consular denied fiance visa ,sent k1 back to uscis

[Chynna/gapamix 11]

The CO believed you failed to provide adequate information or documents. Follow-up with USCIS. This is about all you can do for now.

Thomas is right. Definately call USCIS to find out if your petition is back with them. Then you will know better how to proceed.

Chynna

Edited March 17, 2012 by Chynna/gapamix

[brian_n_phuong 193]

. For Immigration purposes, they can Arrest you on the spot in the event of Fraud.

Oh Really?? I didn't know that the US Department of State had arrest authority in Haiti.

[Xanax 349]

Please stop typing in caps

[brian_n_phuong 193]

the consular make sign the paper to give me my u.s passport back.im the pettion

Something you need to understand, a US Passport is and remains property of the United States Government, and is only issued to you for your use. They can revoke the passport at any time and require you to return it to thier possession.

I notice that you NOA2 was received in only 63 days. Obviously expedited for Haiti. It's sad that other people are waiting 6 months while these cases get the fast track.

Edited March 17, 2012 by brian_n_phuong

[Tim/Mav 305]

Oh Really?? I didn't know that the US Department of State had arrest authority in Haiti.

It is true. Deliberant Fraud. And the Cousulate in Haiti is a extention of the US Immigration Services Division.

But, don't let it get carried away. No one blamed the OP of Fraud. As said earlier. Its Attorney Time.

[brian_n_phuong 193]

It is true. Deliberant Fraud. And the Cousulate in Haiti is a extention of the US Immigration Services Division.

I said that the US Department of State has NO ARREST AUTHORITY, and even if they did they would have no authority or jurisdiction outside the borders of the United States

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[luis_bici_ 4]

Please excuse any appearance of arrogance here, but your grammar and spelling make me question your mastery of American English. It is not my job to question this, but this is what stood out to me immediately upon reading your threads.

[luis_bici_ 4]

Oh Really?? I didn't know that the US Department of State had arrest authority in Haiti.

If I understand the concept of embassies correctly, any embassy is an extension of its country in another country and thus is considered safe haven for a citizen of that embassy's country(provided that the laws of the foreign country have not been violated) or in case of conflict, an extension of that country and a place to be shut down or put under surveillance at the least by the country in which the embassy exists. In other words, an embassy is a piece of a given country in another country.

[brian_n_phuong 193]

If I understand the concept of embassies correctly, any embassy is an extension of its country in another country and thus is considered safe haven for a citizen of that embassy's country(provided that the laws of the foreign country have not been violated) or in case of conflict, an extension of that country and a place to be shut down or put under surveillance at the least by the country in which the embassy exists. In other words, an embassy is a piece of a given country in another country.

Yes, any US citizen may request safe haven under the guise of diplomatic immunity within the Embassy compound, but that doesn't mean that the host nation won't come knockin at the door or that embassy officials will grant your request. Per the earlier comment that situation is not the same thing as a Dept of State official, Marine security detail, or other consulate official placing someone under arrest within the embassy compound. If someone for example commits a murder within the embassy walls they will be turned over to the host nation for prosecution.

It's a rather murky area, and the exact rules vary from country to country depending on the bilateral terms negotiated through treaty. If you want to delve further into the details, be my guest: Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations

[TBoneTX 45,580]

If I understand the concept of embassies correctly, any embassy is an extension of its country in another country and thus is considered safe haven for a citizen of that embassy's country(provided that the laws of the foreign country have not been violated) or in case of conflict, an extension of that country and a place to be shut down or put under surveillance at the least by the country in which the embassy exists. In other words, an embassy is a piece of a given country in another country.

This is partially why I don't understand the purported petitioner's earlier statement: "the consular make sign the paper to give me my u.s passport back.im the pettion".

[bigdog 376]

Find the best immigration attorney who specialized in this issue and hire them immediately.

[Chynna/gapamix 11]

Posted 17 March 2012 - 12:47 AM

brian_n_phuong, on 16 March 2012 - 09:18 PM, said:

Oh Really?? I didn't know that the US Department of State had arrest authority in Haiti.

If I understand the concept of embassies correctly, any embassy is an extension of its country in another country and thus is considered safe haven for a citizen of that embassy's country(provided that the laws of the foreign country have not been violated) or in case of conflict, an extension of that country and a place to be shut down or put under surveillance at the least by the country in which the embassy exists. In other words, an embassy is a piece of a given country in another country.

OMG I can't believe the OP's question turned into a confusing dispute about whether or not the embassy has a right to arrest on the spot....Her fiance was denied the visa and she is looking for help....She may not know how to write perfect English but she is trying to get some help.

Again wait for your petition to be returned to USCIS and then contact them.

Chynna

[mauguste27 2]

WHEN I WENT TO THE INTERVIEW ON FEBRUARY 6,2012.THE MISTAKE ME AND MY FAINCE MAKE.THE FIRST QUESTIN WAS WHEN HE BUY THE ENGAGED RING IF ME WAS THERE,HE SAY YES I WAS WITH HIM WHEN HE BUY THE RING.MY ASNWER WAS NO ,I WAS NOT THERE.THE SECOND QUESTION WAS IF ALL MY FAMILY AND HIS FAMILY WAS THERE FOR THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY.MY FIANCE SAID YES.I SAID ONLY ONE OF MY BROTHER WAS THERE AND ONE OF HIS SISTER WAS NOT THERE.WE WAS HAVE TWO ENGAGED PARTY FIRST ENGAGED PARTY HIS SUPRIZE ME A CLUB WITH THE RING.THE FIRST ENGAGED PARTY I DIDNT BUYY THE RING WITH HIM.THE SECOND ENGAGED PARTY WAS WE US SPIRIT IN VOUDOU.I WENT TO BUYY THIS RING WITH HIM. CAUSE I WAS EXCHANGE RING WITH HIM.THIS HOW WE MAKE THE MISTAKE.CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM.CAUSE I M SCARE AND IM FRUSTRAT.THEY EMBASSY SAID THEY SENT THE CASE IN ADTRATION REVIEW/INVESTIGATION FRAUD UNIT.

[islandgal 74]

All you can do is hope for the best... It does appear as if your stories did not match, hence the fraud unit reference. The US takes those cases seriously and has to investigate accordingly.....

[Olomi_811 130]

ummm...Sounds like you and your fiancee could have benefited from reading reviews posted by others here and going over the possible interview questions. The worst that could happen is you get denied. The best thing is you can always apply again and this time BE PREPARED!