We were denied, HELP

[ixsa 0]

Can someone explain the prose of when your spouse is denied. We were told our marriage was for paper only, Dame it I travel every month to see my husband, send money to him, send medication to my mother in law and they tell me because my husband got nerves and mixed up dates ,they denied us I’m so heart and upset today after sitting there from 5am to 5pm and treated like a criminal by my own Americans

[Ayman___ 92]

I'm so sorry to hear that.Be strong ...Someone who has some experience will come give you advice soon.Take care and Have Faith

[ixsa 0]

thank you it's just hard,

[Marie.Ci 0]

How long have u been married?

[Done--Really 331]

Do an immediate debriefing with your husband. Ask him to write down every question he can remember and every answer he gave--this is not the time to be defensive, but rather to put yourself in the place of the CO and see how you would have reacted to his answers. Also, what other red flags are there with your case--a few bad answers usually aren't enough to derail a case. Be brutally honest with yourself--and do it immediately while everything is fresh in his mind.

Then come back and tell us all the red flags as well as the questions and his answers, and then we can start to help.

[ATPEACE 43]

Did you'll do DCF, it's listed as the type of visa you file for in under your profile, and second how did you obtain USC and how long ago was it?

[Ayman___ 92]

thank you it's just hard,

I know Just stay Strong...I will be praying for you and your husband

[WaitinforHubby3yr 0]

Did they say whether or not you were eligible for a waiver or anything?

[Casprd 167]

Now you need to step back and look at all the issues that could have cropped up. Getting dates mixed up can be a problem, but if the rest of your evidence and case was strong that wouldn't have been enough.

Questions you need to answer are things like

How long did you know each other

How did you meet

How long from first meeting to marriage

Does he have relatives in the US

If so, how did they arrive

Any previous visa applications for him (tourist, student, fiancee, anyting)

Is there an age difference

Previous marriage for you or him.

Previous visa petition from you for anyone.

Do you meet the poverty guidelines

Also as stated earlier, have him list out the questions and answers from the interview. What was the attitude of the CO. Was the white slip already prepared. Have there been any RFE's or any hiccups through the process before this.

[No-Where-Man 147]

As most asked

Please provide us with more details about your case so we better help you

Sorry that it happened

[bigdog 376]

Can someone explain the prose of when your spouse is denied. We were told our marriage was for paper only, Dame it I travel every month to see my husband, send money to him, send medication to my mother in law and they tell me because my husband got nerves and mixed up dates ,they denied us I’m so heart and upset today after sitting there from 5am to 5pm and treated like a criminal by my own Americans

Don't give up, you might get advise from an attorney? Used one at first he flaked out after charging us an extra $500 for his mistake. Did not us an attorney for GC.

[amesa 9]

Can someone explain the prose of when your spouse is denied. We were told our marriage was for paper only, Dame it I travel every month to see my husband, send money to him, send medication to my mother in law and they tell me because my husband got nerves and mixed up dates ,they denied us I’m so heart and upset today after sitting there from 5am to 5pm and treated like a criminal by my own Americans

Did you go with him to the interview? In Santo Domingo, the petitioner HAS to be there. I can't tell from your original post if you were or not.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Either way you will probably have the best luck filing another petition and starting over again. If you are eligible for a waiver, you should have that with you at the next interview. This is the fastest way. If you wait for word from USCIS it could be up to a year before they send you anything and even then it might not tell you much.

Spousal visa petitions never expire. Since that is what the OP filed for, they will already have an approved petition on file. Filing another petition now and starting over is probably not an option for the OP. If USCIS sends the OP a NOIR, then the OP MUST respond to it and will have a limited amount of time to do so.

[ixsa 0]

I need help, can anyone tell me what the next step is when your husband has been denied his visa in the Dominican embassy. I’m going crazy to trying to figure out what to do…………..

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

First step is finding out why he has been denied. He should have been given a piece of paper explaining it. Second step is to make sure it was in fact a denial, not just a delay (for AP- security checks, or they want more info you can submkit within 30 days).

If it was for lack of bonafide relationship, have him write out the interview questions and answers in as much detail as he remembers, see where he answered wrong/ didn't know things. Contact the embassy and see if they will hold the case there and you can go together for a second interview.