Visa denied

[Imran16 2]

Hi everyone I need help and advise in the make difficult time of the life I shall be very very thankful for all yours help and timely advise. 

 

I had interview islamabad embassy these following steps wants to share with you 

#1 I married a woman which is 10yesrs older then me I am early 30s 

#2 we did court marriage and had very few pictures of our marriage 

#3 in our culture tradition marriage are the most important and overall marriage are the most important event and colourful which have very valuable 

#4 my mother  was not happy in the begning for married and that why we did at the court but now they has been changed

#5 I took at the time of interview chat history, romantic card and gifts etc 

 

Well 

When interview start counseler officer start with wedding pictures which actually I have not traditionally mean bridal and groom then Co told me you wife has been arrested then others generally question in the end if interview Co gave me 221g white and paper which was hilighted with yellow to submit w2, tax results and tax transcripts which I submitted but one w2 was missing did not submitted after almost 18 updated and six months status checked denied 

 

 

We love each others unlimited we are so stress and worried she gave alot of sacrifices for me please please help and advise us what could be reason of Danied it lack of traditional marriage or submitted docs which was given on 221g please advise what we have to do we thank full all of you 

[EandH0904 1,184]

How much time have you spent together? How much time did you spend together before you got married and since you have gotten married? 

 

Your wife will be given a NOIR/NOID (Notice of Intent to Revoke/Notice of Intent to Deny) at some time - it may be 6-12 months before she gets this. It will detail all the reasons for your denial and she will have 30 days to submit new proof as to why those reasons aren't valid, and you should be given another interview. Some reasons, you can't change. She will still be 10 years older than you, you cannot redo your wedding photos. However, at that time perhaps you can submit Affidavits of Support from your mother and other relatives saying they approve of your marriage now. 

The best thing to do is have a lot of visits and a lot of time spent together to show that your relationship is real. Has it been 2 years since your interview if you say that it was 18 months updated and 6 months status checked? 

Your English is a little difficult to understand - maybe if your wife comes on here to tell the story we can help her better. 

[Ahmed&Freda 628]

1 hour ago, Imran16 said:

Hi everyone I need help and advise in the make difficult time of the life I shall be very very thankful for all yours help and timely advise. 

 

I had interview islamabad embassy these following steps wants to share with you 

#1 I married a woman which is 10yesrs older then me I am early 30s 

#2 we did court marriage and had very few pictures of our marriage 

#3 in our culture tradition marriage are the most important and overall marriage are the most important event and colourful which have very valuable 

#4 my mother  was not happy in the begning for married and that why we did at the court but now they has been changed

#5 I took at the time of interview chat history, romantic card and gifts etc 

 

Well 

When interview start counseler officer start with wedding pictures which actually I have not traditionally mean bridal and groom then Co told me you wife has been arrested then others generally question in the end if interview Co gave me 221g white and paper which was hilighted with yellow to submit w2, tax results and tax transcripts which I submitted but one w2 was missing did not submitted after almost 18 updated and six months status checked denied 

 

 

We love each others unlimited we are so stress and worried she gave alot of sacrifices for me please please help and advise us what could be reason of Danied it lack of traditional marriage or submitted docs which was given on 221g please advise what we have to do we thank full all of you 

Pakistan is a very difficult embassy and very hard to predict.   I studied the outcomes of many cases before our interview and am still in shock over how ours ended.   They threatened to return our case but it was very apparent they had no basis to deny and were trying hard to find one.  They accused my husband of endangering my life for bringing me to Quetta to meet his family.  They tried to convince me he didn't love me and only wanted the green card and lastly they accused his divorce certificate of being fake (although the accepted his birth certificate and our marriage certificate supplied by the same union council on the same paper).   In one respect they say only 30/35 people were at my wedding like he was hiding me from the village when I reply we spent days at other family members houses days after and I went to his job their response was they are all lairs wanted to benefit from me.  They mocked me while I tried to defend my husband like I was a poor helpless girl.  I felt as if I was dealing with middle schoolers.  

 

I don't really have much advice for you now at this point other than to wait on the letter from USCIS so you can quickly respond to prove them wrong.   You could involve the senator and contact obudsman but I don't know what help they would be until USCIS has the case.

 

In the meantime compile evidence of a real true relationship, perhaps schedule more visits and take lots of pictures.  I would also recomond her coming to the next  interview.  Even though mine didn't turn out as I hoped I still think me being there was to some benefit and pray that my outcome will change for the better.

