221g revocation-Still no answers

[Worldismine03 2]

Petitioner: US CItizen

Beneficiary: Afghan National

Embassy: Islamabad Pakistan

 

My fiance received a 221g white form at this interview. It just said sent back to USCIS for revocation no reason or answers.

 

The embassy in Islamabad keep telling me the case was sent back to USCIS and to contact them within 6-8 weeks. Which I did.

USCIS claims then claims they don't have anything returned to them & to contact Dept of State or Embassy.

Embassy then states its with NVC and to contact them within 6-8 weeks. Which I did.

NVC states case is with the Embassy still.

 

So as you can see I am in a hell of a loop. Did anyone else have this experience or know of a way I can get answers ASAP. I'm tired of waiting for answers. I am tired of spending so much time being away from my loved one, money, energy. At least if I can get answers but this is just ridiculous this run around. 

 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Any red flags in your case?

 

• Previous marriages?
• Criminal records?
• Age difference?
• Previous visa applications

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

99.9% the petition was sent back to USCIS to die.

 

1. How long have you known your fiance?

2. How much time have you spent with your fiance in person.

3. Are you of the same religion.

4. Have you met each others' families.

5. Is there a large age difference?  

 

 

The trend for Islamabad for K1 approval is the requirement of very strong relationship evidence.  Light evidence that could pass in London or Paris will be denied out of hand there.

 

The recommended path forward is for you two to marry, spend 2-3 years with each other as much as possible, and pursue a spouse visa.

[Worldismine03 2]

4 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

Any red flags in your case?

 

• Previous marriages?
• Criminal records?
• Age difference?
• Previous visa applications

Just age difference. Im in my early 30s and hes in his early 30s. Im not that concerned on why it was sent back but more wanting to know if anyone has had this issue where they havent heard back from Embassy, NVC or USCIS while their petition was being sent back and if they contacted their senate or someone else to push for an answer.

[Worldismine03 2]

4 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

99.9% the petition was sent back to USCIS to die.

 

1. How long have you known your fiance?

2. How much time have you spent with your fiance in person.

3. Are you of the same religion.

4. Have you met each others' families.

5. Is there a large age difference?  

 

 

The trend for Islamabad for K1 approval is the requirement of very strong relationship evidence.  Light evidence that could pass in London or Paris will be denied out of hand there.

 

The recommended path forward is for you two to marry, spend 2-3 years with each other as much as possible, and pursue a spouse visa.

We were born in the same country, have the same religion. I know it was because of the age gap because the CO after hearing im in my 30s and hes in his 20s he just said that was unusual and gave him that white form. 

 

Yea Im hearing bad things about embassy in Islamabad. Unfortunately we cant spend that much time together as he lives in Afghanistan and our country is going through the Taliban taking over. I would be targeted right away as an Afghan-American. His family cant leave and we cant get in so no time was spent with families just with each other.

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

15 hours ago, Worldismine03 said:

We were born in the same country, have the same religion. I know it was because of the age gap because the CO after hearing im in my 30s and hes in his 20s he just said that was unusual and gave him that white form. 

 

Yea Im hearing bad things about embassy in Islamabad. Unfortunately we cant spend that much time together as he lives in Afghanistan and our country is going through the Taliban taking over. I would be targeted right away as an Afghan-American. His family cant leave and we cant get in so no time was spent with families just with each other.

 

Being together does not mean being together in his country or yours.  You can be together in Pakistan, for example.  Unfortunately, that is the only way that I have seen or read about for couples in your situation to successfully immigrate.

[Crazy Cat 41,806]

16 hours ago, Worldismine03 said:

I know it was because of the age gap because the CO after hearing im in my 30s and hes in his 20s he just said that was unusual and gave him that white form. 

Sounds like the CO has serious doubts about the relationship.  The ONLY cure for that is to spend a lot of time together.  You might want to consider marrying, then living together outside the US.  Your K-1 is dead.  It will expire at USCIS.  

[carmel34 3,620]

16 hours ago, Worldismine03 said:

Unfortunately we cant spend that much time together

This is likely the issue in your case.  Spend more time together, as much as you can, document everything, get married, and then start the spousal visa process by including all of that evidence.  If you can't spend much time together, in person, you will have a difficult time convincing the immigration officers that your relationship is bona fide.  Some evidence of financial co-mingling, as much as you can get while living in different countries, would help immensely as well.  Many others in your situation have been successful with a spousal visa, but it takes time, work, and effort.  Patience will help as well.  Good luck!

[SalishSea 17,801]

17 hours ago, Worldismine03 said:

Just age difference. Im in my early 30s and hes in his early 30s. Im not that concerned on why it was sent back but more wanting to know if anyone has had this issue where they havent heard back from Embassy, NVC or USCIS while their petition was being sent back and if they contacted their senate or someone else to push for an answer.

You should actually be concerned on why it was sent back, as if you still want the visa, you’ll have to overcome those reasons.

 

Senator cannot help in this case.

Edited December 10, 2022 by Jorgedig

[JeanneAdil 6,489]

our K1  denied in 2009 and understand why  u think u will hear from USICS but i never did

 

The 221 g he got at the interview tells u why the case was denied 

probably says "not eligible for a visa at this time"   which basically means u have not proven the relationship is bona fida by spending quality time toether

 

BTW your fiancee does know why denied from questions the CO asked

 

1. marry and gather all evidence of time spent together and file CR1
2. spend more time together
3. copy all documents  u send to immigration and save them for reference for any RFE or later for any immigration process u may go thru 
4. in your case it didn't go into AP for extended security checks for the Pakistan bene so expect a longr AP for CR1 
5. get ready for a 2-3 year wait after u petition for spouse
6. senator or rep has no power over immigration cases /what u get when u sign a form for Senator to look into a case is the same info u already know (case returned to USCIS)

Edited December 10, 2022 by JeanneAdil

[milimelo 4,475]

Weren't you the OP that got meeting waiver, fast processing of K-1 and then immediate denial? I'm pretty sure people told you what to do. 

 

This topic is now closed. You can pick up on your CR-1 topic.