Anyone whose i-751 got denied

[sam090 0]

It seems like whoever applies to I-751 gets approved with or without an interview including the divorced ones. I've visited many forums and message boards like here and heard about maybe a hundred cases but I've never heard of a case that results in denial of the application. What do you think?

[Diazy 10]

It seems like whoever applies to I-751 gets approved with or without an interview including the divorced ones. I've visited many forums and message boards like here and heard about maybe a hundred cases but I've never heard of a case that results in denial of the application. What do you think?

By I751 USCIS is just checking that you are still happily married or got married in a good faith for divorced couples. If that was a fraud - it would be discovered during AOS or during visa status for CR-1 applicants.

[deus360 9]

So you got denied or are you thinking about and hypothetical circumstance? Well I have never heard of that, but thinking about this hypothetically, it could be possible that you maybe appeared in a Interpol case and your name match, then maybe you could get denied before even a RFE . this could happen when the USCIS checks their databases for your name. But hey, this is only and hypothetical circumstance. Have never seen this before.

Edited July 26, 2011 by deus360

[Mwai58 0]

Niaje... It does happen but rarely, to avoid getting to that, make sure your package (proove and evidence) is in order.

[ThreeC 0]

I know someone who got denied and thus returned to his country of origin.

[shawndoc 0]

I know someone who got denied and thus returned to his country of origin.

Why'd they get denied? As I understand it, even if the USCIS denies you, it then has to go to an immigration judge, and the legal burden falls upon the USCIS to show that you are in fraudulent relationship or have violated the terms of your visa. So short of getting arrested for a serious crime or starting a blog titled "How I got a fraudulent visa" it seems very unlikely the judge would rule against the immigrant.