Rejection during Visa Process???

[Ashley_Armando 1]

I was wondering if anyone has ever been rejected in the IR/CR Visa process through I-130, the embassy interview, or other paperwork? And why rejected?

Thanks!

[LotofPatience 65]

I was wondering if anyone has ever been rejected in the IR/CR Visa process through I-130, the embassy interview, or other paperwork? And why rejected?

Thanks!

Chances of IR1/CR1 visa rejection is very rare.

But there are cases who got denied due to various reasons including but not limited to serious criminal convictions, lack of marriage relationship evidences etc.

Loto

[LADYDARE 28]

Chances of IR1/CR1 visa rejection is very rare.

But there are cases who got denied due to various reasons including but not limited to serious criminal convictions, lack of marriage relationship evidences etc.

Loto

[Ashley_Armando 1]

What would you say is lack of evidence?? We have a bit of a problem with that. (at least I think) i just posted about it in the IR/CR forum.

Chances of IR1/CR1 visa rejection is very rare.

But there are cases who got denied due to various reasons including but not limited to serious criminal convictions, lack of marriage relationship evidences etc.

Loto

[pushbrk 12,114]

Chances of IR1/CR1 visa rejection is very rare.

But there are cases who got denied due to various reasons including but not limited to serious criminal convictions, lack of marriage relationship evidences etc.

Loto

"Rejection" would be quite rare and only because something required was missing in the petition filing. "Denied visas" are far from rare. Most denials are due to failing to convince the consular officer the relationship is bona fide.

[LotofPatience 65]

"Rejection" would be quite rare and only because something required was missing in the petition filing. "Denied visas" are far from rare. Most denials are due to failing to convince the consular officer the relationship is bona fide.

Thanks for the correction

That was a typo - I actually meant "denial" rather than the "rejection". Thank you!

Loto

What would you say is lack of evidence?? We have a bit of a problem with that. (at least I think) i just posted about it in the IR/CR forum.

I saw your post in the other thread and replied there.

Loto

[pushbrk 12,114]

Thanks for the correction

That was a typo - I actually meant "denial" rather than the "rejection". Thank you!

Loto

Denials of CR1 and IR1 visas are not rare.

[LotofPatience 65]

Denials of CR1 and IR1 visas are not rare.

I am scared

Loto

[pushbrk 12,114]

I am scared

Loto

Not sure where you're coming from on this, Loto. Maybe you and I think of "rare" in a different way. In MOST Consulate around the world, you'll find several immigrant spouse visa applicants denied visas every day. The vast majority of those will be denied based on failure to demonstrate a bona fide relationship between petitioner and beneficiary. Some good portion of those initial denials will be eventually overcome. IMO, to state that such denials are rare is to (I'm sure unintentionally) mislead.

People need not be scared. They need to have realistic expectations about the process and be prepared enough to be confident of success. I see many questions about the odds of success. I think these are foolish questions, the answers to which are useless. It doesn't matter if 99% of all cases are successful if your is in the 1% and it doesn't matter if 60% are unsuccessful if yours is in the 40%. Forget the odds and prepare for success based on realistic expectations.

[LotofPatience 65]

Not sure where you're coming from on this, Loto. Maybe you and I think of "rare" in a different way. In MOST Consulate around the world, you'll find several immigrant spouse visa applicants denied visas every day. The vast majority of those will be denied based on failure to demonstrate a bona fide relationship between petitioner and beneficiary. Some good portion of those initial denials will be eventually overcome. IMO, to state that such denials are rare is to (I'm sure unintentionally) mislead.

People need not be scared. They need to have realistic expectations about the process and be prepared enough to be confident of success. I see many questions about the odds of success. I think these are foolish questions, the answers to which are useless. It doesn't matter if 99% of all cases are successful if your is in the 1% and it doesn't matter if 60% are unsuccessful if yours is in the 40%. Forget the odds and prepare for success based on realistic expectations.

I agree with you pushbrk

"Realistic expectations about the process and be prepared enough to be confident of success" is the right wordings!

Loto