221g with substantial assets

[mitzab 295]

I hope you’re able to overcome this situation soon and reunite with your loved one.

As many have already mentioned, immigration processes are rarely straightforward. There is often a lot of discretion involved, especially up to the point when the decision is made at the airport.

May I suggest that, instead of focusing on the reasons behind the discretion used against your case, you proactively address the 221(g) by finding someone in the workforce to act as a joint sponsor? It seems like you have everything else in order. While I understand that asking someone for this kind of favor can be challenging, it might offer a quicker resolution to this difficult situation.

Secondly, if you firmly believe that the consular officer was in the wrong (and it’s possible that he was), you could consider pursuing the legal route and consulting with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.

Sending you my best wishes and hoping you can resolve this matter sooner rather than later.

 

Edited 15 hours ago by mitzab

[Larry and Marides 11]

1 hour ago, mitzab said:

I hope you’re able to overcome this situation soon and reunite with your loved one.

As many have already mentioned, immigration processes are rarely straightforward. There is often a lot of discretion involved, especially up to the point when the decision is made at the airport.

May I suggest that, instead of focusing on the reasons behind the discretion used against your case, you proactively address the 221(g) by finding someone in the workforce to act as a joint sponsor? It seems like you have everything else in order. While I understand that asking someone for this kind of favor can be challenging, it might offer a quicker resolution to this difficult situation.

Secondly, if you firmly believe that the consular officer was in the wrong (and it’s possible that he was), you could consider pursuing the legal route and consulting with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.

Sending you my best wishes and hoping you can resolve this matter sooner rather than later.

 

Thank you very much for your reply 

[pushbrk 13,087]

6 hours ago, Larry and Marides said:

Hello, I have over 30 times the difference total in liquid assets and all accounts are are joint. All liquid assets are earnings dividends.

Then make sure they are all properly stated and documented.  I agree it's time to get your congressman involved.  I recommend contacting the office of the Senior US Senator from your State, unless you already have a relationship with another member of Congress.  You do NOT need a joint sponsor, but I cannot testify as to the correctness of your affidavit of support.

[Larry and Marides 11]

9 hours ago, mitzab said:

I hope you’re able to overcome this situation soon and reunite with your loved one.

As many have already mentioned, immigration processes are rarely straightforward. There is often a lot of discretion involved, especially up to the point when the decision is made at the airport.

May I suggest that, instead of focusing on the reasons behind the discretion used against your case, you proactively address the 221(g) by finding someone in the workforce to act as a joint sponsor? It seems like you have everything else in order. While I understand that asking someone for this kind of favor can be challenging, it might offer a quicker resolution to this difficult situation.

Secondly, if you firmly believe that the consular officer was in the wrong (and it’s possible that he was), you could consider pursuing the legal route and consulting with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.

Sending you my best wishes and hoping you can resolve this matter sooner rather than later.

 

I don't have a any joint sponsors available. I retired a little early. People don't want the responsibility of a joint sponsor. Plus they don't want the government involvement with their assets.

[Larry and Marides 11]

Please don't suggest joint sponsors. I don't have anyone who is interested in being a joint sponsor. They don't want the responsibility and they don't want the government involved with their assets. I don't blame them because I would never be a joint sponsor either. I learned my lesson years ago when I cosign on a loan. Never be a joint or cosigner for anything because I ended up having to pay off that loan.