CR1 Visa Refused

[Crazy Cat 42,325]

12 minutes ago, Orangesapples said:

Where do you see material misrepresentation? 

"Visa Was denied with 212 (a) (6) (c) (i)"

[JFH 12,191]

14 minutes ago, Orangesapples said:

Where do you see material misrepresentation? 

OP said he was denied under 212 (a) (6) (c) (i).

[Kionyo 5]

5 minutes ago, JFH said:

He has already served the ban.

I saw some people getting an orange/pink slips with a list of what steps they require to follow up in order to proceed with their application. What did you get? What is the lawyer’s advise if any regarding the outcome of the interview? He/she should be in a better position to address the gaps we are missing 

[carmel34 3,655]

2 hours ago, Denis&Lesya said:

Yes  - photos ,receipts for payments

Also photo with our parents together everything possible

If this is truly all you submitted, photos and receipts, that may have been part of their decision to deny the visa.  With all of the time spent together that you claim, you should have been fine for bona fide relationship issues, provided that the evidence was sufficient.  Most send documentation including passport stamps, original boarding passes, etc. to show time together, but you did not mention anything except photos and receipts for payments.  What sort of payments?  Did she send you money?  Did you include any financial co-mingling evidence such as joint credit card accounts, evidence that you are included on her health insurance, beneficiary on life insurance, retirement accounts, anything other than photos and receipts?

[JFH 12,191]

9 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

If this is truly all you submitted, photos and receipts, that may have been part of their decision to deny the visa.  With all of the time spent together that you claim, you should have been fine for bona fide relationship issues, provided that the evidence was sufficient.  Most send documentation including passport stamps, original boarding passes, etc. to show time together, but you did not mention anything except photos and receipts for payments.  What sort of payments?  Did she send you money?  Did you include any financial co-mingling evidence such as joint credit card accounts, evidence that you are included on her health insurance, beneficiary on life insurance, retirement accounts, anything other than photos and receipts?

Yes, the focus on receipts for money seems odd to me. If they have been together for 2 or 3 weeks every two months they should have an armful of good quality evidence of time spent together. Boarding passes. Her passport must be filled to bursting with entry stamps for Moldova. Whilst we were long-distance I filled every page of my passport in less than 5 years and they sometimes stamped over old stamps. ATM transactions in OP’s home town. Hotel invoices. 

Edited December 15, 2020 by JFH

[Liam2021 587]

Since the was denied under 212 (a) (6) (c) (i), there must be something behind the story which OP not comfortable to share?. Well, time to lawyer up and wait for the letter.

[Denis&Lesya 1]

1 hour ago, Kionyo said:

On the refusal letter, they must have stated the exact reason for their decision. Most like they asked you to file for a waiver (1-601), (1-212) or both because of being deported. After the waiver is approved, then you have 90+ chance of getting a visa. I went through this similar situation and I made it and I’m back in the USA sitting pretty comfortable 

Thank you

[Timona 4,208]

3 hours ago, Denis&Lesya said:

From Moldova ,interview in Moldova Embassy , 10 year ban ends in 2009 . meet my wife 14 years ago in the US but was just freands

Got married 2 years ago

thank you

 

How were these two possible?

Or did you mean 2019?

[Denis&Lesya 1]

52 minutes ago, JFH said:

This is most unusual. Seeing each other every two months in an international marriage is a lot more than many people here can manage. I was fortunate to be able to see my husband every 6 or 8 weeks for 4 or 5 days at a time because I work for an airline and pay next to nothing for tickets and worked flexible hours. I have not seen many people here who were able to visit as often as I was. I find it hard to believe they doubt the relationship of a couple that spends that much time together and goes to such expense and inconvenience to fly that much. People have been approved who see each once a year.
 

How was your wife able to take 2 to 3 weeks off every 2 or 3 months? That’s a lot of time off. More than most people in the US can take off work. 
 

There must be something more to this. 

We are lucky to be able spend that much money,we working twice as much when we are not together to be able see each other as much as we can

[Denis&Lesya 1]

39 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

If this is truly all you submitted, photos and receipts, that may have been part of their decision to deny the visa.  With all of the time spent together that you claim, you should have been fine for bona fide relationship issues, provided that the evidence was sufficient.  Most send documentation including passport stamps, original boarding passes, etc. to show time together, but you did not mention anything except photos and receipts for payments.  What sort of payments?  Did she send you money?  Did you include any financial co-mingling evidence such as joint credit card accounts, evidence that you are included on her health insurance, beneficiary on life insurance, retirement accounts, anything other than photos and receipts?

Payment for trips,we have join bank account,joint electrical bills for US home,proof of fund wire. We have everything you can have 

[Denis&Lesya 1]

6 minutes ago, Timona said:

 

How were these two possible?

Or did you mean 2019?

Yes am sorry, i mean 2019

[Timona 4,208]

5 minutes ago, Denis&Lesya said:

Payment for trips,we have join bank account,joint electrical bills for US home,proof of fund wire. We have everything you can have 

 But who is sending the money?

 

1. Is she sending it to you OR
2. Are you sending it to her?

Edited December 15, 2020 by Timona

[JFH 12,191]

10 minutes ago, Timona said:

 

How were these two possible?

Or did you mean 2019?

Agree. If he was banned from the US for 10 years 1999-2009 how did he meet his wife in the USA in 2004?

6 minutes ago, Denis&Lesya said:

Payment for trips,we have join bank account,joint electrical bills for US home,proof of fund wire. We have everything you can have 

Did you provide copies of the utility bills? And joint bank statements? 

[Denis&Lesya 1]

Just now, Timona said:

 But who is sending the money?

 

1. Is she sending it to you OR
2. Are you sending it to her?

Both,we are family.

1 minute ago, JFH said:

Agree. If he was banned from the US for 10 years 1999-2009 how did he meet his wife in the USA in 2004?

Did you provide copies of the utility bills? And joint bank statements? 

Off course. 

[Timona 4,208]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

This is most unusual. Seeing each other every two months in an international marriage is a lot more than many people here can manage. I was fortunate to be able to see my husband every 6 or 8 weeks for 4 or 5 days at a time because I work for an airline and pay next to nothing for tickets and worked flexible hours. I have not seen many people here

 

Maybe one of these days you should hook me up with cheap ticket to Kenya. I will repay one day. I pay my debts. 

 

3 minutes ago, Denis&Lesya said:

Both,we are family.

 

Unique situation we have here. 

But provided you have a bona fide marriage, I see no issues. As others stated, just wait on the letter. I ran out of ideas as to why it was denied.