Need Advice

[extrarius 1]

In a fit of rage (fight between myself and my fiance). I emailed the embassy with our BNS number requesting a withdraw. Realizing my hot headedness I emailed them again requesting they disregard that. Now from what I've read they actually require mailed in documentation to verify my identity and request am I correct in assuming that they'll just ignore the email? I tried calling the embassy but they ask that anything of questions concerning that be directed by email so that was a dead avenue. Our interview is in 3 weeks and we just want to be sure there's no surprises.

[extrarius 1]

Anyone have input on this?

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Both DHS and DoS policy is that a petition withdrawal should be done in writing.

They won't "just ignore the email", but they also won't withdraw the petition based on it. The email will undoubtedly be noted in your fiancee's file, and you can expect the issue to be brought up at her interview. How much of a problem it will be depends on what you said in that email. Consulates generally don't like it when a relationship appears to be on rocky ground before the interview.

Any chance you can be there for the interview? It would probably help your chances if you were there to answer their questions directly.

[extrarius 1]

Unfortunately not, I return from BA about a week prior to the interview but the situation can easily be explained without much difficulty. What was basically stated in the email was emotionally charged arguments resulted in a rash decision without much thought but I'm still aware she may be grilled as a result.

Edited August 2, 2011 by extrarius

[extrarius 1]

I've changed my itinerary so I can be there for the interview so hopefully that will help

[TBoneTX 45,288]

I've changed my itinerary so I can be there for the interview so hopefully that will help

Smart move, si man.