[injustice401]

Hi everyone I am very disappointed my husband visa was denief because they say that we got married for imagration purposes which is not true I have been with my husband for 3 years and we love each other very much we were told our case will be sent back its been 8 months and we still haven't received anything I want to do a peaceful protest down on 26 federal plaza so our voices can get heard so please anyone that has the same situation lets do this or else it will continue to happen please let me know how to communicate with you to get together thank you

[NigeriaorBust]

Where is your husband , in some places an initial denial is somewhat the norm. Many of us have gone through it and survived.

[injustice401]

My husband is in the Dominican republic I'm kind of desperate because my husband doesn't have children and in order for me to become pregnant my husband needs to be here in the united states in order to get on a treatment

[Jay Jay]

What happened at the interview?

Were there specific questions that he was pushed on especially?

Do you have any red flags? This can be big age gap, only met a limited amount of times etc.? Did you bring any evidence to the interview?

[injustice401]

Yes we do admit that we got like 2 questions wrong but we are only human we do not have a memory chip in our brains and yes we took evidence which they didn't even bother to look at in phone calls alone we had close to 3 thousand calls a months because we speak to each other every 15 to 20 minutes and yes I'm 10 years older but that doesn't mean we arent a real couple I have seen people that get married falesely and they get approved like nothing its not fair

Yes we do admit that we got like 2 questions wrong but we are only human we do not have a memory chip in our brains and yes we took evidence which they didn't even bother to look at in phone calls alone we had close to 3 thousand calls a months because we speak to each other every 15 to 20 minutes and yes I'm 10 years older but that doesn't mean we arent a real couple I have seen people that get married falesely and they get approved like nothing its not fair

[injustice401]

At times I just feel like killing myself I always have suffer from depression and this is not helping thank god my husband is so calm and has alot of faith he has a way to talk to me all I want is to have him here by my side its so hard to have him so far not to long ago he was very sick and I was very upset because I couldnt be by his side

[Ryan H]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Caribbean regional forum; topic is a status update on a case that went through the US Embassy in Santo Domingo. I moved it here instead of IR-1/CR-1 Progress reports because other VJ members who have been through this particular Embassy may be able to offer some insight to the OP on what to do next in regards to immigration procedures.

[injustice401]

Don't understand what you mean

[injustice401]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Caribbean regional forum; topic is a status update on a case that went through the US Embassy in Santo Domingo. I moved it here instead of IR-1/CR-1 Progress reports because other VJ members who have been through this particular Embassy may be able to offer some insight to the OP on what to do next in regards to immigration procedures.

[injustice401]

Don't understand what you mean please explain thank you

[Ryan H]

Don't understand what you mean please explain thank you

I moved your thread from one forum to another and included an explanation why I did so. There are no doubt other members of VJ who have been in a similar situation that you are in now (spouse denied visa by Embassy in DR). My rationale for placing your post in this regional forum is if other VJ members who have gone through a similar situation see your post, they can if they want to, share their experience with you so you will know what to expect.

When USCIS receives the file back, they can reaffirm the original approval or send you a Notice of Intent to Revoke (NOIR). If you receive an NOIR, you must respond to it and you must address the specific issues as to why the NOIR was sent. Failure to properly respond to an NOIR will result in a mark of misrepresentation being placed on the beneficiary and that will make him inadmissible to the US.

[injustice401]

I'll interview was on November 7 2011 and they just send back our case on April 20 2012 how long do you think it will take and why it took so long that they send it back but I called uscis and they still haven't received our case

I'll interview was on November 7 2011 and they just send back our case on April 20 2012 how long do you think it will take and why it took so long that they send it back but I called uscis and they still haven't received our case

[Gaijinsan]

Yes we do admit that we got like 2 questions wrong but we are only human we do not have a memory chip in our brains

I guess the key piece of missing information is what these "like 2 questions" were. What might seem very minor to you may have raised major red flags for the consular officer.

If you don't feel comfortable discussing the details of those questions on the forum, that's fine, but you should probably have a consultation with an immigration attorney before proceeding.

[canadian_wife]

Yes, what were the 'like 2 questions" you got wrong. If they were insignificant then there was something else in your file to raise alarms. If they were important questions, then you know what happened

FYI while I respect your right to peacefully protest, as I have done in the past, I do not believe it will help your case. You can refile if you like

Good luck

[EminTX]

I am not clear why you are inviting people to go protest with you but you have not named a city, state, potential date, or even the country where you are currently located. I am also not clear on exactly what it is that you plan to protest. Will you carry signs or banners? What will they say?

I also don't understand why you believe that phone records are enough evidence. If 5 pages of that is legitimate, why would you take "3000 calls a month" of several months of pages that no interviewer would ever look at. Honestly, if someone expected me to read that, I would be less inclined to say "yes", too. You really need to have different kinds of evidence. This part of the process is not rocket science. If you are a legit couple, you WILL have more evidence that is of a variety.

Good luck.