immigrant visa denied

[forumaccess07 0]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

[nunyab 0]

I don't know what to tell you as you haven't given much for information and you said it was sent back to CSC but you say on your homepage you filed in Texas and you don't have a timeline.

Perhaps if you elaborated some we might be able to help... I do have a question, is it you who is the USC or your wife???

Rajaa

Edited July 22, 2008 by Rajaa_Reda

[CaNdiD wiTcH 0]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

Could you please elaborate your story? If it is already in US consulate of Casablanca then returned to USCIS, does that mean your wife already had an interview and was denied afterwards? Or they just want to review the papers? I am sure that the embassy or USCIS have a valid explanation..

[Dakine 26]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

Sounds like you should have got a immigration attorney a long time ago. Also should have contacted your senator or congressman.

[LotofPatience 65]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

Immigrant visa can NEVER be denied unless the following:

1) False marriage relationship

2) Criminal background of the beneficiary

3) Failed Medical

4) Beneficiary's lack of moral character, deportation etc.

So, hand over your case to an immigration attorney and move along.

Also, note that if you don't act soon, your case will be administratively closed and you will have to start from scratch again.

Edited July 22, 2008 by PatiencePaidOff

[forumaccess07 0]

yes i'm the petitionner for my wife as usc, this is i-130 petition for spouse, my wife had her interview

at the consulate ,she was asked to provide more evidences of our relationship which she did

but it seemed that the officer refused to see all those evidence which means the are debating our

relationship. our consulate is notorious for these kind of pre-jugement. anyway our petition is in

califournia center for further review. i'm waiting for csc response at least i can be cleared out

yes i did contact my local congressman, plus i have all the evidences that our marriage is genuine

the only thing that i wasnt expecting is the delay, 7 months should be enough time to review a case

hopefully god has blessed me with so sweet and patiente wife that i love so much

thank you all for your reply and waiting for more feedbacks

[AMV 0]

Tell Us more about your story. What she was asked at interview?

[Nita&Assaad 0]

Yes tells more details about the questions, seems odd why would they ask for more evidence and then when she offered to show them they refused... Seems fishy

humm

yes i'm the petitionner for my wife as usc, this is i-130 petition for spouse, my wife had her interview

at the consulate ,she was asked to provide more evidences of our relationship which she did

but it seemed that the officer refused to see all those evidence which means the are debating our

relationship. our consulate is notorious for these kind of pre-jugement. anyway our petition is in

califournia center for further review. i'm waiting for csc response at least i can be cleared out

yes i did contact my local congressman, plus i have all the evidences that our marriage is genuine

the only thing that i wasnt expecting is the delay, 7 months should be enough time to review a case

hopefully god has blessed me with so sweet and patiente wife that i love so much

thank you all for your reply and waiting for more feedbacks

[brnidokiegurl 0]

dont be surprised if u never hear from calif, we never did and our k1 expired i would for sure get your state rep on this. One k3 i know of in vermont is at 2 years returned and still nothing working. Casa sent back for a review, they should be asking for more from you or something...dont let it go any longer, casa is bad to not look at anything.

[forumaccess07 0]

dont be surprised if u never hear from calif, we never did and our k1 expired i would for sure get your state rep on this. One k3 i know of in vermont is at 2 years returned and still nothing working. Casa sent back for a review, they should be asking for more from you or something...dont let it go any longer, casa is bad to not look at anything.

how come califournia center didnt give you a chance to appeal your denied k1 at least that's what the law say.

i'm waiting for anything from CSC like a notice of deny so i can reaffirm again but i dont khow how long it takes to receive an answer from them

[brnidokiegurl 0]

calif just lets expire...they told me i could refile but we married instead and filed cr1...i doubt u ever get a letter..my email to my rep more or less was saying they dont do any more action and wont follow up. I called and talked to a person and I ASK for a letter they told me it wasnt denied it was expired after trying to talk i just gave up i was saying denied he was saying expired. If u look at my status on website it has never been touch in over a year

[forumaccess07 0]

calif just lets expire...they told me i could refile but we married instead and filed cr1...i doubt u ever get a letter..my email to my rep more or less was saying they dont do any more action and wont follow up. I called and talked to a person and I ASK for a letter they told me it wasnt denied it was expired after trying to talk i just gave up i was saying denied he was saying expired. If u look at my status on website it has never been touch in over a year

k1 visa has only 6 months validity. if it expire you have to reply, since you get married you just

need to follow up with with cr1 but you have to make sure that you denied k1 wont affect

you cr1 visa once you interview in casa.

good luck

[chiquita 0]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

Immigrant visa can NEVER be denied unless the following:

1) False marriage relationship

2) Criminal background of the beneficiary

3) Failed Medical

4) Beneficiary's lack of moral character, deportation etc.

