US called Fiance's Job

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Has anyone heard of this happening. The hotel Secretary told my fiance that someone from the US called the hotel verifying his employment, and asked other questions. Huh!

[SweetieOne 41]

Has anyone heard of this happening. The hotel Secretary told my fiance that someone from the US called the hotel verifying his employment, and asked other questions. Huh!

No, WOW!!!!!!

[Shawna123 1]

What type of other questions? I hope he was in good standing there!

The medical called my husbands mother and asked her questions about him.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Someone is playing a joke on someone. Why would the someone call from the US, unless he has applied for some type of job. "Someone from the US" is such an broad statement.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

kkk

Edited November 8, 2012 by LIFE'SJOURNEY

[Shawna123 1]

When you file the papers you put his employment history down along with contact numbers...theres a chance they could of called them.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

When you file the papers you put his employment history down along with contact numbers...theres a chance they could of called them.

Wouldn't it make sense that the call was made before they issued him a visa, their time lines indicates that a visa has been issued.

Plus there is no critera that says fhe beneficary should have a job, therefore this information would not have any bearing on the bene being offered a visa.

Edited November 8, 2012 by LIFE'SJOURNEY

[Shawna123 1]

Wouldn't it make sense that the call was made before they issued him a visa, their time lines indicates that a visa has been issued.

Plus there is no critera that says fhe beneficary should have a job, therefore this information would not have any bearing on the bene being offered a visa.

Yes could be a joke from the security saying the us called...

is this the hotel your staying at or did he work in a hotel and his coworker told him this?

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Wouldn't it make sense that the call was made before they issued him a visa, their time lines indicates that a visa has been issued.

Plus there is no critera that says fhe beneficary should have a job, therefore this information would not have any bearing on the bene being offered a visa.

That is what I said, why would they call now. He leaves shortly. I told him I have never heard this. He said they told her that he was leaving soon, so that made me believe that it was one of his friends girlfriends calling.

Yes could be a joke from the security saying the us called...

is this the hotel your staying at or did he work in a hotel and his coworker told him this?

He works there, and when he went to work today, she told him about the call, because she answered the phone.

[jamdown22 5]

yes they can it happen to my aunt when she got her visa if the job was list on the app they can check to see if u was working remember even when they give u a visa it dose not say anything until u come to poe they can question u there and turn u back or let u in good luck its a k1 visa and not cr1.

[djricky4 67]

something isnt adding up. they would have done their checks before they issue the visa. personally i think its a prank.

[velrich 50]

Yes. I know of it happening before with someone at my work place. Maybe the background checks were not completed and that could also be one of the reason they took awhile for you to get the passport.

[islandgal 74]

Interesting...and good to know...

[ndu26 114]

interesting indeed. But i thought they do background check on the petitioner not the beneficiary. At least that is what it says on USCIS website.

[Shiobhan 235]

Keep messy co=workers out of your business. if beneficiary at times are told to get info from atty/petitioner Y would the dept call to divulge info or ask questions after visa is issued? they just called to say he's leaving That visa dont even

require him having a job so?? Its scammers/pranksters be careful not to give out info....something is fishy.