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[1Higheroctave 4]

On 1/15/2021 at 7:23 PM, Style brother said:

You've got nothing to worry about. I'm in the same position. The status went from  "Administrative processing" to "refused". Been doing some research myself. I even sent an email to the embassy. I suggest you do so too if that makes you more at ease. I think they may have you retake you medical examination as your last one should have expired by now. The pandemic slowed the process down. Its not supposed to take this long. 

I thought so too. Besides medical papers I'm expecting to be asked for  a new AOS , bank statements etc. 

 

Thanks

[Greenbaum 12,259]

This topic is outlined thoroughly on the USCIS website found here: Search (state.gov)

 

If you failed to list a key item in your I-129f, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) and or at the interview then you will be in AP for the length of time that the CO needs to vet your application with this newfound information. If the information checks out without any issues, then you will move forward. But, if the CO deems the information adds additional questions to the applicant's intentions as the CO views it, the visa can be refused. 

 

If you have no issues, then your visa will go through AP which is normally the CO having to tie up any loose ends before issuing the visa.

 

No one with any certainty can tell you when yours will finish adjudication. Being a student of VJ, as I am, I have learned that AP can be as little as 2 hours and some more than a year. No one can explain why that is other than what we read in the regulations from USCIS. 

 

Is it fair? In your eyes no it is not. In the eyes of the CO, it's a necessary step in the process to issue a visa. CO's do not want a case to go "bad" once the applicant arrives in the US. A good example is the San Bernadino terrorist attach a few years back.

 

 

[joe and karol 15]

I would research the half-brother's history because if he wasn't mentioned, his history is important.  I hope he's a regular guy with no ties the US will frown upon.

[1Higheroctave 4]

14 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

This topic is outlined thoroughly on the USCIS website found here: Search (state.gov)

 

If you failed to list a key item in your I-129f, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) and or at the interview then you will be in AP for the length of time that the CO needs to vet your application with this newfound information. If the information checks out without any issues, then you will move forward. But, if the CO deems the information adds additional questions to the applicant's intentions as the CO views it, the visa can be refused. 

 

If you have no issues, then your visa will go through AP which is normally the CO having to tie up any loose ends before issuing the visa.

 

No one with any certainty can tell you when yours will finish adjudication. Being a student of VJ, as I am, I have learned that AP can be as little as 2 hours and some more than a year. No one can explain why that is other than what we read in the regulations from USCIS. 

 

Is it fair? In your eyes no it is not. In the eyes of the CO, it's a necessary step in the process to issue a visa. CO's do not want a case to go "bad" once the applicant arrives in the US. A good example is the San Bernadino terrorist attach a few years back.

 

 

After going over this half-brother issue with my fiance  it turned out that she did listed him on the I-129F,( my bad)  however; according with the subsequent phone call from the embassy , the CO forgot to go over some questions about him at the time of the interview, and that was what the phone was all about: to corroborate existing information and to  get more if possible.

 

thanks

[1Higheroctave 4]

6 hours ago, joe and karol said:

I would research the half-brother's history because if he wasn't mentioned, his history is important.  I hope he's a regular guy with no ties the US will frown upon.

I did and it turned out that I didn't get it right. She did listed him but the CO neglected to go over that piece of information at the time  of the interview so they called her to check him out.

 I've met the guy,  a regular dude taking care of his mom.

[millefleur 5,046]

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