AP in Alergia

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

I have no red flag,my interview went well,they kept my passport ,they gave me g 221 they asked for 2012 tax return,i sent it to the ambassy and when i emailed them they said that they got the tax return document,and they will contact me,after one month they emailed to say that under AP. after 2 months they emailed to say they have no enough staff to process my case,after ONE month they emailed to say investigation with anti_fraud unit.

I dont understand why they do that,why they kept my passport if they see that they will not issue my visa

Well, it seems something caught their attention. It could be that they suspect one or some of your documents are not genuine, or it might be that they don't believe something in your story. They could be totally wrong in their suspicions of course, but are required to investigate to make sure.

Have a look at this and see if anything might pertain to your case:

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/nyregion/USCIS_Fraud_Referral_Sheet.pdf

[momof1 205]

I have no red flag,my interview went well,they kept my passport ,they gave me g 221 they asked for 2012 tax return,i sent it to the ambassy and when i emailed them they said that they got the tax return document,and they will contact me,after one month they emailed to say that under AP. after 2 months they emailed to say they have no enough staff to process my case,after ONE month they emailed to say investigation with anti_fraud unit.

I dont understand why they do that,why they kept my passport if they see that they will not issue my visa

The "red flag" in your case is Simply that your relationship is outside of cultural norms. They process visas for womdn sll the time but the petitioner is algerian american... Yours is an american convert. Call it unfair, but they're making sure your relationship is real bc it is abnormal by Algerian standards. Something came up at post interview step that's making them look more clOsely. I can't tell you what that is. You just have to wait it out however long it will be.

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

The "red flag" in your case is Simply that your relationship is outside of cultural norms. They process visas for womdn sll the time but the petitioner is algerian american... Yours is an american convert. Call it unfair, but they're making sure your relationship is real bc it is abnormal by Algerian standards. Something came up at post interview step that's making them look more clOsely. I can't tell you what that is. You just have to wait it out however long it will be.

I see. This could be the issue.

Tanina - when did your fiance convert - before or after you knew each other ? Has your family met him ? Do they approve of your relationship ?

[momof1 205]

I see. This could be the issue.

Tanina - when did your fiance convert - before or after you knew each other ? Has your family met him ? Do they approve of your relationship ?

You know, my in-laws tolerate my husband and I being together. They love me and our kids, but I have no doubt that if they had their way he would be married to an Algerian. Now, if my SIL wanted to marry a non-Algerian convert? Hell no!! I'm sure the embassy wonders why the family is accepting when they know a general double standard exists.

[Henia 11]

Can't say much without details but usually if you've been married for a short time or don't have enough evidenc of relationship they'll dely your case. Otherwise Algiers embassy is quite easy to get through.