Visa Denied

[notmrshamiltonnow 0]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

212 or 221?

[notmrshamiltonnow 0]

212 or 221?

both

[Minya's wife 24]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

222g is a denial based on the Immigration and Nationality Act, and that particular section deals with denials based on a previous visa overstay. Has your husband ever overstayed while on some other visa? Depending on how long, he may be eligible for a waiver, but they would have told him that at the time of the interview.

What exactly was written on the letter your husband received with the denial?

Edited August 28, 2009 by Minya's wife

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Seems they didn't think you guys had a bonafide relationship. 221 (g)

Contact an immigration attorney asap.

[notmrshamiltonnow 0]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

222g is a denial based on the Immigration and Nationality Act, and that particular section deals with denials based on a previous visa overstay. Has your husband ever overstayed while on some other visa? Depending on how long, he may be eligible for a waiver, but they would have told him that at the time of the interview.

What exactly was written on the letter your husband received with the denial?

no he didn't over stay on a old K1 visa from 10 years ago, they did put in there that he is not eligible for a waiver

[Minya's wife 24]

Wait, I'm confused...was it a questionable relationship denial or an overstay/illegal presence denial. OP, please redact the words of the letter that your husband was given at the time of the denial.

-P

[Jamaican JNR 2]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

Contact an immigration attorney asap. Sorry to hear about your ordeal. He could be entitled for a waiver.

[Minya's wife 24]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

222g is a denial based on the Immigration and Nationality Act, and that particular section deals with denials based on a previous visa overstay. Has your husband ever overstayed while on some other visa? Depending on how long, he may be eligible for a waiver, but they would have told him that at the time of the interview.

What exactly was written on the letter your husband received with the denial?

no he didn't over stay on a old K1 visa from 10 years ago, they did put in there that he is not eligible for a waiver

he's had a K-1 visa before? So he's come to the US as a fiancee before, it didn't work out and he returned home? He did or didn't overstay the 90 days?

[notmrshamiltonnow 0]

Wait, I'm confused...was it a questionable relationship denial or an overstay/illegal presence denial. OP, please redact the words of the letter that your husband was given at the time of the denial.

-P

he is saying the forms says... applicant last used weed 06/2009

Edited August 28, 2009 by mrshamilton

[Minya's wife 24]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

Contact an immigration attorney asap. Sorry to hear about your ordeal. He could be entitled for a waiver.

apparently he is not...it was written in the letter the OP's husband received from the consulate. Eligibility for a waiver is decided at the time of the interview and the visa applicant will be notified of the eligibility at that time.

The involvement of an experienced attorney may definitely be the way to go, but it depends on the grounds for denial, for if the denial is overcome-able then a lawyer can help, but if it is a hard denial and no way around it....well that's a different story alltogether.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Denied because of drug use?

[Beth/ Paris Heart 2]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

Contact an immigration attorney asap. Sorry to hear about your ordeal. He could be entitled for a waiver.

I see from your time line, this is the 2nd interview? Did you attend the 2nd interview?

Im sorry to hear about your situation.

[notmrshamiltonnow 0]

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

222g is a denial based on the Immigration and Nationality Act, and that particular section deals with denials based on a previous visa overstay. Has your husband ever overstayed while on some other visa? Depending on how long, he may be eligible for a waiver, but they would have told him that at the time of the interview.

What exactly was written on the letter your husband received with the denial?

no he didn't over stay on a old K1 visa from 10 years ago, they did put in there that he is not eligible for a waiver

he's had a K-1 visa before? So he's come to the US as a fiancee before, it didn't work out and he returned home? He did or didn't overstay the 90 days?

It didn't work our, he returned home before the 90 days

my hubby visa was denied today. I can't believe it, this dosen't seem real, the reason was "DSL-section 212 (g).. what can we do from here?

Contact an immigration attorney asap. Sorry to hear about your ordeal. He could be entitled for a waiver.

I see from your time line, this is the 2nd interview? Did you attend the 2nd interview?

Im sorry to hear about your situation.

No I wasen't there for th first or second

[lgg 2]

Did you just say, "last used Weed"? I hope that doesn't mean what I think it does.

I know this is hard but you need to be clear if you want help and you need to be honest so that people can be of use to you and hopefully use any of your pitfalls and resolutions thereof, to aid their own cases.

We help you to help us, you know?

Wait, I'm confused...was it a questionable relationship denial or an overstay/illegal presence denial. OP, please redact the words of the letter that your husband was given at the time of the denial.

-P

he is saying the forms says... applicant last used weed 06/2009