what success of a second k1 after the first one was denied

[Adbaker01 4]

we will be having an interview in the next few weeks for a second k1 petition , the first petition was denied from what we found out that there was discrepancy from what i said and what was on the papers, we don`t know what were those discrepancies, now we have another I129f approved and the interview is very near, we dont know our chances of getting the interivew passed, do you think this interview will be harder especially after the first one was denied, what if we have the same consular?, any one has had an experience like this, please we need help

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

Most second petitions and interviews are successful provided you have addressed the issues from the first one.

[Adbaker01 4]

do you think so?, i think it will be harder and longer the first one was only 5 minutes

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

You need to find out what the discrepancies were, and be able to address them.

For example, if you said you'd never left your country, and the form said you have, then that is a big issue.

If it is that your fiance's brother's name is John and you said it was Bob, then it is more a question of talking more about your respective lives so you can answer questions.

Also, visit as often and as long as you can- a lot of "face time" really helps with aprovals.

[Adbaker01 4]

thats the problem what could those discrepancies, noone could tell us

[ketahpahnen 6]

my congress person's immigration liason was able to submit an inquiry for us and find out the reason our petition was being sent back to NVC.

[DarkKiss 45]

It is imperative that you find the reasons for the first denial. If not, you may be making the same mistakes that caused the first denial this second time around. Yes more face time, and ensure that all information you submit is true.

But as I stated above you MUST try to find out what the reasons of the denial were to begin with, otherwise how can you address them in the second interview. Did your fiancee receive any written or verbal indications of why they were denied? There has to be some reason. Have you tried to call USCIS or NVC or even the embassy to obtain any information?

I don't know about asking a congressman for help because as I have read here, they may take a long time and depending on when your next interview is, you may not have that time.

I would also suggest that you provide a copy of the 2nd 129-F to fiancee and allow them to study the information on the paper so that they are able to answer correctly in accordance with what you wrote on those documents. If you are attending with them, you should have know verbatim the information submitted on the documents.

Edited November 30, 2014 by DarkKiss