 

Good luck!

 

~Freda

[Jhonny 472]

2 hours ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Pakistan is a very difficult embassy and very hard to predict.   I studied the outcomes of many cases before our interview and am still in shock over how ours ended.   They threatened to return our case but it was very apparent they had no basis to deny and were trying hard to find one.  They accused my husband of endangering my life for bringing me to Quetta to meet his family.  They tried to convince me he didn't love me and only wanted the green card and lastly they accused his divorce certificate of being fake (although the accepted his birth certificate and our marriage certificate supplied by the same union council on the same paper).   In one respect they say only 30/35 people were at my wedding like he was hiding me from the village when I reply we spent days at other family members houses days after and I went to his job their response was they are all lairs wanted to benefit from me.  They mocked me while I tried to defend my husband like I was a poor helpless girl.  I felt as if I was dealing with middle schoolers.  

 

I don't really have much advice for you now at this point other than to wait on the letter from USCIS so you can quickly respond to prove them wrong.   You could involve the senator and contact obudsman but I don't know what help they would be until USCIS has the case.

 

In the meantime compile evidence of a real true relationship, perhaps schedule more visits and take lots of pictures.  I would also recomond her coming to the next  interview.  Even though mine didn't turn out as I hoped I still think me being there was to some benefit and pray that my outcome will change for the better.

 

Good luck!

 

~Freda

All that I can say, is that is really hard to read this, and how, two persons that love each other have to show and demostrate others their love and commitment! This is hard, but pray ok, God knows your truly feeling and how much do you want to be together!

Don´t lose faith ok!

[Imran16 2]

3 hours ago, EandH0904 said:

How much time have you spent together? How much time did you spend together before you got married and since you have gotten married? 

 

Your wife will be given a NOIR/NOID (Notice of Intent to Revoke/Notice of Intent to Deny) at some time - it may be 6-12 months before she gets this. It will detail all the reasons for your denial and she will have 30 days to submit new proof as to why those reasons aren't valid, and you should be given another interview. Some reasons, you can't change. She will still be 10 years older than you, you cannot redo your wedding photos. However, at that time perhaps you can submit Affidavits of Support from your mother and other relatives saying they approve of your marriage now. 

The best thing to do is have a lot of visits and a lot of time spent together to show that your relationship is real. Has it been 2 years since your interview if you say that it was 18 months updated and 6 months status checked? 

Your English is a little difficult to understand - maybe if your wife comes on here to tell the story we can help her better. 

Thank you so much for your help, we spend physically two weeks and then she went back to state, we did spend not much time together and not took alot of pics one of reason she got sick too now please advise us NOIR/NOID mean we have to re apply for whole case and fee etc? Or we have to give more proof once we get the letter of NOIR/NOID 

One more thing at time of interview Co gave me 221g white paper and advised me to submit w2, tax returns and tax transcripts which I submitted and one w2 of wife work was missing which I did not submitted co kept my passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate once again thank you so much for your advise 

[Imran16 2]

21 minutes ago, Jhonny said:

All that I can say, is that is really hard to read this, and how, two persons that love each other have to show and demostrate others their love and commitment! This is hard, but pray ok, God knows your truly feeling and how much do you want to be together!

Don´t lose faith ok!

Thank you so much for your support bro

[Imran16 2]

3 hours ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Pakistan is a very difficult embassy and very hard to predict.   I studied the outcomes of many cases before our interview and am still in shock over how ours ended.   They threatened to return our case but it was very apparent they had no basis to deny and were trying hard to find one.  They accused my husband of endangering my life for bringing me to Quetta to meet his family.  They tried to convince me he didn't love me and only wanted the green card and lastly they accused his divorce certificate of being fake (although the accepted his birth certificate and our marriage certificate supplied by the same union council on the same paper).   In one respect they say only 30/35 people were at my wedding like he was hiding me from the village when I reply we spent days at other family members houses days after and I went to his job their response was they are all lairs wanted to benefit from me.  They mocked me while I tried to defend my husband like I was a poor helpless girl.  I felt as if I was dealing with middle schoolers.  

 

I don't really have much advice for you now at this point other than to wait on the letter from USCIS so you can quickly respond to prove them wrong.   You could involve the senator and contact obudsman but I don't know what help they would be until USCIS has the case.

