KI fiance visa disaster veteran needs help

[mikebob 4]

Hello, Please explain to me, what is going on. I am really not happy here and thats not good for any of us. so as calmly as I can, I ask again. and be as respectful as I can, can you please explain this to me, Why,  Liliana my fiance goes to the K1 Fiance interview, and she gets grilled about a change of address, which I furnished everybody a few months ago. then she sits there for a few hours and was told that they cant approve the visa and to wait five days for her documents and passports to be delivered to the embassy, in Medellin for pick up. Is this  a procedure that the consulate follows?  I see that in most cases the immigrant was told they were approved and signed a few forms and to pick up there visas at the location provided, in a bout 5 days. Or there passport was handed back and they were givin a slip of paper saying they were on administrative review and that could take up to 60 days.  Then there is the straight denial and they hand your passport back and say sorry denied.

I dont see the win or lose in our situation and it puts us in a very awkward situation. We deserved some type of confirmation or answer. I dont think anybody would see this as a professional and courteous way to treat an American veteran, who proved his worthiness and loyalty to our great nation. I am very unhappy right now as you can see. please take 10 minutes of your day and explain to me what we are going to do to remedy this situation, thank you

[Mike E 11,739]

No idea why her visa was refused. 

 

Looks like the CR1 route for you.  

 

So sorry. 

[Boiler 45,538]

You do not mention much about your situation so I am going to assume that they do not believe you have a real relationship, certainly happens.

 

Next step would be to get married, spend time together etc.

[Going through 5,671]

Not enough details were given by you to help determine why a denial---sorry it happened.

Luckily you have the option of CR-1.

[Just Paul 4,595]

Hopefully there will be some information with the returned passport.

 

How long have you been engaged?  How many times did you meet?  

[mikebob 4]

I stated that there is only 2 outcomes, yes or no, if they keep yr passport, than you cant do anything, why would they do that f it wasnt approved. I have not found in any reviews, that they just said we cant approve it and keep your passport. ten say they will send it in 5 days.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Sorry about your situation.

 

Was she given paperwork as to why the case was denied?  You need to figure out what went wrong so you can fix it.

 

I appreciate your service, but veterans are treated like everyone else.  They have to meet the same standards as everyone else.  

 

Give us your full story and we'll help you.  How did you meet?  Are there any red flags?  Do you have a common language?

Edited April 20, 2019 by aaron2020

[mikebob 4]

I was with her 4 years n colombia and we are outstanding citizens and I am recently retired disabled combat veteran, with a ouse and a car and no debts

[aaron2020 11,651]

1 minute ago, mikebob said:

I was with her 4 years n colombia and we are outstanding citizens and I am recently retired disabled combat veteran, with a ouse and a car and no debts

Being outstanding citizens and being a recently disabled combat veteran does not matter.  

 

Did you meet all the requirements?  Are there any red flags with your relationship for the US Embassy?

 

If you want help, then give us the full story.  You are angry.  I get it.  But if you want good help, you have to give us good information about your case.  

 

Immigration to the US is a privilege.  It's not a right.   You are coming off as another entitled veteran.  

[Boiler 45,538]

As has been said we do not know the details so it becomes a guessing game. 

 

So you moved to Columbia, spent 4 years there with her? And now back in the US?

[Crazy Cat 41,893]

What does the online status indicate?

[Going through 5,671]

If you lived outside of the US for 4 years, it could possibly been an issue with you, as the USC, reestablishing domicile in the States.

 

But yes, a guessing game unless further details can be given by you in this thread.

 

What did the CO question your fiance about?   What seemed to be the focus of the interview?  What did the CO say at the end of the interview, if anything, as to the "reason" why it was denied?

Edited April 20, 2019 by Going through

[Ontarkie 14,228]

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[JFH 12,190]

So they kept her passport? Could just be a form of AP (administrative processing) while they check the address history. Nobody here knows, as we don’t work for the embassy and played no part in her application process. All we can do is speculate. 

 

Your moral character plays absolutely no part in this. It is laudable that you served the country to the point of permanent injury but that doesn’t affect this at all. If you are expecting to get some form of golden ticket to bring your fiancée here because you are a veteran, you are going to be disappointed. You go through the same process as everyone else. By contrast, my USC husband is a convicted felon with years of prison time behind him and that didn’t cause any issues at all. The character of the immigrant matters, but (barring a few exceptions) past actions, honorable or dishonorable, of the USC play no part.  

[Crazy Cat 41,893]

1 minute ago, JFH said:

So they kept her passport? Could just be a form of AP (administrative processing) while they check the address history. Nobody here knows, as we don’t work for the embassy and played no part in her application process. All we can do is speculate. 

 

Your moral character plays absolutely no part in this. It is laudable that you served the country to the point of permanent injury but that doesn’t affect this at all. If you are expecting to get some form of golden ticket to bring your fiancée here because you are a veteran, you are going to be disappointed. You go through the same process as everyone else. By contrast, my USC husband is a convicted felon with years of prison time behind him and that didn’t cause any issues at all. The character of the immigrant matters, but (barring a few exceptions) past actions, honorable or dishonorable, of the USC play no part.  

My thoughts, also..........