Refused on ceac

[Sparrow 23]

3 hours ago, Dark Matter said:

Because your US visa didn't get approved, it'll be near impossible for you to get a Canadian visa. IMHO the best way would be to have your wife live with you in Pakistan for a while or at least visit, 2-3 times. If you show that you guys are serious about being with each other and it's not a scam to get citizenship, your chances of getting US visa will improve. So, instead of trying to apply for Canada, you should focus on proving to USCIS and Consulate that your relationship is genuine and you're not desperate to move to a western country. This is just my humble opinion of course.

I will take your advice sir that's good idea thanks for helping all of visajourney members I appreciate it 

[Love To Teach 161]

"Because your US visa didn't get approved, it'll be near impossible for you to get a Canadian visa. IMHO the best way would be to have your wife live with you in Pakistan for a while or at least visit, 2-3 times. If you show that you guys are serious about being with each other and it's not a scam to get citizenship, your chances of getting US visa will improve. So, instead of trying to apply for Canada, you should focus on proving to USCIS and Consulate that your relationship is genuine and you're not desperate to move to a western country. This is just my humble opinion of course."

 

...If only it was that easy....sigh. I have visited my husband 7 times, getting ready to leave next week for my eighth visit AND we were denied this week. I just wonder how many dang visits it takes...100, 200???? I just hope I live long enough for him to get approved. I can't quit my job and go live there. But we have put in some serious time together in addition to our daily chats. We haven't found out why yet why he was denied, but I am at a loss so far. You get to wondering what will give out first...your health or money. 

Edited June 22, 2017 by Love To Teach

[Sparrow 23]

8 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

"Because your US visa didn't get approved, it'll be near impossible for you to get a Canadian visa. IMHO the best way would be to have your wife live with you in Pakistan for a while or at least visit, 2-3 times. If you show that you guys are serious about being with each other and it's not a scam to get citizenship, your chances of getting US visa will improve. So, instead of trying to apply for Canada, you should focus on proving to USCIS and Consulate that your relationship is genuine and you're not desperate to move to a western country. This is just my humble opinion of course."

 

...If only it was that easy....sigh. I have visited my husband 7 times, getting ready to leave next week for my eighth visit AND we were denied this week. I just wonder how many dang visits it takes...100, 200???? I just hope I live long enough for him to get approved. I can't quit my job and go live there. But we have put in some serious time together in addition to our daily chats. We haven't found out why yet why he was denied, but I am at a loss so far. You get to wondering what will give out first...your health or money. 

I am sorry to hear that did you went with him on interview day ?

[Love To Teach 161]

No, I did not go because I am a teacher and it is hard to get off when school is in session. Looking back, I wish I had. I never once in a million years thought they would think he was a green card scammer (if that is what it is, as we haven't gotten a reason for their returning our papers). You can be sure if he gets a second interview, I will be using my sick days or whatever to go with him to the interview.

 

The crazy part is you can't change your age differences, religion, previous divorces, or your past life. So what is a person to do? Like I said, I would think 6.5 years and 7 visits would prove that our relationship is real, but obviously something was wrong. I have the feeling they had their mind made up when he went to his interview. He felt that he was treated like a criminal during the second "interview."

 

We will never give up. Tell your wife it's ok to go visit you there. Just keep her in safe places. BUT you have to allow about 2 months for your wife to get a visa to visit you.

[Sparrow 23]

14 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

No, I did not go because I am a teacher and it is hard to get off when school is in session. Looking back, I wish I had. I never once in a million years thought they would think he was a green card scammer (if that is what it is, as we haven't gotten a reason for their returning our papers). You can be sure if he gets a second interview, I will be using my sick days or whatever to go with him to the interview.

 

The crazy part is you can't change your age differences, religion, previous divorces, or your past life. So what is a person to do? Like I said, I would think 6.5 years and 7 visits would prove that our relationship is real, but obviously something was wrong. I have the feeling they had their mind made up when he went to his interview. He felt that he was treated like a criminal during the second "interview."

 

We will never give up. Tell your wife it's ok to go visit you there. Just keep her in safe places. BUT you have to allow about 2 months for your wife to get a visa to visit you.

How long the process take when she apply for pakistani visa can you please inbox me how to apply and how to get the visa easily ?

