Still havent sent our visa back to the us

[bridget and alen 0]

Well i just thought id check in with you ap people .It has been a long journey for us and still no end in sight. Our visa was suppose to be returned in may of 2010 to the us. still nothing...Finally i decided to hire a new attorney to try and get some answers. So that when we marry in a few weeks will will know what to put on our paperwork as far as why we never got our first visa. I have seen alot of people on here come and go. I have myself been so impatient with the visa process. But all this time has taught me i must do this in gods time,not mine. So now in a few more weeks i will fly to Lebanon once more and marry. Please keep us in your prays as i do all of you. We will need them for the next leg of the road ahead. bridget

[Anh map 2,098]

You mean the K1 petition has not been returned yet? Did you get a denial notice?

[bridget and alen 0]

You mean the K1 petition has not been returned yet? Did you get a denial notice?

igot nothing.No notice. I dont think they ever sent it back. I retained a lawyer Monday to try and get some answers.

[Anh map 2,098]

Have you made an InfoPass appointment at your local USCIS office to learn the status of your petition?

[illnevergetthis 5]

igot nothing.No notice. I dont think they ever sent it back. I retained a lawyer Monday to try and get some answers.

Bridget,

Anh map suggested getting an infopass appointment. If you do that the closest office is in Metairie...right outside New Orleans. Actually, it's the only one in the state. You may be able to get better answers there than I did. They told me that they couldn't answer my questions and asked why I hadn't done a DCF. I left there very frustrated. At the time, my K3 was missing in action and no one seemed to be able to find it. NVC told me that USCIS had it and USCIS would say that they didn't have it. I couldn't find out any information on that file until three years later when I got a letter saying that it had expired. One day I might write a book on my immigration experiences...well...actually I probably won't.

Let me know if you decide to travel to Metairie for an infopass appointment.

[Used to be broken 147]

Well i just thought id check in with you ap people .It has been a long journey for us and still no end in sight. Our visa was suppose to be returned in may of 2010 to the us. still nothing...Finally i decided to hire a new attorney to try and get some answers. So that when we marry in a few weeks will will know what to put on our paperwork as far as why we never got our first visa. I have seen alot of people on here come and go. I have myself been so impatient with the visa process. But all this time has taught me i must do this in gods time,not mine. So now in a few more weeks i will fly to Lebanon once more and marry. Please keep us in your prays as i do all of you. We will need them for the next leg of the road ahead. bridget

? Do you mean returned to "us" or returned to the US? Did your fiance attend an interview at an Embassy? When? What piece of paper did they give him? Did they keep his passport? If the Embassy interviewed him, then what do they say? Did you call the DOS Hotline?

Edited July 31, 2011 by brokenfamily

[illnevergetthis 5]

? Do you mean returned to "us" or returned to the US? Did your fiance attend an interview at an Embassy? When? What piece of paper did they give him? Did they keep his passport? If the Embassy interviewed him, then what do they say? Did you call the DOS Hotline?

Her case isn't that simple. Her fiance is originally from Iraq. He was in Sweden and had his first interview at the embassy there. The US embassy in Sweden wanted to have a second interview, but his time was up there and he couldn't get it extended. He wasn't able to go to his second interview at the embassy. The embassy knew his situation. Being that he couldn't go to the second interview (no fault of his own), they sent his case back to the US. They have been through a lot!

I think I have this correct....if I dont' Bridget, please correct me.

[bridget and alen 0]

Her case isn't that simple. Her fiance is originally from Iraq. He was in Sweden and had his first interview at the embassy there. The US embassy in Sweden wanted to have a second interview, but his time was up there and he couldn't get it extended. He wasn't able to go to his second interview at the embassy. The embassy knew his situation. Being that he couldn't go to the second interview (no fault of his own), they sent his case back to the US. They have been through a lot!

I think I have this correct....if I dont' Bridget, please correct me.

Not sure what they did with our case. I have never recieved notice it was sent back. I resently hired a lawyer to find out what happened to it so that we might refile once we are married.