DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE???

[lachifa 0]

Hi! Do you know someone that in the embassy interview his/her visa was denied????????

Or someone that their papers were approved in the USA and then they didnt approve it in the embassy?

[Alias 0]

Hi! Do you know someone that in the embassy interview his/her visa was denied????????

Or someone that their papers were approved in the USA and then they didnt approve it in the embassy?

Try doing a search and I bet you can find some.

[CA dreamer 3]

most of what i found was financial issues related to income,and may be lack of evidence to proof a relationship,also lack of a good command of common language between the partners.and sure if u navigate the site u will find much more

good luck

[Ban Hammer 14,290]

Hi! Do you know someone that in the embassy interview his/her visa was denied????????

Or someone that their papers were approved in the USA and then they didnt approve it in the embassy?

one i found:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=197651

you might also check the regional forum for peru, there is this thread for people in peru

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17760

[lachifa 0]

Hi! Do you know someone that in the embassy interview his/her visa was denied????????

Or someone that their papers were approved in the USA and then they didnt approve it in the embassy?

one i found:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=197651

you might also check the regional forum for peru, there is this thread for people in peru

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17760

Thanks!!

I just read them but it doesnt say anything about that.

the reason im asking is because a lot of people tell me that i just need to worried about the decision in the USA and not here...that the interview is a simple procedure to say at the end.....so I will have my visa no matter what, but I dont know. that's why im asking if someone know somebody that in the US approve their case and then not in the embassy.

[Ban Hammer 14,290]

Hi! Do you know someone that in the embassy interview his/her visa was denied????????

Or someone that their papers were approved in the USA and then they didnt approve it in the embassy?

one i found:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=197651

you might also check the regional forum for peru, there is this thread for people in peru

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17760

Thanks!!

I just read them but it doesnt say anything about that.

the reason im asking is because a lot of people tell me that i just need to worried about the decision in the USA and not here...that the interview is a simple procedure to say at the end.....so I will have my visa no matter what, but I dont know. that's why im asking if someone know somebody that in the US approve their case and then not in the embassy.

for approval in the us and disapproved at the embassy, you could check mena.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showforum=97

but unlikely that you'd find anything in there pertinent to peru.

[TracyTN 237]

Never assume that getting your petition approved means you are home free for the consular interview. First of all, they are conducted by separate agencies (petition approval is via Dept of Homeland Security, while the interview/visa issuance is handled by the Dept of State). Second, being eligible to apply for the visa - meaning having an approved PETITION - and being eligible to receive a visa are really two different things.

I'm not saying anyone should 'fear' the interview, but it is certainly no 'pass through'. If you have nothing to hide and have a legitimate relationship and all the proof that they require, then there's no reason to panic. But still - take it seriously, because they do!