We got NOIR need help

[Going through 5,671]

Hi @Sparrow just wondering if any updates to your case/NOIR rebuttal you sent in?

[Sparrow 23]

5 hours ago, Going through said:

Hi @Sparrow just wondering if any updates to your case/NOIR rebuttal you sent in?

HI @Going through thank you for asking sister our case updated on 22 February 2019 they say they got our response and they are reviewing our documents they will give us decision when they done so we are still waiting sister.

[Going through 5,671]

5 hours ago, Sparrow said:

HI @Going through thank you for asking sister our case updated on 22 February 2019 they say they got our response and they are reviewing our documents they will give us decision when they done so we are still waiting sister.

Was your wife able to come and visit earlier this month as planned?

Edited April 30, 2019 by Going through

[Sparrow 23]

19 hours ago, Going through said:

Was your wife able to come and visit earlier this month as planned?

@Going through Unfortunately her mother won't let her to come to pakistan.you know it's war threats going on between pakistan and india and her mother is very ill because she is taking so much stress so she decide to go to qatar where my already brothers and cousin and my friend there and my wife and me and my mother is also going to qatar next month everything is already done and she booked the flights and I am confused about qatar because I wanted to get the residence visa and I want to tranfer my case to qatar us embassy do you think it's good idea or not? 

[Going through 5,671]

Not really sure about the rules in switching/how to switch embassies....and when it is and is not possible.

@geowrian may have some knowledge on this? 

[geowrian 22,337]

1 hour ago, Going through said:

Not really sure about the rules in switching/how to switch embassies....and when it is and is not possible.

@geowrian may have some knowledge on this? 

We're on page 20 and I haven't gone back to read the entire situation. I'm assuming they interviewed already, refused, got a NOIR, then got (or is getting) reaffirmed.

 

Generally, you can change consulates up until the point you interview. That's when you actually apply for the visa.

If at NVC, you just ask them to change it. This would likely need to be via their online system or the asknvc email address.

If at the consulate already, the process is to contact the new destination's consulate to request the transfer. Include the NVC case number, petitioner & beneficairy's names and DOBs, current consulate, and (if needed) evidence that you can interview at the destination consulate (such as evidence of citizenship or legal residency). They will then request the case from the current consulate. If approved, the case will be sent to the new destination ETA: week(s) to month or so? Varies by consulates involved..

 

I'm not sure how it applies to a case that was reaffirmed...technically it's a new visa application with the same petition IIRC Under that logic, a new consulate wouldn't be an issue and you would follow the steps above. However, immigration is not always logical, so i can't say with certainty that changing consulates here is possible.

[Boiler 45,733]

25 minutes ago, geowrian said:

We're on page 20 and I haven't gone back to read the entire situation. I'm assuming they interviewed already, refused, got a NOIR, then got (or is getting) reaffirmed.

 

Generally, you can change consulates up until the point you interview. That's when you actually apply for the visa.

If at NVC, you just ask them to change it. This would likely need to be via their online system or the asknvc email address.

If at the consulate already, the process is to contact the new destination's consulate to request the transfer. Include the NVC case number, petitioner & beneficairy's names and DOBs, current consulate, and (if needed) evidence that you can interview at the destination consulate (such as evidence of citizenship or legal residency). They will then request the case from the current consulate. If approved, the case will be sent to the new destination ETA: week(s) to month or so? Varies by consulates involved..

 

I'm not sure how it applies to a case that was reaffirmed...technically it's a new visa application with the same petition IIRC Under that logic, a new consulate wouldn't be an issue and you would follow the steps above. However, immigration is not always logical, so i can't say with certainty that changing consulates here is possible.

Most unlikely to get reaffirmed.

[geowrian 22,337]

3 hours ago, Boiler said:

Most unlikely to get reaffirmed.

Well that would be the first challenge, long before any talk of transferring the case applies.

[Sparrow 23]

12 hours ago, Boiler said:

Most unlikely to get reaffirmed.

 

12 hours ago, Boiler said:

Most unlikely to get reaffirmed.

You never know mircles happen.I believe me and my wife have true love.we will see how long they will deny our visa because we won't give up until me and my wife are not together.we send them alot of evidence with proofs

[Sparrow 23]

12 hours ago, geowrian said:

We're on page 20 and I haven't gone back to read the entire situation. I'm assuming they interviewed already, refused, got a NOIR, then got (or is getting) reaffirmed.

 

Generally, you can change consulates up until the point you interview. That's when you actually apply for the visa.

If at NVC, you just ask them to change it. This would likely need to be via their online system or the asknvc email address.

If at the consulate already, the process is to contact the new destination's consulate to request the transfer. Include the NVC case number, petitioner & beneficairy's names and DOBs, current consulate, and (if needed) evidence that you can interview at the destination consulate (such as evidence of citizenship or legal residency). They will then request the case from the current consulate. If approved, the case will be sent to the new destination ETA: week(s) to month or so? Varies by consulates involved..

 

I'm not sure how it applies to a case that was reaffirmed...technically it's a new visa application with the same petition IIRC Under that logic, a new consulate wouldn't be an issue and you would follow the steps above. However, immigration is not always logical, so i can't say with certainty that changing consulates here is possible.

@geowrian thank you so much for the information.I appreciate it.if we don't have choice to tranfer my case so i will give interview in pakistan with my wife

[Going through 5,671]

2 hours ago, Sparrow said:

 

You never know mircles happen.I believe me and my wife have true love.we will see how long they will deny our visa because we won't give up until me and my wife are not together.we send them alot of evidence with proofs

Can you share what type of evidence you submitted to rebut the 8 points raised in the NOIR?  

Having not met physically at least once in the 5 years or so you've been married (and the meeting/marriage taking place on the 1st visit) would be a continuing issue.

 

It is definitely quite the feat to maintain a bonafide marriage solely on emails/chat/video calls for the past 4-5 years and not see each other physically at least once during the entire marriage....you sharing what evidence you sent (and you said you sent a lot) would be very helpful to other members facing a NOIR.

[Lemonslice 4,922]

4 hours ago, Sparrow said:

 

You never know mircles happen.I believe me and my wife have true love.we will see how long they will deny our visa because we won't give up until me and my wife are not together.we send them alot of evidence with proofs

(Un)fortunately, love has nothing to do with it. Married life and how you can demonstrate you have a bona fide relationship is what is needed. The longer between visits, the harder it is. 

[Boiler 45,733]

6 hours ago, Sparrow said:

 

You never know mircles happen.I believe me and my wife have true love.we will see how long they will deny our visa because we won't give up until me and my wife are not together.we send them alot of evidence with proofs

which is why I said most unlikely, I have seen too much weird stuff over the years so avoid absolutes.

[Sparrow 23]

4 hours ago, Going through said:

Can you share what type of evidence you submitted to rebut the 8 points raised in the NOIR?  

Having not met physically at least once in the 5 years or so you've been married (and the meeting/marriage taking place on the 1st visit) would be a continuing issue.

 

It is definitely quite the feat to maintain a bonafide marriage solely on emails/chat/video calls for the past 4-5 years and not see each other physically at least once during the entire marriage....you sharing what evidence you sent (and you said you sent a lot) would be very helpful to other members facing a NOIR.

Our case got updated today and status say revocation notice is send now what we have to do?

[Boiler 45,733]

There is not anything to do  from an Immigration perspective, you obviously have life choices to make but that is something to discuss with your wife.