Visa Denied

[dknotts 0]

Hello Visa Hopefuls!

My fiance's interview was today and his Visa was denied. They allowed him the interview and stated that there was a third part to his police report that he has to send for and then reschedule his interview. The actual interview went great, he just has to get the third part to the police report and bring it in. He has to get it from Gahna. We should be able to get it in by next week, but everyone who went today there, was not approved for the same reasons. Hows come they aren't specific on the uscis website on what police reports are needed? Does anyone know if we are just looking in the wrong place? My love told me that one girl had actually had a plane ticket scheduled for friday morning and was freaking out trying to get it in by tom and reschedule everything! GRRRR this upsets me, but GOd will take care of it. I set my wedding for October 20th! I pray and have faith its all going to work out! any ideas or someone been through this can give us some advice?

[Merrytooth 5,748]

The visa was not denied, should be just pending for the submission of the police certificate.

Go look at Italy US Consulate http://italy.usembassy.gov/visa/iv/application.html#pc for the requirements of police certificates.

You must submit Police certificates from your country of residence for the past 6 months and from other countries in which you have lived for more than 12 months after age 16.

[C-ma'am 684]

Hello Visa Hopefuls!

My fiance's interview was today and his Visa was denied. They allowed him the interview and stated that there was a third part to his police report that he has to send for and then reschedule his interview. The actual interview went great, he just has to get the third part to the police report and bring it in. He has to get it from Gahna. We should be able to get it in by next week, but everyone who went today there, was not approved for the same reasons. Hows come they aren't specific on the uscis website on what police reports are needed? Does anyone know if we are just looking in the wrong place? My love told me that one girl had actually had a plane ticket scheduled for friday morning and was freaking out trying to get it in by tom and reschedule everything! GRRRR this upsets me, but GOd will take care of it. I set my wedding for October 20th! I pray and have faith its all going to work out! any ideas or someone been through this can give us some advice?

I know that this is very frustrating, but the visa was not denied; not yet anyway.

There's a pretty big difference between denial and "get us some more documents and reschedule". The packet 3 is very clear and they request police reports from every place where we, the beneficiaries, have lived for at least 6 months (excluding the US).

It's suggested that you don't buy any plane tickets or set any dates on stone, because of this very situations on which the unexpected can happen.

Get the police report and reschedule as instructed.

[pushbrk 12,901]

Hello Visa Hopefuls!

My fiance's interview was today and his Visa was denied. They allowed him the interview and stated that there was a third part to his police report that he has to send for and then reschedule his interview. The actual interview went great, he just has to get the third part to the police report and bring it in. He has to get it from Gahna. We should be able to get it in by next week, but everyone who went today there, was not approved for the same reasons. Hows come they aren't specific on the uscis website on what police reports are needed? Does anyone know if we are just looking in the wrong place? My love told me that one girl had actually had a plane ticket scheduled for friday morning and was freaking out trying to get it in by tom and reschedule everything! GRRRR this upsets me, but GOd will take care of it. I set my wedding for October 20th! I pray and have faith its all going to work out! any ideas or someone been through this can give us some advice?

USCIS is not the government agency that wants police reports. Go here http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_3272.html for the Dept. of State details on police reports. Dept. of State issues visas, not USCIS.