Husband had interview in Amman in Jordan. He had all of his multitude of paper work and he was still deemed ineligible and told that his papers would be sent back to the NVC.

Can anyone help?
Have you experienced this and what are our options from this point.
He was trying to for a K-3 we were married in April 2007.

Thank you for all of your help.

again you need to work fast ill see if chi can come help you as im at work

hi jewelolivia

i am so sorry to hear you have been denied a visa.

have you called the consulate and asked why he was denied?

e mail the consulate and ask the same questions if you are unable to get through via telephone.

if you do not have the assitance of your senator/congreesman---then call today, sign a release and ask them to make an inquiry on your behalf for you. usually the consulate will be more specific as to the reason for the denial.

what type of proof did your husband show the CO?

do you have any RED FLAGS?

if you did not include letters from family and friends when you filed and at the interview try to get some now and email and fax them to the consulate. these letters will verify you indeed are a real couple who want to be together. they need to have the person full name, address and phone number in the letter showing that they are real people too.

have you read the thread on denied case? it starts out asking to have this subject piined so try to skip over the first few pages and find the info that is posted there that will help you. here's the link>>

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3896

if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

chi

jewelolivia

come on over to this forum...MENA (middle east north africa)

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showforum=97

chi

i had my interview on Jan,22nd,2008 in Amman with that black woman officer and we are now in the same boat
(returning petition to USCIS via NVC you must be patient till over a year)

no oneheart! she must do it best to try and stop her case from going back to USCIS.

i gave her some help so she can try to prevent her case going back. please dont give up yet jewlolivia!!!

chi

thanks chi for quick reply not all cases are the same jewlolivia follow chi advice and work quickly to get them to keep it there

contact your senator that he may be able to prevent the case from being sent to USCIS

follow the link :
http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/221g

hi,

very sad to hear one more friend is tagged 221g. What is the checklist on the 221g form ... please read it carefully and submit or get back to the embassy when you are ready with the checklist asked in the 221g

I hope you r with hubby soon

Jigi

i think that is the procedure that they have been used to do since some monthes ago that is to return petitions to USCIS and not to approve them.................

Hi Jewelolivia,
I'm sorry to hear about your 221(g). There are things that you can do right now to get more information.
1. Get your US Representative's and/or Senator's office involved.
1a. Contact the embassy to see if a senior consular official can review the case before it is sent off.
2. Fill out a "Freedom of Information Act" request to get the consular officer's report of the interview
3. Become acquainted with the process that may (but hopefully not) follow.
4. Ask around here on VJ and/or other online communities for a good immigration attorney.

I found some pages that may be helpful to you.
http://***removed***/foru...hread.php?t=386
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showforum=113

Good luck!

http://www[dot]***removed***[dot]com/forum/showthread.php?t=386

(the previous post had removed the link, sorry! To access the webpage, just put in . where you see [dot])

The most important thing you have to believe is that at the end you will be approved regardless of when..................