[Love To Teach 161]

For your wife to get a visa, she will go the the website for the Pakistan Embassy http://pakistanconsulateny.org/PDF/visa-form.pdf. She will apply for a vistor visa, which is close to $200.00. The first time I applied, they gave me a 90-day visa. The second and third times, they gave me a one-year visa, although I asked for a family visa that is good for 5 years, but they just sent me the one year one.

 

Allow at least 6-8 weeks for the visa. She has to send her passport with the application. You will need to give her a letter of invitation to send with the application, saying she will be staying with you and that you are responsible for her. You must also send in a return envelope. Make sure you get a signature receipt. I sent mine to Washington, DC, but it depends on where she lives. Just follow the directions and good luck!

 

 

[Sparrow 23]

On 2017-6-25 at 3:33 AM, Love To Teach said:

For your wife to get a visa, she will go the the website for the Pakistan Embassy http://pakistanconsulateny.org/PDF/visa-form.pdf. She will apply for a vistor visa, which is close to $200.00. The first time I applied, they gave me a 90-day visa. The second and third times, they gave me a one-year visa, although I asked for a family visa that is good for 5 years, but they just sent me the one year one.

 

Allow at least 6-8 weeks for the visa. She has to send her passport with the application. You will need to give her a letter of invitation to send with the application, saying she will be staying with you and that you are responsible for her. You must also send in a return envelope. Make sure you get a signature receipt. I sent mine to Washington, DC, but it depends on where she lives. Just follow the directions and good luck!

 

 

Thank you so much for your help I hope we will reunited from our loves one we cry for eachother everyday this is so painful 

[Sparrow 23]

My wife can request to supreme Court about my visa refused ? We can fight for our rights ? Is that going to help us?

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

6 hours ago, Sparrow said:

My wife can request to supreme Court about my visa refused ? We can fight for our rights ? Is that going to help us?

Are you joking ? No of course she can not do that. 

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

This thread is 9 pages of advice and you were told what the entire next process is and that she needs to visit for ongoing relationship evidence. One for her to accept this. 

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

20 hours ago, Sparrow said:

My wife can request to supreme Court about my visa refused ? We can fight for our rights ? Is that going to help us?

You have no right to a visa just because you married a USC. It's a privilege not a right.
You have a right to be married and you also have a right to live in your country together.
Your wife does not seem to understand how the court system works here, she really needs to educate herself on the immigration
process and come on here and ask the questions.
This thread is like a hamster in a wheel, going round and round. There is no other option then the advice given to you here.

[Sparrow 23]

On 2017-6-28 at 10:55 PM, Ebunoluwa said:

You have no right to a visa just because you married a USC. It's a privilege not a right.
You have a right to be married and you also have a right to live in your country together.
Your wife does not seem to understand how the court system works here, she really needs to educate herself on the immigration
process and come on here and ask the questions.
This thread is like a hamster in a wheel, going round and round. There is no other option then the advice given to you here.

Yesterday my wife called national visa center and they said they recieved our case and they said our case still in administrative processing and they are checking for  fraud my wife is coming to visit me anyway bro thanks 

[Love To Teach 161]

I want to visit my husband so badly, but his mother is in ICU in the hospital. If she passes away, he will have to be away for 10 days, and I can't stay by myself. I am soooo frustrated!!!

 

I think our interviews were the same day. I am going to call Monday and see if there are any updates. The CEAC updates shows only sent back.

 

When is your wife visiting you?

Edited July 1, 2017 by Love To Teach

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

3 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

I want to visit my husband so badly, but his mother is in ICU in the hospital. If she passes away, he will have to be away for 10 days, and I can't stay by myself. I am soooo frustrated!!!

 

I think our interviews were the same day. I am going to call Monday and see if there are any updates. The CEAC updates shows only sent back.

 

When is your wife visiting you?

Why can't you go with him during the 10 days he has to be 'away' if she passes away ?

[Sparrow 23]

5 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

I want to visit my husband so badly, but his mother is in ICU in the hospital. If she passes away, he will have to be away for 10 days, and I can't stay by myself. I am soooo frustrated!!!

 

I think our interviews were the same day. I am going to call Monday and see if there are any updates. The CEAC updates shows only sent back.

 

When is your wife visiting you?

I don't know yet when she is ready she will let me know but she scared to travel here but she don't have any choice she will visit me I am sorry for your husband mother I lost my grand maa recently I know the pain of losing loves one I hope she will better soon inshAllah