Hello again,
Yes, my beneficiary has been married previously and divorced in 2008. We did provide the notarized copy of the divorce decree, and I would think if that was an issue it would of been noted prior to making it to the embassy, wouldn't it have? There is also online record of the divorce, so that does seem to be a dead end. The reason I'm focused on my qualifications, is because the notice received stated something along the lines of if information obtained during the interview process that wasn't available to the adjudicating officer e.g. uscis when the petition was approved, is believed may render applicant inelgible for a visa is found, the petition needs to be returned. Well, the only new information is the Affdavit of support. While he did bring more photos, more relationship evidence etc. to the interview none of it was ever accepted and looked at. Our I 129f was very front loaded with photos of us, us with friends and families, receipts, boarding passes, correspondances etc. so I guess I could see why they didn't want to look at more relationship evidence persay. I'm not going to say "there's no way he could of lied" because let's be real, anyone could of lied, but I can't see what about because everything submitted related to him had more than one source to verify its authenticity.