Cr1 case returns to DHS or USCIS.

[Rosekansu 0]

My wife was called to bring in her passport today after been given a 221g a month ago. She showed up today and she was given document saying that they will return the case to DHS with a recommendation that the petition be revoked and the original will be sent to USCIS. During the re-evaluation by DHS you will be given an opportunity to present more evidence and/or refute the officers findings.

I don't know how long it gonna take for them to send it to DHS and USCIS. Is this means that she will never get a visa? Can anyone help me understand this?

Thanks

[TBoneTX 45,328]

*** Thread is moved from the CR-1 Process forum to the CR-1 Case Progress subforum. ***

[LionessDeon 2,060]

Please contact Ebunoluwa. Very experienced VJ member on this subject.

Use search tool to gain insight to other threads on this topic

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/501031-i-130-sent-back-for-revocation-and-revoked-no-noir/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/373940-revoked-mean/

Your wife has been denied a visa. Your case will be sent back to USCIS. You will receive a letter with the reasons you have been denied and given an opportunity to refute them. The process is very long... a year or longer.

Edited October 20, 2016 by LionessDeon

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

Revoked visa?? or denied ? this makes a difference

you can wait for about 6 months for a notice and try to refute the findings in either case

we did an appeal for a denial and it took a year and the findings upheld our marriage as bona fide but it said to reapply

so, if i was doing it again, i would just reapply and save the expense and time of an appeal as by time of next interview you have an opportunity to know the reasons this happened and can refute this decision

just my opinion

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

My wife was called to bring in her passport today after been given a 221g a month ago. She showed up today and she was given document saying that they will return the case to DHS with a recommendation that the petition be revoked and the original will be sent to USCIS. During the re-evaluation by DHS you will be given an opportunity to present more evidence and/or refute the officers findings.

I don't know how long it gonna take for them to send it to DHS and USCIS. Is this means that she will never get a visa? Can anyone help me understand this?

Thanks

Looks like they want it reaffirmed by USCIS.

I would contact your states senator for help.

[dwheels76 5,468]

My wife was called to bring in her passport today after been given a 221g a month ago. She showed up today and she was given document saying that they will return the case to DHS with a recommendation that the petition be revoked and the original will be sent to USCIS. During the re-evaluation by DHS you will be given an opportunity to present more evidence and/or refute the officers findings.

I don't know how long it gonna take for them to send it to DHS and USCIS. Is this means that she will never get a visa? Can anyone help me understand this?

Thanks

Really sorry for your denial. Expect 12 to 18 months to hear from USCIS to send you the NOIR/NOID. Really nothing you can do now but wait.

Ask your wife about every question and her answer and what the CO said.

Go over all your red flags. Keep the relationship going and strong and keep visiting.