intent of revoke

[Jand89 1]

Hi guys, I just got a letter from, uscis, telling me to respond to the attached email sent to me before 2 July 2017. Presently I don't know what to do, am talking on behalf of my wife.

[geowrian 22,338]

Please do not post personally identifiable information on this website.

 

It sounds like the CR-1/IR-1 visa was applied for, she had the interview, and was refused. They subsequently sent the case back to USCIS. You can reply to the NOID and address the concerns. USCIS will review it, and if they agree, they will reaffirm the petition and send it back to the embassy, a new interview will occur, etc. Nigeria is notoriously known as a very difficult embassy to get through. Good luck!

 

As for the particulars...what does the NOID say in regards to the reason for the denial?

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

14 minutes ago, Jand89 said:

Hi guys, I just got a letter from, uscis, telling me to respond to the attached email sent to me before 2 July 2017. Presently I don't know what to do, am talking on behalf of my wife.

 

 

First don't post photos of things like you did with full names and case numbers. Should keep those private or atleast blur our some numbers.

 

Second, what information did they ask for in regards to a response from you?

 

Third, why did the inititially deny the visa at the original interview?

[Jand89 1]

hi guys letter of intent to revoke my marriage from uscis, have been given up to 2 july 2017 to provide more document, just dont know what to do now ever since the day i was put in administrative processes on 24 may 2016, my wife have never come to visit me during o work and upkeeping of our children.

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

What sort of questions did they concentrate on at the interview?  

How many times did you meet before that interview? 

All you can do is provide what you have- emails, phone bills etc.

[Jand89 1]

she came once to visit in nigeria, the consular is quarrel that why did she stay just 3 days and that the protography i presented was only done base on the fact i just want to use it distract the consular, she says the photo was just use for the purpose of bringing it along to the embassy 

[TBoneTX 46,276]

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[Ben&Zian 4,398]

1 minute ago, Jand89 said:

she came once to visit in nigeria, the consular is quarrel that why did she stay just 3 days and that the protography i presented was only done base on the fact i just want to use it distract the consular, she says the photo was just use for the purpose of bringing it along to the embassy 

 

So she came only once to Nigeria and you got married?

 

We need a bit of a relationship timeline and some details to better understand your situation. Like ages, amount of time meeting, amount of total time spent together, length of relationship, the kids are not yours I assume, so you haven't met them? ect...

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

Only one extremely short visit (I am surprised you wre able to get married so quickly) in a one of the most difficult US mebassies to get a visa from was a mistake. It may be easier if your US citizen wife comes on here, and explains things as your English may be part of the issue if we missunderstand things, but from what you wrote so far, I would suggest rather than fighting this, have her visit a couple more times, for longer periods, and then re-apply.

[Jand89 1]

we dating each other from april 2014 and got marriage october 2014, it was october 2014 we both saw last but we do communicate on whatsapp,whatsapp call, face messenger call and also share  mail together as well. have never seen the kids before their my wife kids but i claim them as well as my kids now. the reasons why she  has come back to see me is due to the fact that her work and kids are really taking much of her time and also is not easy for her alone do everything all alone, so that just the reason why she has stay back all this while. and we both discuss about it together 

[Jand89 1]

she's 7 years older than me

[Roel 7,193]

So you saw each other last one 3 years ago... wow. mails and chats don't matter as much as seeing each other in person. 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

5 minutes ago, Jand89 said:

we dating each other from april 2014 and got marriage october 2014, it was october 2014 we both saw last but we do communicate on whatsapp,whatsapp call, face messenger call and also share  mail together as well. have never seen the kids before their my wife kids but i claim them as well as my kids now. the reasons why she  has come back to see me is due to the fact that her work and kids are really taking much of her time and also is not easy for her alone do everything all alone, so that just the reason why she has stay back all this while. and we both discuss about it together 

 

That does help a lot. So, the age difference doesn't sound too bad honestly; but in Nigeria it can still be scrutinized.

 

Marrying on one short trip after 5-6 months of dating online also can be a red flag to them.

 

Only meeting one time for a short time frame is a huge red flag.

 

Not seeing eachother in almost 3 years in person is an even bigger red flag. This is probably one of the biggest reasons for denial honestly. Not necessarily the only reason; but it definately is a negative.

Edited June 6, 2017 by Ben&Zian

[JFH 12,191]

Agree with penguin. If I have read this correctly, you have spent only 3 days with your wife face-to-face.  And she has spent only 3 days with a man she is bringing into her children's lives. I don't know how it is in your culture but in the west that's certainly unusual. I hate to say it but the embassy was right to be somewhat suspicious. Most people have had toothaches that lasted longer than the amount of time you've been together. Before you rush into a new application, take some time out and spend quality time with each other and her children. Do you have contact with her family members (siblings, parents, etc)? What do they think of this relationship? I'd be worried if my sister married a man she'd known for 3 days and wanted him to live with her minor children who'd never even met him. 

[pushbrk 13,174]

48 minutes ago, JFH said:

Agree with penguin. If I have read this correctly, you have spent only 3 days with your wife face-to-face.  And she has spent only 3 days with a man she is bringing into her children's lives. I don't know how it is in your culture but in the west that's certainly unusual. I hate to say it but the embassy was right to be somewhat suspicious. Most people have had toothaches that lasted longer than the amount of time you've been together. Before you rush into a new application, take some time out and spend quality time with each other and her children. Do you have contact with her family members (siblings, parents, etc)? What do they think of this relationship? I'd be worried if my sister married a man she'd known for 3 days and wanted him to live with her minor children who'd never even met him. 

So do I.  In my opinion, let the petition approval be revoked.  It's not your marriage that is being revoked, just the petition approval.  After your wife is able to visit again for at least several weeks, filing a new petition would be a good idea.  Anything else or anything sooner, would be a waste of time, money and emotional energy.