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Wow, well done - and kudos doing it without a lawyer. I agree that these forums, a little self-research and plenty of common sense together can rule out the need for a lawyer, not to mention save you $$$! Enjoy your new life together :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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So, where do I start. We got married in July 2010, civil and religious ceremony in Algeria. We did everything right, provided all Affidavits, USCIS approved us within 5 months, with no questions ever asked. NVC had us an appointment scheduled at the Embassy within 2 months, and they never questioned anything we ever submitted nor were we ever missing any documents.

We both love each other unconditionally (otherwise who would go through this), I am Algerian by origin and speak the same language(s) as my husband, we were born in the same year.

Please help. I am in teh same situation. My wife is denied her insa at the interview today, at the Guangzhou, China consulate.

You were denied and then received the visa three months later. How did youget a reversal so fast. What did you do?

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Please help. I am in teh same situation. My wife is denied her insa at the interview today, at the Guangzhou, China consulate.

You were denied and then received the visa three months later. How did youget a reversal so fast. What did you do?

Just make sure you understand why they denied your wife the spousal visa. This way you will know what exactly you can and should do to prove your case.

First, I kept replaying the interview with my husband that he had to understand the position and reasoning of the CO. This way you know best what to do and how to go about it.

Make sure you communicate with that consulate, ask them specific questions and go to see your wife, you need each others support above all.

As long as you are a honest and truthful, everything will work out. Just don't waste time waiting around, take action immediately.

Blessings

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I am very deeply sorry to hear about your husband's interview experience. Unfortunately it is not uncommon behavior and we certainly have a bad reputation all over the world for it.... It is very difficult to prove innocence especially when the officers refuse to examine your evidence, but this happens more often that people think. I keep seeing accusations from VJ users that there must be other problems and "red flags" because they believe its a fair system, but its just not. We can't deny our problems, and I hope we can eventually take care of it, but for now the system is guilty until proven innocent (as stated by the government).

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Filed: Country: Pakistan
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Just to be clear, a fraud investigation is primarily focused on the intentions of the foreigner, not the intentions of the US Citizen petitioner. Some fraud is mutual but most is not. Clearly one of their concerns is that he applied for a student visa while in a relationship with a US Citizen. Many pertinent facts are missing from the initial post, which may or may not shed light on the problem.

They are the same age, but how old? (This pertains to whether they are of "student" age.)

They have at least been acquainted since before the student visa was applied for. For how long and how serious was the relationship? The OP says the engagement wasn't "official" but just what WAS the relationship status when the student visa was applied for? Evasive answers raise suspicion.

How did the couple meet and how did their relationship develop?

Does the foreigner have family in the USA already?

If everything is on the up and up, the visa will probably eventually be approved, but it sounds like they are investigating to rule out first, whether the student visa application was an attempt to circumvent immigration law. If it was, that's a problem. We don't have the facts but the OP does.

Having family in the usa is a red flag too? What if the visa denied was like 2-3 4 yrs ago and u didnt meet ur better half at tht time

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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*** closing two year old thread. PLease start your own thread with your own questions ****

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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