Cancelled without prejudice

[Sagar khan 0]

My visa is IR1 visa

I'm the applicant

My visa issued already in September 2022

After pick up my passport with visa 10 days later the embassy called me to send us passport back, embassy told me (there's a technical issue in your visa so you can't travel), so i sended my passport back to the embassy, my visa validity was 4 months, in 4 months my ceac status was shown still issued, after expired my visa the case status was shown refused and they requested my ds260 for update, it's shown (reopened), then i updated my ds260 so after update my DS 260 they open my case 4 time a month, then suddenly i saw the status was shown ("returned to nvc"), then after 10 days they give my passport back and put stamp on my visa ("cancelled without prejudice "), 

 

I really don't know what's going on , case was returned to nvc 03 march 2023, i didn't got any letter from them and i don't know what's going on, 

Any expert person guide me please, 

 

There's some mistake in my case i can share with u guys, 

 

(I-130 petition my wife used my last name with her name, ) but it's approved in USCIS, 

 

( In DS 260 she used only her full name ) is this is effect in my case? If it's effect why they issued visa, 

 

When i got my interview letter then i went for medical but my wife name was showing in medical center in my case number, who make this mistake? There was my medical but the medical was showing on my wife name, is this a big mistake? 

 

Finally embassy put 2 mark on her name in her passport name , marriage certificate, blue and yellow, 

 

 

 

 

 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

This is confusing.

 

Did your wife fill out the DS-260?  Did she switch your name with hers?  Why would the embassy check your wife's passport?  Is that what she submitted as proof of cirizenship on the I-130?  Did you or her leave out any aliases (married name, single name, etc)

 

From your post it seems like there are a lot of inconsistencies that the embassy felt needed to be cleared up by the NVC.  Did your wife receive any RFE's?

[Sagar khan 0]

2 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

This is confusing.

 

Did your wife fill out the DS-260?  Did she switch your name with hers?  Why would the embassy check your wife's passport?  Is that what she submitted as proof of cirizenship on the I-130?  Did you or her leave out any aliases (married name, single name, etc)

 

From your post it seems like there are a lot of inconsistencies that the embassy felt needed to be cleared up by the NVC.  Did your wife receive any RFE's?

They checked everything like passport her naturalization certificate marriage certificate, but they marked her name two different marker, yeah she filled ds, i don't understand one thing if there's a mistake and they marked her name 2 different marker then how they issued a visa and they returned back? 

[Sagar khan 0]

5 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

This is confusing.

 

Did your wife fill out the DS-260?  Did she switch your name with hers?  Why would the embassy check your wife's passport?  Is that what she submitted as proof of cirizenship on the I-130?  Did you or her leave out any aliases (married name, single name, etc)

 

From your post it seems like there are a lot of inconsistencies that the embassy felt needed to be cleared up by the NVC.  Did your wife receive any RFE's?

She didn't got any REF,S 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

3 minutes ago, Sagar khan said:

They checked everything like passport her naturalization certificate marriage certificate, but they marked her name two different marker, yeah she filled ds, i don't understand one thing if there's a mistake and they marked her name 2 different marker then how they issued a visa and they returned back? 

 

Only a passport, naturalization certificate, OR US birth certificate is required of the petitioner.

 

I am not sure how or why the embassy checked "everything".  Did they ask you to submit her passport and naturalization certificate?

Edited July 2, 2023 by SteveInBostonI130

[Sagar khan 0]

1 minute ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

Only a passport, naturalization certificate l, OR US birth certificate is required of the petitioner.

 

I am not sure how or why the embassy checked "everything".  Did they ask you to submit her passport and naturalization certificate?

They ve everything sir, and they checked her birth certificate also, no they didn't asked me but in nvc stage they required theses all documents, 

[Dashinka 24,479]

Did you review the DS260 to see what name was listed as the beneficiary?  

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

7 minutes ago, Sagar khan said:

They ve everything sir, and they checked her birth certificate also, no they didn't asked me but in nvc stage they required theses all documents, 

 

No, they do not.  They require your BC, passport, marriage certificate, and other civil documents.  They do not require these of the petitioner. 

 

It sounds like your wife submitted her documents instead of yours, or in addition to yours, and that's what caused the mixup, especially with the medical done in her (petitioner's) name.

 

Ask your wife to contact the NVC.

[Sagar khan 0]

2 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Did you review the DS260 to see what name was listed as the beneficiary?  

My name is X and my wife name is Y, is ds 260 when i review then petitioner name is Z, and my name is correct, is this a big mistake? If this is mistake how they issued the visa and after 10 days they cancelled? 

Edited July 2, 2023 by Ban Hammer
remove personal names

[Sagar khan 0]

6 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

No, they do not.  They require your BC, passport, marriage certificate, and other civil documents.  They do not require these of the petitioner. 

 

It sounds like your wife submitted her documents instead of yours, or in addition to yours, and that's what caused the mixup, especially with the medical done in her (petitioner's) name.

 

Ask your wife to contact the NVC.

I think so, but she sended them my birth certificate and her certificate also, but sir if everything was not done then how they issued the visa and how they knew that after 10 days that there's a mistake, 

[Boiler 45,444]

My guess and it is only a guess is that there is something else going on, I find it difficult that this would cause such a problem.

 

Do you have a Lawyer?

[Sagar khan 0]

Just now, Boiler said:

My guess and it is only a guess is that there is something else going on, I find it difficult that this would cause such a problem.

 

Do you have a Lawyer?

No we didn't hire a lawyer, we are waiting for USCIS letter, 

[Crazy Cat 41,809]

3 minutes ago, Sagar khan said:

No we didn't hire a lawyer, we are waiting for USCIS letter, 

What said they will send a letter?

[Sagar khan 0]

9 minutes ago, Boiler said:

My guess and it is only a guess is that there is something else going on, I find it difficult that this would cause such a problem.

 

Do you have a Lawyer?

What can a difficult sir? Can you explain a little please 

5 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

What said they will send a letter?

Sir we are waiting for revocation reason in a letter, 

[Dashinka 24,479]

2 hours ago, Sagar khan said:

My name is X and my wife name is Y, is ds 260 when i review then petitioner name is Z, and my name is correct, is this a big mistake? If this is mistake how they issued the visa and after 10 days they cancelled? 

Your wife is the petitioner, you are the beneficiary.  It sounds like this is what was messed up and why your wife’s name was used for the medical documents.  I am not sure if this can be fixed by filling out a new DS260.  Is the case definitely back at NVC?

Edited July 2, 2023 by Ban Hammer