This is a sad sad day!!!!

[tway22 0]

My fiance just got a letter from the Consulate stating that our case is a sham and now they are sending it back to the US. I am so angry right now, I don't even know what to do. After all we went through to provide more evidence.....

Edited March 23, 2007 by tway22

[Dan J 277]

Oh no

Can you tell what happened on the interview, and the questions the CO gave to your fiance. You can go details about everything so VJers here can help you to know what went wrong. Sorry, can't tell you much. I'm not wise enough. Just hang in there.

Edited March 23, 2007 by Dan + Gemvita

[chuckandkim 0]

Uhhhh what the PHỞ!!!!!

When did this happen? How? Reason? There are major steps you MUST take right now before they actually send the package back to the US. Tell us...

[Ngoc-Anh 1]

sorry to hear that...but did they state why? Is there anyway you can claim this decision?

[Dave_Thao 0]

So sorry to hear this! Chuckandkim is right. You have to try everything you can before the ship it back USCIS!

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Believe NOW is the time to involve your representatives before it gets sent back!!!

[Kevin&Loan 0]

#######? Man man man, I am so sorry to hear this. The NVC will send you a letter of Intent to Revoke to you and they will give you 30 days to respond. You must ACT NOW because sometimes they will close your case before the 30-day period. Let's share your case so we all can help.

[tway22 0]

Well, the interview didn't go so good as I've posted in the past. I think it was predetermined that we were going to get the blue slip. They ask my fiance how we met and then went on to ask her if she had any relatives in the US. She answered yes and that was the end of it. All they did for the next 5 or so minutes was ask about that. The blue slip had stated that she need to show proof that her Aunt was not related to me and show proof that she is not living with me. The other thing was that they wanted bank statements and credit card statements showing that I purchased the both my plane tickets back which I provided. I was given a green slip and told to go home and wait. It's been about a month since then and last night my fiance received the green form they mailed to her. It basically stated that I only spent 2 weeks back in Vietnam and met her and fell in love in a short period of time, so they are suspicious. It also stated that how can we, in a short period of time invited 100 people to attend our engagement party. This is such bull...in a village...you can gather 1000 people in an hour if you want to. They think it's all a setup. Another thing that bothers me is that they said my birth certificate is a fake. This is my birth certificate in Vietnam. I had this translated and certified at the city office in Vietnam. How are they going ot tell me it's a fake? This is unbeleivable.

[Savanphil 3]

This is awful, I am sorry to hear that you are going through this. I hope that there is a speedy way for you to get this resolved. Good luck

[Jasman0717 9]

Wow, that is shocking! I hope you are able to resolve this, I can't imagine how terrible you both must feel. Claudeth and I will keep you in our prayers. Good luck

[Thai Pham 0]

sorry bro. Did you hire a laywer for your case ?

[David-Hien 11]

Well, the interview didn't go so good as I've posted in the past. I think it was predetermined that we were going to get the blue slip. They ask my fiance how we met and then went on to ask her if she had any relatives in the US. She answered yes and that was the end of it. All they did for the next 5 or so minutes was ask about that. The blue slip had stated that she need to show proof that her Aunt was not related to me and show proof that she is not living with me. The other thing was that they wanted bank statements and credit card statements showing that I purchased the both my plane tickets back which I provided. I was given a green slip and told to go home and wait. It's been about a month since then and last night my fiance received the green form they mailed to her. It basically stated that I only spent 2 weeks back in Vietnam and met her and fell in love in a short period of time, so they are suspicious. It also stated that how can we, in a short period of time invited 100 people to attend our engagement party. This is such bull...in a village...you can gather 1000 people in an hour if you want to. They think it's all a setup. Another thing that bothers me is that they said my birth certificate is a fake. This is my birth certificate in Vietnam. I had this translated and certified at the city office in Vietnam. How are they going ot tell me it's a fake? This is unbeleivable.

I'm very sorry to hear about your bad news. There are so many other couples who are Vietnamese of both sides and they can pass the interview.

