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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hello! I'm looking to get a general review of anyone's experience who went to an interview at Montreal and had to explain a border denial.

My fiance was denied entry because we were just stupid when it came to needing proof of ties back to Canada ( he lives 45 minutes north of border and traveled back and forth all the time for various reasons and never had a problem before). He wasn't fingerprinted or photographed and was told he could come back into the country in a few months. I feel very confident in the innonence of our denial, but I just would like to hear some experiences of others?

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K-1

Service Center: California (transferred from Nebraska)

Consulate: Vancouver, Canada (transferred from Montreal)

06.17.2006 — Engagement!

08.23.2006 — NOA1

11.01.2006 — NOA2

01.25.2007 — Interview—APPPROOOVVEEEDD!!

02.12.2007 — Entry date!

03.01.2007 — Applied for SSN.

03.08.2007 — Social Security Card arrives! :)

03.17.2007 — Wedding day! Happy St. Patty's Day! YAY! :D

AOS/EAD

04.30.2007 — AOS/EAD Mailed off (No AP)

05.02.2007 — Arrives in Chicago.

05.08.2007 — NOA1 for AOS/EAD

06.01.2007 — Biometrics (and EAD Touch)

06.14.2007 — AOS Touch

06.17.2007 — AOS Transferred to CSC

06.19.2007 — AOS Touch

06.20.2007 — AOS Touch

06.21.2007 — AOS Touch (They must be doing something!)

07.25.2007 — EA Card Arrives. YAY! :)

09.03.2007 — AOS Touch, something finally!

09.05.2007 — AOS Touch

09.07.2007 — AOS Touch

09.09.2007 — AOS Touch

09.10.2007 — AOS Touch

09.11.2007 — AOS Approval without interview

09.17.2007 — Welcome to America! Letter arrives

09.29.2007 — Green card arrives! WOOO! No more USCIS until 06/09.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ireland
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My man was denied entry into the US because of a 2 day overstay on the VWP(which had been on a trip 3 months prior). At his K-1 interview, he was asked about being denied-he explained he had bought the ticket for 10/26/05 to 1/26/06...........not realizing it was 92 days-hence-the overstay. They didn't even mention it again.

He was also denied a b-2 visa for not having sufficient ties to Ireland-since the K-1 is a different sort of visa-they didn't mention the b-2 denial.

I am sure you will be fine. Many people here have been refused entry/visitor's visa's and eventually got a K-1, so you shouldnt have a problem either.

Ni neart go cur le cheile

"Togetherness is Strength"

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Ditto for me. I would like some information too as I've been denied twice for not having suffience ties. I was fingerprinted and videotaped.

Lifting of Conditions

*Sent form 05/15 to CA Service Center

*NOA1 Received 5/19

*RFE Received 06/2009

*Biometrics 07/2009

*RFE sent to CSC 09/2009

*Notification of RFE acceptance 10/2009

*Interview Date: December 4th!

*January 9th: Received 10 year Green Card in the mail :)

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