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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Belgium
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Hi all!

I just found out my interviewdate! So very excited, yet anxious, yet worried ... All feelings in one..

It'll be November 8th, 2pm in USEmbassy Belgium..

I was wondering : What is a reason to get denied?

I'm sure someone on here has already made a post like this, so excuse me if I am repeating...

Anyone a good link to answer my question?

Also, to be able to do the medical : Do you need to bring appt letter from NVC? Or is that diffrent from country to country? (I cant find any specifics on this matter in the medical guideline for BE!:( )

Alson requested documents you take with you is what it states on NVC website? Correct?

Sorry for the prolly silly questions, but I cant help but ask just for the peace of mind!

Thank you for replies!

Blessings to all of you!

Lytha!

07-29-2009 Arrival in the US
08-05-2009 Senior in highschool - meet Bradley
06-23-2010 Leave US
02-15-2011 Back in US
03-11-2011 My weddingday
03-22-2011 Leave US

USCIS
04-06-2011 Send I 130 Petition
04-08-2011 Delivery at Chicago Lockbox
04-18-2011 Email/Text NOA1 Receipt
04-19-2011 Touched
04-28-2011 Hardcopy NOA1 in the mail
06-27-2011 N0A2! Approval! Yeey! No RFE's!
07-01-2011 Hardcopy NOA2
Total USCIS : 70 days

NVC
08-02-2011 NVC case number
08-04-2011 DS 3032 + IIN + Received I864 Bill + Paid I864 Bill
08-05-2011 Put in DS 3032 File
08-16-2011 Paid IV Bill
08-31-2011 Send in I864 Packet + IV Packet
09-03-2011 NVC Received Packages
09-09-2011 Operator assistance : I864 Approval, one more document missing for DS230 (=RFE)
09-12-2011 Send in RFE
09-21-2011 Approval NVC!!

The Homecoming...
10-06-2011 Medical Exam: Approved!
10-18-2011 Interview at Brussels US Embassy
10-27-2011 Back at Embassy to submit another document
10-27-2011 APPROVAL
01-11-2011 POE
183 days from NOA1 and interview ...
10-31-2011 Hubby leaves with Army
12-15-2011 Reunited, hubby is home: At last :)

*Happy ever after*

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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I was wondering : What is a reason to get denied?

I will preface my answer with this, I know your story from the April filers thread (being a fellow April filer) and I believe you don't need to worry about this. Be calm and confident when you have your interview.

To answer your question, these are some reasons and it's not a complete list:

dishonesty

CO believes you will become a public charge (you already have a joint sponsor so this is not something you need to think about)

CO doesn't believe your marriage is legitimate (see my preface statement)

Also, to be able to do the medical : Do you need to bring appt letter from NVC? Or is that diffrent from country to country? (I cant find any specifics on this matter in the medical guideline for BE!:( )

I think some countries (UK being one), an appointment letter is not necessary. However, since you have yours, I would bring it. As I have said in the past, it's better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it.

Our journey:

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April 28, 2011: Received NOA1 via text/email, file routed to CSC (priority date April 25th)
April 29, 2011: Updated
May 3, 2011: Received NOA1 hardcopy in mail
July 26, 2011: Received NOA2 via text/email!!!
July 30, 2011: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail
August 8, 2011: NVC received file
September 1, 2011: NVC case number assigned
September 2, 2011: AOS invoice received, OPTIN email for EP sent
September 7, 2011: Paid AOS bill (payment portal showed PAID on September 9, 2011)
September 8, 2011: OPTIN email accepted, GZO number assigned
September 10, 2011: Emailed AOS package
September 12, 2011: IV bill invoiced
September 13, 2011: Paid IV bill (payment portal showed PAID on September 14, 2011)
September 14, 2011: Emailed IV package
October 3, 2011: Emailed checklist response (checklist generated due to typo on Form DS-230)
October 6, 2011: Case complete at NVC
November 10, 2011: Interview - APPROVED!!!
December 7, 2011: POE - Sea-Tac Airport

September 17, 2013: Mailed I-751 to CSC

September 23, 2013: Received NOA1 in mail (receipt date September 19th)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Belgium
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I will preface my answer with this, I know your story from the April filers thread (being a fellow April filer) and I believe you don't need to worry about this. Be calm and confident when you have your interview.

