Updated Police Report????

[Love To Teach 161]

First, I don't understand why my last post is showing up in this same box, but anyway...I have a question.

 

We are getting ready to submit our 2nd CR1. My husband lived in Serbia for 3 years doing business. He has been back in Pakistan almost 3 years. He has a police report from our first CR1, dated 2015. Does he need to get another Police Report from Serbia, even though he hasn't returned there during these years? Thanks!

 

 

 

 

Hi folks. Most of you know our story, about how my husband went into shock during his "interview" (read torture session) and ended up writing a dictated coerced false confession. We appealed, and they said too bad. We had testimony in front of the judge that my husband is, in fact, divorced, and has been for years. His kids and ex wife also testified. We decided not to appeal, as we have heard it is usually wasted time and money.

 

So, here we are again. I am getting ready to make my 10th visit this week. We have known each other 7.5 years and will be married 3 years in Oct. My questions are:

1. Since they will go back and see that our application was revoked the first time, shouldn't we explain in detail what happened at that interview? My husband has PTSD now as a result of that "interview," which the doctor has confirmed. He immediately told his son, friend, and doctor about how this man had screamed at him, yelled prayers as an insult, told him he lied, we paid for the papers, that he was still married to his "beloved" wife, and generally berated and tortured him until he wrote the paper to escape their harassment. We have further testimony from his family, ex-wife, doctor, and friend to add. He asked that the paper be considered "null and void" but I won't know if that happened until I get there and read them.

 

I am planning to include research that proves that coerced false confession occurs commonly in these extreme situations. I am also including our formal complaint about his interview. I sent that to OIG, who said it was the wrong place, then sent it to DOS. DOS just said his CR1 was revoked. If you want to do something about it, make an appointment with USCIS, which in my case, is in Memphis. I know that is just a waste of time and is 5 hours away.

 

He is moving to Dubai this week for a better job, so IF we get another interview, it would be there. My big worry is just getting through the initial approval. What more can we do? The poor man has been separated from his wife, who moved out in 2009 to a home he bought for her. He has been divorced for years and has all the papers to prove it. He was

 

 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Yes. Police reports are only valid for 6-12 months even if the person never returned to that country.

[kris&me 572]

you mention your husband has been divorced 1 time/  this should not be a big issue

makes me wonder if you are the issue and have been divorced several times

 

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.