First, you should go on action as quickly as possible now. Hire the suitable lawyer and ask him to help. I don't know if you did that yet??

Second, you should recheck the whole of your case now to see what reason to make them delay and send your case back to USA. There are so many points they will require for to believe a real or fake relationship: time of your relationship before engagement, how you know together, time of acquaintance, number of trips you come back to VN, relationship of her relatives with you before engagement, .... The wedding and the pictures would be nothing if your other evidences are not strong enough. In this situation, you must have evidences to prove that your relationship is true and have a good lawyer.

Third, you must check with your fiance to know how she answered to the CO, sometime she was so nervous and might answered some wrong things.

A Blue sheet means your case is a delayed case only, I didn't think that your case could be in serious situation as now.

A Green sheet means that they would send your case back to USA early if no action.

Please ask for help from laywer as soon as possible.

Hien

[tway22 0]

Well, the interview didn't go so good as I've posted in the past. I think it was predetermined that we were going to get the blue slip. They ask my fiance how we met and then went on to ask her if she had any relatives in the US. She answered yes and that was the end of it. All they did for the next 5 or so minutes was ask about that. The blue slip had stated that she need to show proof that her Aunt was not related to me and show proof that she is not living with me. The other thing was that they wanted bank statements and credit card statements showing that I purchased the both my plane tickets back which I provided. I was given a green slip and told to go home and wait. It's been about a month since then and last night my fiance received the green form they mailed to her. It basically stated that I only spent 2 weeks back in Vietnam and met her and fell in love in a short period of time, so they are suspicious. It also stated that how can we, in a short period of time invited 100 people to attend our engagement party. This is such bull...in a village...you can gather 1000 people in an hour if you want to. They think it's all a setup. Another thing that bothers me is that they said my birth certificate is a fake. This is my birth certificate in Vietnam. I had this translated and certified at the city office in Vietnam. How are they going ot tell me it's a fake? This is unbeleivable.

I'm very sorry to hear about your bad news. There are so many other couples who are Vietnamese of both sides and they can pass the interview.

First, you should go on action as quickly as possible now. Hire the suitable lawyer and ask him to help. I don't know if you did that yet??

Second, you should recheck the whole of your case now to see what reason to make them delay and send your case back to USA. There are so many points they will require for to believe a real or fake relationship: time of your relationship before engagement, how you know together, time of acquaintance, number of trips you come back to VN, relationship of her relatives with you before engagement, .... The wedding and the pictures would be nothing if your other evidences are not strong enough. In this situation, you must have evidences to prove that your relationship is true and have a good lawyer.

Third, you must check with your fiance to know how she answered to the CO, sometime she was so nervous and might answered some wrong things.

A Blue sheet means your case is a delayed case only, I didn't think that your case could be in serious situation as now.

A Green sheet means that they would send your case back to USA early if no action.

Please ask for help from laywer as soon as possible.

Hien

Well, we had only known each other for 2 weeks before i made the plunge but my parent's had met her prior to me meeting her. I've been back to Vietnam to see her twice already. Once when we met and ther second time was during her interview. I had already prove to them that I have no relationship with her relatives. I've only spoken to her Aunt once and that was after I got back from my first visit which was after the engagement. My fiance was not that nervous during the interview so she answered everything honestly and truthfully. I provided hotel receipts where we stayed....tour tickets with both our names in it...plane tickets i bought for her to fly out to Saigon with me....etc...etc.... I am in the process of talking to my Lawyer right now. I am using the office or Robert Mullins. From what I've heard, he is a great Immigration Lawyer. I am so shocked and depress right now...My fiancee couldn't stop crying last night...i spent all night trying to supportive but she couldn't get a hold of herself.

[Niels Bohr 72]

This is truly very unfortunate indeed.

If I had the money, I would contribute it.

[tway22 0]

I haven't been able to reach my lawyer at all today. Must be because it's a Friday. Anyone know what my lawyer can do for me now? Can he actually delay the Consulate from sending back my application? I just need a little comfort that's all. I need to know if a good immigration lawyer can delay and actually fight it for me? BTW....thanks all for your moral support.