Marshae04

Lord! That was a trick question he should’ve never said that smh he should’ve said no. They do anything to prolong the process. If the income wasn’t already documented then he should’ve just said no. Now they might asked for the IRS returns etc and if you didn’t report it then it’s ever more issues. God! I really Wish he said no. But they throw in trick questions they did my husband like that. Kept asking him dumb questions that didn’t make sense and trying to put words in his mouth.

All he has to do is follow the instructions they gave him along with his passport and drop it off. I know It’s discouraging and frustrating because you waited so long and still don’t have an exact answer or visa. Just try and calm down and submit everything they asked him to bring back. If you don’t mind me asking what we’re the items he had to bring back?

I overstand! the CO can be very mean and judgemental, but try not to worry we were on Adminstrative processing for 3 wks before we got a decision it was a rollercoaster of emotions. They finally did issue him his visa after 3 wks they took his passport. As long as they took his passport that's a good sign

Our status went back and forth for three weeks before being issued. It went from refused to ready back to AP back to refused to ready then finally issued smh the whole thing was so exhausting and confusing. We both were an emotional wreck

Great advice I agree

Good afternoon My husband went for his interview last week he was prepared and had everything they asked for plus more. He got to the interview bright and early. The consular asked him around 5-6 questions but she was tricky and kept repeating back his answer but twisting what he said, nevertheless he said he was on his P's & Q's and he answered everything correctly. She gave him a white paper and on the bottom, she wrote Administrative Processing. He said he asked her politely if there was anything that was missing she stated no he had everything she needed and they will let him know his status. She then took his passport and gave him the paper. Since then we haven't heard anything the status of the visa was refused for a week then it was changed to Administrative Processing last week. We are so confused and lost because we don't know what's happening. Can anyone tell me what's going on? We waited over 2yrs just to get to this point now we're in Limbo. We're very frustrated, to say the least mentally and emotionally exhausted! Has this happened to anyone before? It's going on 2 wks and we still don't know if he was approved or denied 😰