Question?

[Kymberli and Ben 0]

Has anyone heard of or had the I-751 denied before?

[jasminelily 1]

Has anyone heard of or had the I-751 denied before?

Maryces21 had been mistakenly denied. They said she never appears at her biometrics appointment but she actually did and she has proof that she did, they just lost her fingerprints somehow. So now she made an infopass and they've reopened her case at no cost to her, well... money wise, it costed her the pain of waiting, wasting time and energy. Maryces, hope you don't mind me mention your unfortunate here.

So yes, someone can be denied by the reason of abandoning case. But I still have not yet heard of someone being denied except Maryces21 (mistakenly denied).

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Yes

example

Edited April 16, 2009 by Bobby_Umit

[Kymberli and Ben 0]

Wow, that was quite a story thanks for posting! Apart from those extreme examples i guess it's pretty rare for them to deny under normal circumstances!

[venusfire503 54]

Yes

example

Bobby_Imit,

Wow. I just wonder if anyone has been denied without any of those types of complications. I've never heard of it, though. There will always be those unusual cases, but I imagine as long as the couple is still together, or is divorced but shows that they did have a life together, then the worst that can happen is a delay (RFE, interview, just taking 'forever', etc).

At least that's what I hope!

venusfire

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Wow, that was quite a story thanks for posting! Apart from those extreme examples i guess it's pretty rare for them to deny under normal circumstances!

Google "i-751 being denied"

Yes, under normal circumstances - pretty rare.

[john_and_marlene 162]

From July 2005 to June 2006 Denial of I-751 petitions:

Denied Fraud/Denied for other reasons

Easter Region 944/5502

Central Region 163/1387

Western Region 126/2246

Edited April 16, 2009 by john_and_marlene