Requested information after K1 interview approval

[chazmann 0]

Hi there fellow K1 applicants.

I had my interview last Tuesday, August 12th 2014 in London. I was given approval on the day, one of the happiest moments of my life! However, two days later, I got a call asking for more information on my criminal record check. I was arrested years ago, stated this on my DS160, not convicted, so when I was not asked about this, I thought they had deemed it irrelevant. The interviewing officer however, says I should have talked about it - I did not give them my court records after not being questioned on the topic during the interview.

Has anyone else had any experience of requests for information post interview? I sent the relevant information in e-mail that day, but wasn't told how long it may take, or how I might be contacted?

Anyone with any information on a similar experience would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Has anyone else had any experience of requests for information post interview? I sent the relevant information in e-mail that day, but wasn't told how long it may take, or how I might be contacted?

Anyone with any information on a similar experience would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Did the person on the phone give you a specific email address to use and say a scan would suffice? The reason I ask is most who are lacking something at the interview send it by courier with their passports. They could get around to going back to those cases quickly or a week or two later. I have seen all kinds of response times.

Check your online status looking for "issued". Then expect to get a courier tracking number a day or two later.

[chazmann 0]

He gave me the lndivsubmissions@state.gov e-mail, which I presume is a embassy wide address? I sent the scanned documents within 12 or so hours of the call. He still has my passport there, and my status is currently in 'administrative processing'. Oh, and the guy who called was the same person who conducted my interview last week if that has any importance.

Thanks very much for your response, I really appreciate it.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

He gave me the lndivsubmissions@state.gov e-mail, which I presume is a embassy wide address? I sent the scanned documents within 12 or so hours of the call. He still has my passport there, and my status is currently in 'administrative processing'. Oh, and the guy who called was the same person who conducted my interview last week if that has any importance.

Thanks very much for your response, I really appreciate it.

I don't know that address. Must be special for the purpose of sending documents. That's good. I was afraid you might have sent to an address you found somewhere that wouldn't get to the visa unit. But if the caller gave you those instructions then it will get to him. Watch for your status change to "issued" is the best you can do. On a normal approval, it changes from AP quickly, but yours may be in that status because they are waiting on documents from you (done) and for the officer to process it (unknown).