denied at casablanca

[tany1157 161]

We were denied again

[msheesha 548]

No! Why? What did they say? I'm so sorry.

[Jenn! 918]

We were denied again

I'm really sorry to hear that. That is out of the ordinary.

[Crossed_fingers 128]

Tany, I am so, so very sorry to hear this. Hugs.

[Miss smarty pants 84]

We were denied again

I'm so sorry. What are you going to do? I can't imagine what it must feel like to have been denied twice. Hang in there. I wish I had something cheery to say for you. Do you know what happened this time? This is the first time I have ever heard of a second denial there.

Edited March 28, 2011 by i luv my fiance

[msheesha 548]

Mrs. Amera asked about a CR1 denial here.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/3896-returning-petitions-to-the-united-states-via-221g/page__view__findpost__p__4427521

(hope that link works, but if not, it's on the last page of the pinned "returned petitions" thread)

She may have some information, if her friend made any progress, etc.

Tany, how are you doing? Did they give any hope? Any glimmer that you could turn it around while it was still in Casa?

[FormerlyKnownAs 17]

I am so sorry to read this news, Tany. My prayers are with you and yours, you can get through this.

[Lisamarie 79]

I'm so sorry My prayers are with you both that you can be strong to get through this and figure out your next step.

We were denied again

[Sunny123 44]

I'm so sorry My prayers are with you both that you can be strong to get through this and figure out your next step.

That's awful!! I'm sooo sorry!!

[tany1157 161]

Hubby said interview went well....he was 99 percent sure it was an approval. She asked the usual....where you met, when, why we he went online to meet woman, things about my son, if I went to college for my profession, if we had any chat history (we didn't, because we sent a ton the first time, and they complained how much we sent, also, this past year has been almost all phone and texting and skype video chat) she asked if he was sure he didn't have any chat at home, he said no. She asked what we had in common, and why he loves me. The only answer he didnt know was, how I met my ex husband. She asked to see our photo album, then she asked him to sit down while she looked.

When he was called over again, she says, I am denying your visa, I don't believe this marriage is for love, I think it is for papers. So he told her that this was going to break our hearts, that our relationship has suffered enough. Then she asked where he learned his english, because it was good. He said high school. She then said that I don't make enough to support him. (I do, but was close, so asked my mom to co sponsor) She said my co sponsor could afford it, but not me. Then he asked why they were denying him, and she said I can't say. He asked her two more time, saying he had a right to know why they were denying us. She said she doesn't believe our relationship. Then he asked, what should I tell my wife, she said that they are sending the package back to USA, and to find out from USCIS what needs to get done next. He went to say something else, and she said the interview was over, and turned the mic off.

Hubby did say that it was a blond woman, and that the man that interviewed him last year was standing behind her, looking at our paperwork. He said it was obvious that they had spoken about us before hand....obviously lol. What is annoying, is that guy last year said that if USCIS will reaffirm our original case and he got a second interview, that he would give us a visa.

So, I have done the usual....emailed the consulate, and just signed the waiver for my senator (the senator that has followed our case for the last 14 months retired in december) I will be calling the consulate myself now, since I just left work early to be able to contact the consulate before they close. My entire family is shocked, and not to mention me and hubby. I think it took about 6 hours to sink in, before I broke down to actually cry.

Edited March 28, 2011 by tany1157

[Samoray 165]

Hubby said interview went well....he was 99 percent sure it was an approval. She asked the usual....where you met, when, why we he went online to meet woman, things about my son, if I went to college for my profession, if we had any chat history (we didn't, because we sent a ton the first time, and they complained how much we sent, also, this past year has been almost all phone and texting and skype video chat) she asked if he was sure he didn't have any chat at home, he said no. She asked what we had in common, and why he loves me. The only answer he didnt know was, how I met my ex husband. She asked to see our photo album, then she asked him to sit down while she looked.

