CHANCES OF BEING APPROVED

[Ladyj 13]

GOOD DAY VISA JOURNEY MEMBERS, I HAVE A SMALL QUESTION. MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE BEEN MARRIED FOR 8 MONTHS NOW. HIS POLICE CERTICATE RECORD IS CLEAR, I MAKE OVER THE POVERTY AMOUNT TO SUPPORT HIM, OUR BACKGROUND CHECKS ARE ALL CLEAR. BOTTOM LINE WE HAVE A CLEAR CASE. NO DRAMA BASICALLY. JUST WAITING ON HIS MEDICAL TO BE DONE AND THEN HIS INTERVIEW. IS THERE A CHANCE THAT THE EMBASSY WILL NOT GIVE HIM A HARD TIME. WE ARE IN THE CR1 CATEGORY.

[Boiler 45,535]

Always a chance.

[Ladyj 13]

THAT THEY WILL OR WILL NOT GIVE HIM A HARD TIME TO BE APPROVED?

[LionessDeon 2,060]

Not quite sure why you feel you may get "a hard time". Be diligent in collecting and bringing all needed documentation. Answer all questions honestly and go from there.

Your approval depends on your paperwork and information given. No one can tell you if you qualify or not.

Please turn off CAPS lock

Edited October 21, 2016 by LionessDeon

[Boiler 45,535]

BOTH

[LionessDeon 2,060]

BOTH

lol oops...I mean LOL

[Ladyj 13]

lol oops...I mean LOL

lol. Thank you for your response. Just hoping for the best and putting God first!

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

In our embassy, there are no clear cut approvals. Everyone believes they should not any issues, it is up to the CO. A decision on ur case has been made before u get to the interview, based on documents submitted. If u heavily front loaded ur petition, then u have a greater chance at approval versus a denial. If they have questions about ur documents then they will ask at the interview. That is why I suggested u attend the interview. Ur presence makes a stronger chance.

[Ladyj 13]

In our embassy, there are no clear cut approvals. Everyone believes they should not any issues, it is up to the CO. A decision on ur case has been made before u get to the interview, based on documents submitted. If u heavily front loaded ur petition, then u have a greater chance at approval versus a denial. If they have questions about ur documents then they will ask at the interview. That is why I suggested u attend the interview. Ur presence makes a stronger chance.

 

Thank you for your response and I understand what your are saying but how can they make a decision before my interview when the medical has not yet been submitted. Also since my petition, I have gone to spend time with my husband on two occasions in May and June. I also heard that I am not able to attend the interview with him. I am not allowed inside. Is that true?

Edited October 22, 2016 by Ryan H

[JFH 12,190]

Thank you for your response and I understand what your are saying but how can they make a decision before my interview when the medical has not yet been submitted. Also since my petition, I have gone to spend time with my husband on two occasions in May and June. I also heard that I am not able to attend the interview with him. I am not allowed inside. Is that true?

The decision is made as to whether the applicant should be granted a visa based on the documentation provided. The medical takes place before the interview. The decision is not made known until the interview. A failed medical does the necessarily mean a denied visa, depending on the reason. A missing vaccination, for example, can be obtained and the visa may be approved but not physicalky issued until the applicant receives the missing vaccination. Once the embassy receives evidence it has been obtained, the visa is issued. A failed medical for drug use or a communicable disease is another matter and all the paperwork in the world won't change that.

[Ervie and Rob 34]

Sometimes I feel that decisions are made even before the interview and that 5-10mins time with the CO is to validate or clear any doubts they may have regarding paperwork. I believe CO are highly trained to read how we respond to each question as fraud or i don't know he can be in a bad mood and decided to just deny case at hand. Whatever it is, things happen for a reason and as much as we try to be prepared and truthful during the interview ultimately we need to prepare our hearts for the outcome. Positive or Negative, God is in control. God bless on your case

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Things have changed, you can attend the interview and be at the window. The medical approval is the final decision for approval.

[mrx3214 4]

I also heard the same thing about not being able to attend the interview. I think it depends on the Embassy.. Maybe you should ask someone who will either just went though it.

I spoke to a few people that actually went to the embassy with there wife/husband. They were told to wait outside.

But if you are planning on flying to the US right after the interview approval. Then you should go.. Because I believe it will makes things easier at the boarder crossing. (passport control)

[kris&me 572]

Depends on how much time you spent together and many other factors

i had multilple visits and all together spent 13 months with him

any CO can say no

just tell him to know as much about you as possible

and to be confident and answer with short quick responses

this is consider serious business to the CO so as i have read do not try to smile and joke with CO