Notice of intent to revoke need advise

[Edem 8]

17 hours ago, Joetan said:

Hello fellow members please I need help I waited close to one year 3 months to hear from USCIS since the embassy set my case back this is what I received in the mail today can anyone advise me on what to do or how to go about it by the way these statements are not true at all these were simple questions that could have been but we're not ask except for why my family did not attend but my husband explain to them but the other question was never even asked he was only ask 3 questionsm

1 the beneficiary had difficulties explaining how he proposed to petitioner 

 

2 the beneficiary was unable to provide information about the wedding reception or wedding planning

 

3 the beneficiary say that you and the beneficiary attendance 6 months of marriage counseling but he was unable to provide information about the counseling

 

4 the beneficiary did not provide a reason for why your family and friends when able to attend your wedding

 

5 the beneficiary was unable to provide any substantial details about your life in the US with relating to friends work colleagues Hobbies or employment

 

What's the age difference? 

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

pretty hard to fight an issue when they say something like your husband did not know / how do u prove he does if he did not know

i would forget fighting the Noir and refile as it is a lengthy process (just my opinion)

my appeal (and other peoples respones to NOIR) are taking  over a year/ i won it and proved a bona fida marriage as the court made a decision but they advised to reapply

if it was me, i would reapply and make sure he knew answers to all these issues at next interview (still just my opinion and not legal advice)

[Edem 8]

18 hours ago, Joetan said:

Hello fellow members please I need help I waited close to one year 3 months to hear from USCIS since the embassy set my case back this is what I received in the mail today can anyone advise me on what to do or how to go about it by the way these statements are not true at all these were simple questions that could have been but we're not ask except for why my family did not attend but my husband explain to them but the other question was never even asked he was only ask 3 questionsm

1 the beneficiary had difficulties explaining how he proposed to petitioner 

 

2 the beneficiary was unable to provide information about the wedding reception or wedding planning

 

3 the beneficiary say that you and the beneficiary attendance 6 months of marriage counseling but he was unable to provide information about the counseling

 

4 the beneficiary did not provide a reason for why your family and friends when able to attend your wedding

 

5 the beneficiary was unable to provide any substantial details about your life in the US with relating to friends work colleagues Hobbies or employment

 

What's the age difference?

[Edem 8]

56 minutes ago, Edem said:

What's the age difference? 

Who did the first filling did you use a lawyer or you did it your self.

[Joetan 18]

32 minutes ago, Edem said:

Who did the first filling did you use a lawyer or you did it your self.

Im 5 years older and no lawyer used i did filing myself

[Edem 8]

24 minutes ago, Joetan said:

Im 5 years older and no lawyer used i did filing myself

Is he from Ghana. I mean your spouse and how many time have you been to his country so far. Well you need to put more evidence together and send it to the USCIS. Like more pictures, chat, calls, video call screenshot shots.  And the pictures should be pictures taken aith family and friends after the interview was deny show them more evidence they will send the petition back to the embassy but make.sure you do things right by front loading send in all evidence you have. But I want to know how many times you been to his country and after the interview was deny did you met in person again if yes how many time.?

[Amadia 711]

HI,

I'm really sorry you and your spouse had to endure this.

I suggest (like others have done) getting an attorney or get one who consults on immigration. If the 5 items they listed in the letter was incorrect, then you have the chance of an appeal.

 

Best of luck to you and yours.

[Boiler 45,482]

1 hour ago, adil-rafa said:

pretty hard to fight an issue when they say something like your husband did not know / how do u prove he does if he did not know

i would forget fighting the Noir and refile as it is a lengthy process (just my opinion)

my appeal (and other peoples respones to NOIR) are taking  over a year/ i won it and proved a bona fida marriage as the court made a decision but they advised to reapply

if it was me, i would reapply and make sure he knew answers to all these issues at next interview (still just my opinion and not legal advice)

Loathe to be specific when so little is known but that was my thought.

[Michael2017 368]

I think if you re-file, you will just face the same issues. If your case is re-affirmed by USCIS the embassy usually will not reject the petition again for the same reason as USCIS was satisfied. Thus, I would not refile. 

