Notice of intent to deny

[pushbrk 12,882]

Please let us know what the notice says.  As has been mentioned, it is rare to send a NOID without first sending an RFE.  Did you file an I-130 AND an I-130a?  

[kris&me 572]

Looks like USCIS is using their  preproative and sending back an incomplete application

when u send in the new application, include photos

make sure all your documents are translated into English

use a checklist to make sure all documents are enclosed

and you and wife have signed the I 130 and I 130a

[JFH 12,190]

It sounds like you’ve become the “victim” of this new provision within the guidelines that permits USCIS to reject an incomplete petition without an RFE. There was a K-1 petition here recently that went the same way - they had forgotten to include the statement of intent to marry and boom! Denied! 

 

So it could be a missing signature, a missing or incomplete document...

 

Or they have found something that makes you ineligible to petition your wife. Unlikely to be based on criminal record as such denials take a long time and are usually handled by Vermont before being denied. Also nothing you have mentioned suggests that you are ineligible on that basis. 

 

Are you rekated other other than by marriage? For example, are you cousins living in a state that does not permit marriage between cousins? How old was your wife when you met her? I remember a rejected petition a few years ago where the beneficiary was a minor when they met and the petitioner was considerably older (completely different scenario to meeting as 15-year-old exchange students, for example - the so-called “Romeo and Juliet” rule). If I recall that case correctly the beneficiary was 16 and the petitioner was over 40 when they met. 

[Rich817! 16]

1 hour ago, pushbrk said:

Please let us know what the notice says.  As has been mentioned, it is rare to send a NOID without first sending an RFE.  Did you file an I-130 AND an I-130a?  

130 and 130a

[geowrian 22,337]

29 minutes ago, JFH said:

It sounds like you’ve become the “victim” of this new provision within the guidelines that permits USCIS to reject an incomplete petition without an RFE.

Maybe or maybe not...we don't know the cause yet.

It was always permitted, but not regularly exercised unless there was "no chance" of qualifying.

[pushbrk 12,882]

2 hours ago, Rich817! said:

130 and 130a

So, wait for the notice and see what it says.

[CJlove 147]

4 hours ago, Rich817! said:

I have a misdemeanor speeding ticket from 1990 that I paid $100 on.

I’ve had a speeding ticket and other traffic violations but it didn’t cause problems... Maybe it’s something else... 

[TBoneTX 45,287]

It's the hardest thing in the world right now, but you have to wait to see the reason.

Water under the bridge now, but next time, use Platinum Immigration Services.

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[bad4tatt 168]

14 hours ago, Rich817! said:

Could use some support here, sent my wife's Cr1 petition and have a PD date of 4/27/18 from Texas service center. 

Was notified a NOID was coming. Never had interview or RFE sent in alot of proof of marriage. The only thing I didn't send was pictures and I used Rapid Visa. Any ideas would be appreciated. 

Thanks....

Your first problem is using Rapid Visa. They about screwed up my application and I was left scrambling to collect information for USCIS and finishing it myself.  You should get the letter soon and they will tell you want you need to submit. They are not denying you they are warning you at this point.

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

13 hours ago, britishandusa said:

Rapid Visa just puts your papers in a nice order and sends it off while charging you a ridiculous amount. Have you ever been arrested? When was the last time you've seen your wife in person? What kind of "proofs" of marriage did you send in?

Obviously sometimes they don't even put them in nice order....🤢

[Rich817! 16]

1 hour ago, bad4tatt said:

Your first problem is using Rapid Visa. They about screwed up my application and I was left scrambling to collect information for USCIS and finishing it myself.  You should get the letter soon and they will tell you want you need to submit. They are not denying you they are warning you at this point.

I'm hoping for the letter today...

 

Edited November 21, 2018 by Rich817!

[usmsbow 801]

14 hours ago, Rich817! said:

Called USCIS

Well the good news is USCIS often gives wrong information when you call them. Perhaps you are just getting a RFE. 

 

 

[Rich817! 16]

3 minutes ago, usmsbow said:

Well the good news is USCIS often gives wrong information when you call them. Perhaps you are just getting a RFE. 

 

 

I hope it's something minor, I have no idea.... 

[Rich817! 16]

15 hours ago, JFH said:

It sounds like you’ve become the “victim” of this new provision within the guidelines that permits USCIS to reject an incomplete petition without an RFE. There was a K-1 petition here recently that went the same way - they had forgotten to include the statement of intent to marry and boom! Denied! 

 

So it could be a missing signature, a missing or incomplete document...

 

Or they have found something that makes you ineligible to petition your wife. Unlikely to be based on criminal record as such denials take a long time and are usually handled by Vermont before being denied. Also nothing you have mentioned suggests that you are ineligible on that basis. 

 

Are you rekated other other than by marriage? For example, are you cousins living in a state that does not permit marriage between cousins? How old was your wife when you met her? I remember a rejected petition a few years ago where the beneficiary was a minor when they met and the petitioner was considerably older (completely different scenario to meeting as 15-year-old exchange students, for example - the so-called “Romeo and Juliet” rule). If I recall that case correctly the beneficiary was 16 and the petitioner was over 40 when they met. 

I'm a United States citizen and I'm 13 years older then my wife. My wife is her home country waiting....

Edited November 21, 2018 by Rich817!

[TenderHearted 39]

On 11/21/2018 at 2:45 PM, Rich817! said:

I'm a United States citizen and I'm 13 years older then my wife. My wife is her home country waiting....

Please let us know how this goes, and I hope all goes well for you in this. I may be in the same situation as you are, in the not so distant future. This is a hard road to travel, but love is worth it, right? Otherwise, we wouldn't do it, but that 4 letter word compels us. It's both husband and wife that have to sacrifice and struggle with the wait. Once it's all done and she's here though, it'll ll be worth the wait. I'm sure you'll agree.