White 221g No Additional Docs Took Passport At Interview

[cafei929 0]

New Here.

UK - London Embassy
Medical Date 10/30/2023

Interview Date 11/14/2023

 > Provided All Documentation 

 > Issued a White 221g w/ no additional documentation requested  

 > No particular reason given as to why they issued 221g (AP)

 > They kept my Passport

*do not work in cyber security or anything wild like that, my fiancé however did work for the government (SSA) if that matters?* 

*never previously married either of us*

*no crimes either of us*

*have not heard back yet, CEAC last case update was 11/22/23 no change still Refused* 

Any ideas? 

 

 

[mam521 2,060]

Are you 100% sure the Consulate received your medical?  

 

Did you get an additional email asking you to provide an extensive, 15 year travel history?  

[Crazy Cat 41,834]

47 minutes ago, cafei929 said:

New Here.

UK - London Embassy
Medical Date 10/30/2023

Interview Date 11/14/2023

 > Provided All Documentation 

 > Issued a White 221g w/ no additional documentation requested  

 > No particular reason given as to why they issued 221g (AP)

 > They kept my Passport

*do not work in cyber security or anything wild like that, my fiancé however did work for the government (SSA) if that matters?* 

*never previously married either of us*

*no crimes either of us*

*have not heard back yet, CEAC last case update was 11/22/23 no change still Refused* 

Any ideas? 

 

 

Administrative processing.  Any other foreign connections other than the UK?  They kept your passport.  That is a sign it might not be an extended wait.

[JeanneAdil 6,491]

where u born in the UK?

Have u traveled extensively?

[cafei929 0]

4 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

Administrative processing.  Any other foreign connections other than the UK?  They kept your passport.  That is a sign it might not be an extended wait.

No other relations, fiancé has lived in UK his entire life and for myself the US. 

4 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

where u born in the UK?

Have u traveled extensively?

Yes fiancé was born in UK, I was born in US. The only place he has travelled was to the US to meet me. 

[cafei929 0]

4 hours ago, mam521 said:

Are you 100% sure the Consulate received your medical?  

 

Did you get an additional email asking you to provide an extensive, 15 year travel history?  

Fiancé double checked with medical that the consulate would receive, and they did not state it was the medical causing the issue. And no email, nothing further was requested. 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

If he's from the UK and lived there his entire life, it's unusual to be under 221g AP.

 

My only guess is his name matches a person of interest, and they need to verify that he is not that person.

[cafei929 0]

1 hour ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

If he's from the UK and lived there his entire life, it's unusual to be under 221g AP.

 

My only guess is his name matches a person of interest, and they need to verify that he is not that person.

Yeah possible, his last name is Robinson and I know that’s super common. His first name is common as well. 

[cafei929 0]

1 minute ago, cafei929 said:

Yeah possible, his last name is Robinson and I know that’s super common. His first name is common as well. 

He also received a Statement on his second trip to come see me in the US that denied him entry, which we did provide and explain in length at our interview. The reason was simply because he needed to pursue a K1 visa and they would not let him travel to the US under ESTA. So that’s the only other thing I can think of beside person of interest. 

[Chancy 6,241]

12 minutes ago, cafei929 said:

He also received a Statement on his second trip to come see me in the US that denied him entry

 

^ There you go.  Seems like the consulate is verifying the circumstances regarding the denial of entry.  They want to be sure that the applicant was not given a ban.

 

Double-check that statement given to your fiance.  Did CBP allow him to withdraw his application for admission at that time?  Or did they issue expedited removal?  Expedited removal usually comes with a 5-year ban.

 

[TriniToUS 1]

On 12/4/2023 at 2:29 PM, cafei929 said:

New Here.

UK - London Embassy
Medical Date 10/30/2023

Interview Date 11/14/2023

 > Provided All Documentation 

 > Issued a White 221g w/ no additional documentation requested  

 > No particular reason given as to why they issued 221g (AP)

 > They kept my Passport

*do not work in cyber security or anything wild like that, my fiancé however did work for the government (SSA) if that matters?* 

*never previously married either of us*

*no crimes either of us*

*have not heard back yet, CEAC last case update was 11/22/23 no change still Refused* 

Any ideas? 

 

 

Any updates? Did you eventually get approved and how long after interview? We have a similar circumstance