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I am the beneficiary in a foreign country, my wife is the petitioner that lives in United States of America. I know quite well I don’t provide I-864 my wife does. @JeanneAdilthsnjs fit your contribution, I appreciate your time I’ll appreciate if you could share how you get through with your NOID Please do not hesitate to help I heard about a case that was more hell complicated that was reaffirmed please feel free to share idea thank you 🙏

@Redrothank you for your concern, I really appreciate you for your contribution, the letter they gave me after refusal are as follow: your visa application has been refuse under section 221(g) of immigration and nationality act. information provided in the case/interview that the beneficiary does not meet the qualifications for the visa class m, as such, the case has been returned back to the uscis with the recommendation that the petition be revoked, uscis will contact you and provide you the opportunity to respond. that is all the details in the letter given to me by the CO during the interview I felt she emphasized on (why did I get married at her first visit )then I tried my best to make her understand how we both love each other for real and that the marriage was important in our life, we share greater bond before and after marriage. I accept your advice not to lie about the child. Yes I will add her to the I-I864 The letter did not contain reason for refusal but laying emphasis on some certain questions made me understand that the CO is worried about the situation. I will work towards that thank you so much I appreciate

Anyway I need a legal advice I believe we live in a free world and we can decide what’s ever works best for us. I & my wife know our case is real, genuine and no fraud. I let her get pregnant because I can’t get her pregnant, proven medically, I and my spouse agree to make this happen. I believe we have all right to decide whatever we want over our relationship. Legally is there any law that’s stop us from getting married at first visit? Having child out of marriage while married? If there’s any please let me know

I can definitely raise a child, but medically I can’t have one, I love kids and I am ready to support her and the child at any point but I am not medically fit even have any.

Thank you for the response, it’s in deed a bonafide marriage, genuine marriage, and I love my wife dearly. I find no way to settle the issue of her wanting a child and me not seeing my self in that position, to be honest medically I am not fit to have one. My question is how do I defend and help myself in this case.

Help help help!!! everyone, how are you’ll doing today ? Please I need a good advice on my case, I was refused a visa sometimes last year on IR1 visa category, which I believe that reason for my refusal was because my marriage happens at my spouse first visit, the CO also mention how come my divorce was concluded in February and I got married in May same year, from the question CO asked I felt this was part of the reason my visa was refused and then my case was returned back to USCIS, couple of weeks after my visa interview my wife gave birth, but child not for me, because from the on set my wife clearly knew I don’t wanna have kid anymore because I already had 2 from my previous marriage, which are different from hers, my spouse wants kids, for this reason I had given her every go ahead to have child with whoever she wants. But still I truly love my wife, So she gave birth, child birth certificate was recorded on rightful father’s mother’s name, child passport issued which made me understand that USCIS will definitely be aware about the existence of the child birth. So couple of weeks ago USCIS confirmed they have my case back. How do I defend my case for reaffirmation? Can it be right I comes out openly to uscis about the child ? Although I have been piling up more evidences like life insurance, pictures, videos calls, call logs, money transfer, chats, etc to get ready for uscis when requested. please advise me on steps I can take to ensure my case reaffirmation. thank you