Should I wait to re-file?

[LonelySandy 0]

Need your personal opinion on this one please. We will have the same evidence to present (photos and boarding pass), only new thing will be the chats, phone logs, and emails. The problem is I can't visit back for a year so is it worth waiting to re-file for k1 or even get marry after a year. I honestly don't want to wait but don't want to jeopardize getting denied again.

[Ryan H 3,856]

What country is your significant other from? What embassy or consulate did the interview take place at?

[Iqha 0]

That would help me too

Edited November 16, 2010 by Iqha

[baron555 934]

What country is your significant other from? What embassy or consulate did the interview take place at?

Since we don't know exactly why you were denied before (exactly what was said and what was stated) and also what country you are going through, none of us can answer that.

Usually just going back with the same evidence will not satisfy the Embassy's concerns and it is highly likely you will be denied again. Regardless if you marry or not, this initial denial and the reasons for it MUST be satisfied before any type of visa will be granted. All the Embassies are different and have different "criteria" so we need to to know this information.

If you were denied once and things haven't changed (adding emails and chat logs may not be substantial enough) you most likely will be denied again, and again, and again.

[LonelySandy 0]

The interview was in Delhi, India in July 2010. We were denied the fact they didn't believe our relationship was genuine. The evidence we submitted was not conclusive (according to the letter). Therefore, they didn't extend the expiration date. We submitted engagement pictures, 80+ pictures from our trip, 30+ emails, chat and phone logs. I took two trips so far, I guess our mistake was to get engaged on our first meeting.

[baron555 934]

The interview was in Delhi, India in July 2010. We were denied the fact they didn't believe our relationship was genuine. The evidence we submitted was not conclusive (according to the letter). Therefore, they didn't extend the expiration date. We submitted engagement pictures, 80+ pictures from our trip, 30+ emails, chat and phone logs. I took two trips so far, I guess our mistake was to get engaged on our first meeting.

my thoughts to you is to ask these questions in the regional forum. Over there they have experience with that Embassy and whay they like to see relative for evidence of a real relationship.

[C and Lore 3]

Unfortunately by what you described, I dont think anything other than time will help. Anytime you're denied for anything (even outside of USCIS/government) when you go back your burden of proof especially when asking for the same thing is going to be higher. Even if its not what the rules state, its only human nature if you've seen something to denied to want to see something more or more conclusive proof that overturn the previous assumption.

[R.&S. 2]

The interview was in Delhi, India in July 2010. We were denied the fact they didn't believe our relationship was genuine. The evidence we submitted was not conclusive (according to the letter). Therefore, they didn't extend the expiration date. We submitted engagement pictures, 80+ pictures from our trip, 30+ emails, chat and phone logs. I took two trips so far, I guess our mistake was to get engaged on our first meeting.

I feel sorry for you.

Did you receive 221G at the time of interview and then got denied? Unfortunately there are a lot of denial at Delhi

Please update your time line at VJ.