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I have a question for a friend of mine directed at anyone who has had the same type of experience. My friend's fiancee was interviewed today and the American counselor kept asking why did they meet through her brother-in-law. Her brother-in law is her fiancees brother. So the counselor gave her a pass to come back to the embassy and said they wanted to interview her again. They didn't say she was denied and kept all her paperwork including her passport.

So my question to anyone who's paperwork and passport was kept when you went back for the second interview was it favorable or were you denied?

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A little misunderstanding perhaps? A brother-in-law is your husband's brother. They are not yet married so she shouldn't refer to him as her BIL, should be my fiancee's brother or future BIL.

The consul might have thought that she met the petitioner thru a present/ex husband's brother.

That's how I understood your post. happy.png

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Stokes interview? I thought they were only done during the green card process.

Nope, done at the embassy all the time. FPU (Fraud Prevention Unit) most likely will sit her down and talk to her (no glaring light bulb though). The embassy may only be confused as to who is who that introduced you two. May only need to clarify that is was YOUR brother that introduced you to HIS sister in law...

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Stokes interview? I thought they were only done during the green card process.

Nope, done at the embassy all the time. FPU (Fraud Prevention Unit) most likely will sit her down and talk to her (no glaring light bulb though). The embassy may only be confused as to who is who that introduced you two. May only need to clarify that is was YOUR brother that introduced you to HIS sister in law...

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Nope, done at the embassy all the time. FPU (Fraud Prevention Unit) most likely will sit her down and talk to her (no glaring light bulb though). The embassy may only be confused as to who is who that introduced you two. May only need to clarify that is was YOUR brother that introduced you to HIS sister in law...

Sounds good. I will let her know.

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Juliet and Steve   93

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I think this case is an arranged marriage...?

09/29/2012 - Met Online

11/22/2012 - 11/28/2012 - Steve's 1st Visit

02/08/2013 - I129F Submitted

02/12/2013 - NOA1

02/13/2013 - 03/07/2013 - Steve's 2nd Visit

02/14/2013 - Officially Engaged

06/21/2013 - Case transferred from VSC to TSC

07/24/2013 - NOA2

08/21/2013 - File sent to NVC

08/28/2013 - MNL Case Number received through phone

08/30/2013 - Visa Fee Paid

09/04/2013 - Medical Exam at SLEC (Done in 1 day)

09/25/2013 - Interview Appointment (Under AP with 221G)

10/01/2013 - Additional Document dropped at 2GO SM Cebu

10/08/2013 - CEAC Status Updated to READY

10/30/2013 - CEAC Status Updated to AP

10/30/2013 - CEAC Status ISSUED

11/06/2013 - VISA Received

11/11/2013 - CFO Done

11/15/2013 - POE Detroit

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