he loves me, though it's cheesy, I guess it didn't prove what they wanted?

Thanks so much, let me know if I need clarification

If you've hired an immigration lawyer, then he/she knows far more about your case than we ever will, you should be telling him/her anything he/she doesn't already know and then following the attorney's advice on this matter.

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Hi All. So far, this forum has been a lot of help - but the more I read the more apposite answers I can find. So here is my direct situation:

My fiance's petition was sent back to USCIS March 10,2011. I know usually they don't tell you why, but our letter said that at the interview, the CO asked my fiance failed to provide details on my background.... (although he was never asked, AND it was never asked in our 221g.) We provided more documents for AP, and we were told "the new information was not conclusive".

Here are the questions he was asked at interview:

How did you meet: online, April 2007

When did you meet: May 2008 - India

Where will you live when you get to USA: with me, of course!

Do you have any relatives in USA: no (no we met online)

What are your eductional qualifications: graduate in business commerce

I read on these forums that these questions probably pin point exactly why his petition is being returned. I have provided evidence to counter-point 6 reasons why he could be denied (including the time apart (fees vs. cost of trip), why petition expired, why we are choosing to live in America, his professional career and plans, etc)

So my new question is 2 points:

I have heard various suggestions on what I do with my counter-points. Send them in, have our immigration lawyer send them in, wait til I recieve a NOID?

And secondly, we are prepared to get married and do CR1 once this is completely finished, if they refuse to reaffirm it on the expiration.... how do I front-load proof of him knowing my background? I never even thought to include letters of "why this happened" or "why that happened" I only included tons of proof of relationship (4 hugely committed years) and it appears their proof of a genuine relationship isn't there. I now know our mistakes, but how do I prove that? He had a notarized letter of all the reasons why he loves me, though it's cheesy, I guess it didn't prove what they wanted?

Thanks so much, let me know if I need clarification

Hey Kelly,

Was is New Delhi Embassy?

We have almost similar time line of this visa process as you do. Our petition was also returned to USCIS in Feb,2011, now we have received a notice from USCIS saying that our petition has expired and we can apply for a new one.

I can understand how sucky it is to wait for years.

I wish you a good luck for your next process.