To answer your question, these are some reasons and it's not a complete list:

dishonesty

CO believes you will become a public charge (you already have a joint sponsor so this is not something you need to think about)

CO doesn't believe your marriage is legitimate (see my preface statement)

I think some countries (UK being one), an appointment letter is not necessary. However, since you have yours, I would bring it. As I have said in the past, it's better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it.

Problem is : havent gottn that later in my mailbox yet ... and as we know, waiting for the NVC ... I havent even ever gotn any mail in my actual mailbox at my house from them? lol ... So, i wasnt trying to wait on that letter to come in and only THAN go do medical...

I think i'll just have to call that doctorsoffice to find out wont I?

Btw, thank you for the confidence you have in me!

But women: emotional, paranoid, worried, and this woman is alll of it at once!

Have you found any links on 'the interview denial facts' perhaps?

But seriously, thank you!!!

07-29-2009 Arrival in the US
08-05-2009 Senior in highschool - meet Bradley
06-23-2010 Leave US
02-15-2011 Back in US
03-11-2011 My weddingday
03-22-2011 Leave US

USCIS
04-06-2011 Send I 130 Petition
04-08-2011 Delivery at Chicago Lockbox
04-18-2011 Email/Text NOA1 Receipt
04-19-2011 Touched
04-28-2011 Hardcopy NOA1 in the mail
06-27-2011 N0A2! Approval! Yeey! No RFE's!
07-01-2011 Hardcopy NOA2
Total USCIS : 70 days

NVC
08-02-2011 NVC case number
08-04-2011 DS 3032 + IIN + Received I864 Bill + Paid I864 Bill
08-05-2011 Put in DS 3032 File
08-16-2011 Paid IV Bill
08-31-2011 Send in I864 Packet + IV Packet
09-03-2011 NVC Received Packages
09-09-2011 Operator assistance : I864 Approval, one more document missing for DS230 (=RFE)
09-12-2011 Send in RFE
09-21-2011 Approval NVC!!

The Homecoming...
10-06-2011 Medical Exam: Approved!
10-18-2011 Interview at Brussels US Embassy
10-27-2011 Back at Embassy to submit another document
10-27-2011 APPROVAL
01-11-2011 POE
183 days from NOA1 and interview ...
10-31-2011 Hubby leaves with Army
12-15-2011 Reunited, hubby is home: At last :)

*Happy ever after*

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Belgium
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Priority date? Where can I find it? Category, if you mean what I apply for is CR1 ...

07-29-2009 Arrival in the US
08-05-2009 Senior in highschool - meet Bradley
06-23-2010 Leave US
02-15-2011 Back in US
03-11-2011 My weddingday
03-22-2011 Leave US

USCIS
04-06-2011 Send I 130 Petition
04-08-2011 Delivery at Chicago Lockbox
04-18-2011 Email/Text NOA1 Receipt
04-19-2011 Touched
04-28-2011 Hardcopy NOA1 in the mail
06-27-2011 N0A2! Approval! Yeey! No RFE's!
07-01-2011 Hardcopy NOA2
Total USCIS : 70 days

NVC
08-02-2011 NVC case number
08-04-2011 DS 3032 + IIN + Received I864 Bill + Paid I864 Bill
08-05-2011 Put in DS 3032 File
08-16-2011 Paid IV Bill
08-31-2011 Send in I864 Packet + IV Packet
09-03-2011 NVC Received Packages
09-09-2011 Operator assistance : I864 Approval, one more document missing for DS230 (=RFE)
09-12-2011 Send in RFE
09-21-2011 Approval NVC!!

The Homecoming...
10-06-2011 Medical Exam: Approved!
10-18-2011 Interview at Brussels US Embassy
10-27-2011 Back at Embassy to submit another document
10-27-2011 APPROVAL
01-11-2011 POE
183 days from NOA1 and interview ...
10-31-2011 Hubby leaves with Army
12-15-2011 Reunited, hubby is home: At last :)

*Happy ever after*

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