My wife applied for a visit visa two years ago at the Islamabad embassy and was told that she should wait till i am citizen and then go thru the process and there was no way they could issue her a visit visa and they returned her passport with a stamp that said application received.
I have gone thru the K3 proccess( I am a citizen now) and saw a question on the DS-156 in which it asks "Have you ever been refused a visa?" what should be my answer to that?
I appreciate any help
Thanks
Khurram
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The truth.
QUOTE(waiting4s @ Apr 11 2007, 01:15 AM) 
The truth.
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Khurram,
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
QUOTE(KHURRAM SERAJ @ Apr 11 2007, 07:22 AM)
QUOTE(waiting4s @ Apr 11 2007, 01:15 AM)
The truth.
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
QUOTE(Yodrak @ Apr 11 2007, 11:02 AM)
Khurram,
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
QUOTE(KHURRAM SERAJ @ Apr 11 2007, 07:22 AM)
QUOTE(waiting4s @ Apr 11 2007, 01:15 AM)
The truth.
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Ok thanks for the reply dude
QUOTE(KHURRAM SERAJ @ Apr 11 2007, 02:46 PM)
QUOTE(Yodrak @ Apr 11 2007, 11:02 AM)
Khurram,
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Get the word "technically" out of your vocabulary.
Your wife applied for a B2 visa. The consulate accepted the application for processing and did not approve it. Nothing 'technical' about it - her visa application was refused.
Yodrak
QUOTE(KHURRAM SERAJ @ Apr 11 2007, 07:22 AM)
QUOTE(waiting4s @ Apr 11 2007, 01:15 AM)
The truth.
I know I ave to write the truth but the question here is that if I would write that her visa was refused or not as technically they never refused it or maybe I am confused and that was a refusal
Ok thanks for the reply dude
He's not a dude.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
Thai Pham,
I'm a dude.
Yodrak
I'm a dude.
Yodrak
QUOTE(Thai Pham @ Apr 11 2007, 04:35 PM)
He's not a dude.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
QUOTE(Thai Pham @ Apr 11 2007, 03:35 PM)
He's not a dude.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
An officer of the U.S.A.?? Yodrak are you Captain America?
QUOTE(Karin und Otto @ Apr 11 2007, 11:49 PM)
QUOTE(Thai Pham @ Apr 11 2007, 03:35 PM)
He's not a dude.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
He's an officer of the U.S.A . pay respect to him.
An officer of the U.S.A.?? Yodrak are you Captain America?
Thanks Yodrak!
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