 

In the meantime compile evidence of a real true relationship, perhaps schedule more visits and take lots of pictures.  I would also recomond her coming to the next  interview.  Even though mine didn't turn out as I hoped I still think me being there was to some benefit and pray that my outcome will change for the better.

 

Good luck!

 

~Freda

Aww I am sorry Freda i can understand your feeling thank you so much for your advised we are facing the hard time of the life your advised is really help full for me remembers in prayers 

[Jhonny 472]

2 minutes ago, Imran16 said:

Thank you so much for your support bro

I know what it is, I´m in the same boat, let´s keep sailing ok, one unexpected day we will see land!

Have a great day and weekend!

[Imran16 2]

6 minutes ago, Jhonny said:

I know what it is, I´m in the same boat, let´s keep sailing ok, one unexpected day we will see land!

Have a great day and weekend!

Strongly agree with you

[Cheschirecat 176]

7 hours ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Pakistan is a very difficult embassy and very hard to predict.   I studied the outcomes of many cases before our interview and am still in shock over how ours ended.   They threatened to return our case but it was very apparent they had no basis to deny and were trying hard to find one.  They accused my husband of endangering my life for bringing me to Quetta to meet his family.  They tried to convince me he didn't love me and only wanted the green card and lastly they accused his divorce certificate of being fake (although the accepted his birth certificate and our marriage certificate supplied by the same union council on the same paper).   In one respect they say only 30/35 people were at my wedding like he was hiding me from the village when I reply we spent days at other family members houses days after and I went to his job their response was they are all lairs wanted to benefit from me.  They mocked me while I tried to defend my husband like I was a poor helpless girl.  I felt as if I was dealing with middle schoolers.  

 

I don't really have much advice for you now at this point other than to wait on the letter from USCIS so you can quickly respond to prove them wrong.   You could involve the senator and contact obudsman but I don't know what help they would be until USCIS has the case.

 

In the meantime compile evidence of a real true relationship, perhaps schedule more visits and take lots of pictures.  I would also recomond her coming to the next  interview.  Even though mine didn't turn out as I hoped I still think me being there was to some benefit and pray that my outcome will change for the better.

 

Good luck!

 

~Freda

 

On 12/21/2017 at 12:10 PM, PA2DR said:

So I met my fiancé four years ago in the Dominican Republic . At that time I did not know we were gonna become engaged four years later. I hate taking pictures I never thought to take pictures of all of our times together, I probably have about 12 pictures altogether . I do however have boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel confirmations, what's up conversations, video chat logs and call logs. I have a statement from my mother confirming the relationship  and a screenshot of the video chatting. I have facebook posts, western union receipts. I'm going back down there in 38 days and I feel like I'm going to have to take pictures every moment of our time together. Can anyone tell me how important a lot of pictures actually is. 

Can you call your congressman or senator?

[Boiler 45,486]

You mention arrests, do not know if that will hamper your wife migrating?

[Saadat Alam 24]

7 hours ago, Imran16 said:

Thank you so much for your help, we spend physically two weeks and then she went back to state, we did spend not much time together and not took alot of pics one of reason she got sick too now please advise us NOIR/NOID mean we have to re apply for whole case and fee etc? Or we have to give more proof once we get the letter of NOIR/NOID 

One more thing at time of interview Co gave me 221g white paper and advised me to submit w2, tax returns and tax transcripts which I submitted and one w2 of wife work was missing which I did not submitted co kept my passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate once again thank you so much for your advise 

You only need to send the W2 that's it. Nothing else. You only get NOIR/NOID when Embassy send your case back to U.S. which is not the case so you only need to send W2. 

[Ahmed&Freda 628]

3 hours ago, Cheschirecat said:

 

Can you call your congressman or senator?

I myself have contacted 2 senators my local representative and my county spokesman.   I'm waiting for replies.  I not only want an answer on my case but I want to make it known how they treat people in that embassy including american citizens.   It's only been one week but since the interview  I started reaching out as soon as I returned to the USA.

[Imran16 2]

4 hours ago, Amir Alam said:

You only need to send the W2 that's it. Nothing else. You only get NOIR/NOID when Embassy send your case back to U.S. which is not the case so you only need to send W2. 

You have any idea how long all this process will take? 

[Saadat Alam 24]

2 minutes ago, Imran16 said:

You have any idea how long all this process will take? 

No idea but most cases gets thier visas within two month.