When he was called over again, she says, I am denying your visa, I don't believe this marriage is for love, I think it is for papers. So he told her that this was going to break our hearts, that our relationship has suffered enough. Then she asked where he learned his english, because it was good. He said high school. She then said that I don't make enough to support him. (I do, but was close, so asked my mom to co sponsor) She said my co sponsor could afford it, but not me. Then he asked why they were denying him, and she said I can't say. He asked her two more time, saying he had a right to know why they were denying us. She said she doesn't believe our relationship. Then he asked, what should I tell my wife, she said that they are sending the package back to USA, and to find out from USCIS what needs to get done next. He went to say something else, and she said the interview was over, and turned the mic off.

Hubby did say that it was a blond woman, and that the man that interviewed him last year was standing behind her, looking at our paperwork. He said it was obvious that they had spoken about us before hand....obviously lol. What is annoying, is that guy last year said that if USCIS will reaffirm our original case and he got a second interview, that he would give us a visa.

So, I have done the usual....emailed the consulate, and just signed the waiver for my senator (the senator that has followed our case for the last 14 months retired in december) I will be calling the consulate myself now, since I just left work early to be able to contact the consulate before they close. My entire family is shocked, and not to mention me and hubby. I think it took about 6 hours to sink in, before I broke down to actually cry.

Sorry about your denial, i hope you can appeal this decision

[Lisamarie 79]

I don't understand how they came up with that assumption. He answered the questions except for where you met your ex-husband. They looked at your pictures......They asked where he learned English...I don't get that question either, because if they don't know enough English then they question how they communicate, but then if they speak English well, they question why they speak so well and where did they learn to speak it? It's a catch-22 question....

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Hubby said interview went well....he was 99 percent sure it was an approval. She asked the usual....where you met, when, why we he went online to meet woman, things about my son, if I went to college for my profession, if we had any chat history (we didn't, because we sent a ton the first time, and they complained how much we sent, also, this past year has been almost all phone and texting and skype video chat) she asked if he was sure he didn't have any chat at home, he said no. She asked what we had in common, and why he loves me. The only answer he didnt know was, how I met my ex husband. She asked to see our photo album, then she asked him to sit down while she looked.

When he was called over again, she says, I am denying your visa, I don't believe this marriage is for love, I think it is for papers. So he told her that this was going to break our hearts, that our relationship has suffered enough. Then she asked where he learned his english, because it was good. He said high school. She then said that I don't make enough to support him. (I do, but was close, so asked my mom to co sponsor) She said my co sponsor could afford it, but not me. Then he asked why they were denying him, and she said I can't say. He asked her two more time, saying he had a right to know why they were denying us. She said she doesn't believe our relationship. Then he asked, what should I tell my wife, she said that they are sending the package back to USA, and to find out from USCIS what needs to get done next. He went to say something else, and she said the interview was over, and turned the mic off.

Hubby did say that it was a blond woman, and that the man that interviewed him last year was standing behind her, looking at our paperwork. He said it was obvious that they had spoken about us before hand....obviously lol. What is annoying, is that guy last year said that if USCIS will reaffirm our original case and he got a second interview, that he would give us a visa.

So, I have done the usual....emailed the consulate, and just signed the waiver for my senator (the senator that has followed our case for the last 14 months retired in december) I will be calling the consulate myself now, since I just left work early to be able to contact the consulate before they close. My entire family is shocked, and not to mention me and hubby. I think it took about 6 hours to sink in, before I broke down to actually cry.

[bahisgirl 11]

Tany,

I am so sorry to hear about your denial. My heart goes out to you...I hope you can get them to keep your petition there and give your husband another interview.

It sounds like a rough day for interviews in Casa, I did see something earlier about another denial (for a K1) out of there today.

Best wishes,

Jackie

[tany1157 161]

Thanks everyone....I can't believe it, considering how rare second denials are, why did we have to be the poster child for this :crying: :crying:

[nurse1967 287]

Do they give 3rd interviews?