K1 denied

[yuna628 9,671]

8 minutes ago, Suss&Camm said:

I think what she means is that you have not been very detailed, and in this process DETAILS REALLY MATTER. You were asked for the specific wordings and details so that ppl may help you better and suggest what might have specifically gone wrong so that you can overcome it. If you choose not to supply that info, then don't be surprised if the problem doesn't resolve itself for next time.

Precisely. If the OP is insisting upon appealing, instead of first investigating through resources they have at their disposal and then perhaps refilling - as described above they may find themselves spending $675 pointlessly on a case that will be denied again or falling into a black hole. They will then be further angered when they have to shell out $535 for refilling after another lengthy wait with no answers, when they could have chosen to get right to the point of that step. The OP is taking the denial notice of instructions at face value, when it is generally accepted that appealing is a great waste of time, money, and effort. People are trying to help in this thread.. if the OP wishes to proceed instead of further research, then I can offer no advice anymore, other than good luck, and I sincerely hope they are not disappointed.

Edited February 17, 2017 by yuna628

[Michellejune 16]

11 minutes ago, Suss&Camm said:

I think what she means is that you have not been very detailed, and in this process DETAILS REALLY MATTER. You were asked for the specific wordings and details so that ppl may help you better and suggest what might have specifically gone wrong so that you can overcome it. If you choose not to supply that info, then don't be surprised if the problem doesn't resolve itself for next time.

I've been as specific as I can. What I've written is what we received. They denied our application as the evidence we sent for the RFE wasn't enough. They now want documented evidence that we met in person. 

The samples of what we can send are silly as I was working and living in the same town as him for 15 months. This is stated in the application as my address was near to his. I then moved into his house 3 months before I left the USA. The direct tv account at his house is in my name I'm also on his cell phone plan. 

But hey ho we will carry on and send the information they want and the $675. 

Hopefully we will resolve all of this. The frustration is immense tho 

[Michellejune 16]

18 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Precisely. If the OP is insisting upon appealing, instead of first investigating through resources they have at their disposal and then perhaps refilling - as described above they may find themselves spending $675 pointlessly on a case that will be denied again or falling into a black hole. They will then be further angered when they have to shell out $535 for refilling after another lengthy wait with no answers, when they could have chosen to get right to the point of that step. The OP is taking the denial notice of instructions at face value, when it is generally accepted that appealing is a great waste of time, money, and effort. People are trying to help in this thread.. if the OP wishes to proceed instead of further research, then I can offer no advice anymore, other than good luck, and I sincerely hope they are not disappointed.

Sorry we are just doing what is asked of us!!! We weren't given a list of options on the letter. Just what I've stated if there was a list of options I would have asked for advice on the best to take. 

I assume you've heard of others having been through this!? 

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

10 minutes ago, Michellejune said:

I've been as specific as I can. What I've written is what we received. They denied our application as the evidence we sent for the RFE wasn't enough. They now want documented evidence that we met in person. 

The samples of what we can send are silly as I was working and living in the same town as him for 15 months. This is stated in the application as my address was near to his. I then moved into his house 3 months before I left the USA. The direct tv account at his house is in my name I'm also on his cell phone plan. 

But hey ho we will carry on and send the information they want and the $675. 

Hopefully we will resolve all of this. The frustration is immense tho 

The statement "The devil is in the details" is very true. You have not been very specific. You have written "we were denied based on this.yadda yadda". That doesn't tell us what exactly the USCIS letter said, nor does it say EXACTLY what you sent them ( I mean down to the wording and how it was presented). We can't spend hours pulling the exact facts from you, but I do wish you the very best, and I hope you manage to solve your problem. It's a stressful process and this doesn't help ofc. 

[Lenchick 133]

3 hours ago, Michellejune said:

I've been as specific as I can. What I've written is what we received. They denied our application as the evidence we sent for the RFE wasn't enough. They now want documented evidence that we met in person. 

The samples of what we can send are silly as I was working and living in the same town as him for 15 months. This is stated in the application as my address was near to his. I then moved into his house 3 months before I left the USA. The direct tv account at his house is in my name I'm also on his cell phone plan. 

But hey ho we will carry on and send the information they want and the $675. 

Hopefully we will resolve all of this. The frustration is immense tho 

I think you need to contact them first thing before sending anything if your case were assembled that well and you indeed sent all those evidences you mentioned. There might be a mistake on their side. Did you send them evidences that his TV account at the house was on your name and that he paid for your phone plan?