What happens if denied at interview bc of domicile?

[gad33 47]

Hi! Thanks for the response. So, if NVC is OK with what we presented, why would it be flagged in MTL? That doesn't make any sense to me. Why would something be deemed OK by one department, but not the other?

I thought we had to bring the original documents of everything we submitted to NVC to the interview anyway? I'll make sure my spouse has everything I submitted when he goes to the interview.

Because they can!

I can't remember off the top of my head all the original docs that are necessary at the interview but you provide these to the intake person not to the interviewer. So they don't ask for the domicile docs. The first thing that person who interviewed me said was that she hadn't looked at my file. She didn't look at any of the proof we had provided, so at some point I gave her the employers letter. It was way easier than saying it's in the file.

[SarahBear 4]

Wow. The more I learn about this process, the more angry and frustrated I become. x_x

Well, hopefully my husband's interviewer can take a few minutes out of his or her day to actually look at our file when it's time for the interview. I'll make sure my husband has as many supporting docs as possible too to back up domicile. Better to send him over prepared than under.

Thanks for all the input everyone - this is all greatly appreciated.

[NikLR 13,227]

My interviewer said nothing about my file other than when I said, oh it's kinda thick, he said "you should some that come in here, they're half a foot thick! This is nothing!" Obviously he'd looked at it all. (I saw all my info in there.)

I'm not sure why you're getting frustrated. It's Montreal. The chance of denial is pretty slim.

My husband had his job for 6 months when we sent the information to the NVC. At the time of my interview they also did not ask for an updated I-864EZ (we only used salary) or any of the documentation for it besides the original I-864ez with original signature.

[The Mean Lady 604]

My interviewer said nothing about my file other than when I said, oh it's kinda thick, he said "you should some that come in here, they're half a foot thick! This is nothing!" Obviously he'd looked at it all. (I saw all my info in there.)

I'm not sure why you're getting frustrated. It's Montreal. The chance of denial is pretty slim.

My husband had his job for 6 months when we sent the information to the NVC. At the time of my interview they also did not ask for an updated I-864EZ (we only used salary) or any of the documentation for it besides the original I-864ez with original signature.

They asked me for nothing.

Absolutely nothing.

Not even an original signed copy.

Does that mean it's invalid because they only have a copied version? LOL

Some of the people we saw bringing papers in there... it was CRAZY.

They were carrying massive bags of paperwork.

[NikLR 13,227]

Some of them don't ask for it. You had C2 right? so you went to the same window as me? middle aged lady with blonde hair was there my day. She specifically asked me for the signed I-864ez but I know they haven't asked others for it from reading reviews.