[Joetan 18]

1 hour ago, Edem said:

Is he from Ghana. I mean your spouse and how many time have you been to his country so far. Well you need to put more evidence together and send it to the USCIS. Like more pictures, chat, calls, video call screenshot shots.  And the pictures should be pictures taken aith family and friends after the interview was deny show them more evidence they will send the petition back to the embassy but make.sure you do things right by front loading send in all evidence you have. But I want to know how many times you been to his country and after the interview was deny did you met in person again if yes how many time.?

Before we got married I went to the country 10 times after we were married I went back seven times I was going to send in all my passport stamps and also we have a one and a half year old daughter he is on her birth certificate and he also had to go to the Embassy to sign the passport application because she is a minor so both parents have to agree that the child can have a pass for it so he did that in the embassy put their seal on it and notarize it and he sent it to me my daughter has been there 4 times also the first time I took her was two months after she was born so that he can see her her first birthday was also spent in Ghana then we went back to times after that please excuse any grammar I'm using talk and text I didn't want to hold you up in my reply

Just now, Joetan said:

Before we got married I went to the country 10 times after we were married I went back seven times I was going to send in all my passport stamps and also we have a one and a half year old daughter he is on her birth certificate and he also had to go to the Embassy to sign the passport application because she is a minor so both parents have to agree that the child can have a pass for it so he did that in the embassy put their seal on it and notarize it and he sent it to me my daughter has been there 4 times also the first time I took her was two months after she was born so that he can see her her first birthday was also spent in Ghana then we went back to times after that please excuse any grammar I'm using talk and text I didn't want to hold you up in my reply

 I am American and my husband is from Ghana

[O&GForever 387]

I personally would not recommend refiling unless the appeal doesn’t work. There have been quite a few people denied at the Ghana embassy recently, who appealed and won their cases. It should only take a month or two to get an answer after you submit evidence, where refiling will take 12-18 month. 

[Joetan 18]

40 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Loathe to be specific when so little is known but that was my thought.

Didn'tunderstand u

[Edem 8]

59 minutes ago, Joetan said:

Before we got married I went to the country 10 times after we were married I went back seven times I was going to send in all my passport stamps and also we have a one and a half year old daughter he is on her birth certificate and he also had to go to the Embassy to sign the passport application because she is a minor so both parents have to agree that the child can have a pass for it so he did that in the embassy put their seal on it and notarize it and he sent it to me my daughter has been there 4 times also the first time I took her was two months after she was born so that he can see her her first birthday was also spent in Ghana then we went back to times after that please excuse any grammar I'm using talk and text I didn't want to hold you up in my reply

 I am American and my husband is from Ghana

You need to get an Attorney this is crazy you guys even have kids and they deny him. Makes no sense you have to involve an immigration lawyer. 

[Nash Kumasi 36]

On 7/7/2018 at 2:00 AM, Joetan said:

Hello fellow members please I need help I waited close to one year 3 months to hear from USCIS since the embassy set my case back this is what I received in the mail today can anyone advise me on what to do or how to go about it by the way these statements are not true at all these were simple questions that could have been but we're not ask except for why my family did not attend but my husband explain to them but the other question was never even asked he was only ask 3 questionsm

1 the beneficiary had difficulties explaining how he proposed to petitioner 

 

2 the beneficiary was unable to provide information about the wedding reception or wedding planning

 

3 the beneficiary say that you and the beneficiary attendance 6 months of marriage counseling but he was unable to provide information about the counseling

 

4 the beneficiary did not provide a reason for why your family and friends when able to attend your wedding

 

5 the beneficiary was unable to provide any substantial details about your life in the US with relating to friends work colleagues Hobbies or employment

 

It has happened to us the same , mostly what I was asked wasn't what it was written to USCIS.

 

Pls you can do it without a lawyer involved , just gather all evidence , I meant everything from the date you fill ,communication , letters , cards ,chats ,photos , affidavit from both families , affidavits from friends , bills , visits receipts, flight boarding pass , write a biography about your marriage and let the USCIS know how much you care for each other , everything you knows that have attached your married, gathered it and submit it within 30 days.

Don't waist time , a lawyer will keep on telling you story always about money .

Good Luck .

Edited July 8, 2018 by Nash Kumasi

[Michael2017 368]

You may try this guy to help you. He certainly is not perfect and no lawyer, but more cost effective than a lawyer would be. Asking for a quote cant hurt:

 

http://www.visacoach.com