So, hand over your case to an immigration attorney and move along.

Also, note that if you don't act soon, your case will be administratively closed and you will have to start from scratch again.

ya know he was asking for help not criticism. not to mention your advice is WRONG and invalid and it will not help him in any way.

people DO get denied for bogus reasons, i know of many! using the word never is absurd. it is obvious you know nothing of denied cases!

chi

[chiquita 0]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

please contact your congressman and ask him/her to make an inquiry on your behalf asap. he/she needs to make his inquiry to the California service center. it is faster if they call. your rep can get the number easily.

since you are married you will get the NOIR (notice of intent to revoke) letter. sometimes it takes a year or more. returned cases are NOT a priority to USCIS.

you will need to get together all the proofs of your marriage/relationship to send once you get the NOIR. they will say that your wife is not eligible for a visa because she failed to establish a valid relationship. be prepared to answer each detail in the NOIR.

get letters from friends and family verifying you have a valid relationship/marriage. your wife can translate the letters she gets. make sure each letter has a signature, address and phone number on it. the more letters you get the better.

if you had a wedding be sure to include copies of all your pictures---the more the better.

make copies of your passport stamps showing how many times you have been to see your wife.

make copies of all of your phone calls, chat logs and e mail logs to show your involvement with each other. send even the ones that you have since your were denied.

once you get the NOIR letter you will have 30 days to respond. if it is even one day late your case will be revoked and you may never get your wife here.

if you need help i would like to help in any way i can. we were denied a visa in '03 in Morocco. it was a nightmare to say the least. i fought the lies of the consulate and had the NOIR overturned. my husband arrived here in the states August '06.

send me a private note here and i will give you my e mail address if you would like my help. if you feel you need an attorney i can recommend the best attorney who has lost of experience with denied/returned case. his fees are very reasonable.

alos there is another group you can join for lots of info and resouses to help you. let me know and i can invite you. since it has been a year since the interview you may get the NOIR any day. you must be prepared to answer it asap.

i also saw you posted in the MENA forum and read about denied/returned case. that is a great start in helping you to get the info you need.

best regards

chi

Edited July 25, 2008 by chiquita

[Dakine 26]

my wife has been denied her immigrant visa last july 2007. it's being 7 months now since

our case has being sent back by us consulate of casablanca, morocco back to uscis califournia for

review, no explanation why the visa has been denied. i'm waiting it's taking too long to

review this case eventhough we has provided proof of our marriage (marriage certificate, weeding

pics, emails,etc)

if you have seen a case like mine please help

Thanks !!

please contact your congressman and ask him/her to make an inquiry on your behalf asap. he/she needs to make his inquiry to the California service center. it is faster if they call. your rep can get the number easily.

since you are married you will get the NOIR (notice of intent to revoke) letter. sometimes it takes a year or more. returned cases are NOT a priority to USCIS.

you will need to get together all the proofs of your marriage/relationship to send once you get the NOIR. they will say that your wife is not eligible for a visa because she failed to establish a valid relationship. be prepared to answer each detail in the NOIR.

get letters from friends and family verifying you have a valid relationship/marriage. your wife can translate the letters she gets. make sure each letter has a signature, address and phone number on it. the more letters you get the better.

if you had a wedding be sure to include copies of all your pictures---the more the better.

make copies of your passport stamps showing how many times you have been to see your wife.

make copies of all of your phone calls, chat logs and e mail logs to show your involvement with each other. send even the ones that you have since your were denied.

once you get the NOIR letter you will have 30 days to respond. if it is even one day late your case will be revoked and you may never get your wife here.

if you need help i would like to help in any way i can. we were denied a visa in '03 in Morocco. it was a nightmare to say the least. i fought the lies of the consulate and had the NOIR overturned. my husband arrived here in the states August '06.

send me a private note here and i will give you my e mail address if you would like my help. if you feel you need an attorney i can recommend the best attorney who has lost of experience with denied/returned case. his fees are very reasonable.

alos there is another group you can join for lots of info and resouses to help you. let me know and i can invite you. since it has been a year since the interview you may get the NOIR any day. you must be prepared to answer it asap.

i also saw you posted in the MENA forum and read about denied/returned case. that is a great start in helping you to get the info you need.

best regards

chi

WOW!

Sounds like you've been to hell and back. Nice to see someone that fought the system and won. I gave up when my petition was sent back and refiled. Ended up coming out OK.

What's the name of the lawyer? I'm sure others would benefit from your experience. It's VERY obvious you have your act together BIGTIME!