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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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They were not able to issue me K1 visa at this time(221(g))and asking for more proof of relationship.

The letter says

"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON JANUARY 24TH,2011 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. We have submitted over 800 pictures of me and my fiancee for the before, on and after engagement.

***ON FEB 01ST, 2011 MY FIANCEE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY NEW DELHI ALONG WITH HER PASSPORT. AND THE LETTER STATES THE FOLLOWING:

PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE YOUR CASE UNDERGOES MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING. WE WILL CONTACT YOU AS SOON AS THIS PROCESS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

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They were not able to issue me K1 visa at this time(221(g))and asking for more proof of relationship.

The letter says

"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON JANUARY 24TH,2011 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. We have submitted over 800 pictures of me and my fiancee for the before, on and after engagement.

***ON FEB 01ST, 2011 MY FIANCEE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY NEW DELHI ALONG WITH HER PASSPORT. AND THE LETTER STATES THE FOLLOWING:

PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE YOUR CASE UNDERGOES MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING. WE WILL CONTACT YOU AS SOON AS THIS PROCESS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

It seems as though your case has been put under Administrative Processing (AP). VJ members experiences with AP vary, for some they are in AP for just a few weeks (less than a month), while others are in AP for many months, even amounting to a year or more! You could check the regional forums and befriend VJ members with beneficiaries in India to see if anyone experienced AP and to see if they can give you consulate specific advice.

Best wishes! (F)

August 23, 2010 - I-129 F package sent via USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation.

August 30, 2010 - Per Department of Homeland Security (DHS) e-mail, petition received and routed to California Service Center for processing. Check cashed. I-797C Notice of Action by mail (NOA 1) - Received date 08/25/2010. Notice date 08/27/2010.

After 150 days of imposed anxious patience...

January 24, 2011 - Per USCIS website, petition approved and notice mailed.

January 31, 2011 - Approval receipt notice (NOA 2) received by mail. Called NVC, given Santo Domingo case number, and informed that petition was sent same day to consulate.

Called Visa Specialist at the Department of State every day for a case update. Informed of interview date on February, 16 2011. Informed that packet was mailed to fiance on February, 15 2011.

February 21, 2011 - Fiance has not yet received packet. Called 1-877-804-5402 (Visa Information Center of the United States Embassy) to request a duplicate packet in person pick-up at the US consulate in Santo Domingo. Packet can be picked-up by fiance on 02/28.

March 1, 2011 - Medical exam completed at Consultorios de Visa in Santo Domingo.

March 9, 2011 at 6 AM - Interview, approved!

March 18, 2011 - POE together. JFK and O'Hare airports. Legal wedding: May 16, 2011.

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"Bubbleout" this is a normal processing for Delhi Embassy.... not to worry.

They will call you once you are out of AP... to submit passport to VFS office.

My sister-in-law got out of AP in 10 weeks.

They were not able to issue me K1 visa at this time(221(g))and asking for more proof of relationship.

The letter says

"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON JANUARY 24TH,2011 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. We have submitted over 800 pictures of me and my fiancee for the before, on and after engagement.

***ON FEB 01ST, 2011 MY FIANCEE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY NEW DELHI ALONG WITH HER PASSPORT. AND THE LETTER STATES THE FOLLOWING:

PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE YOUR CASE UNDERGOES MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING. WE WILL CONTACT YOU AS SOON AS THIS PROCESS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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They were not able to issue me K1 visa at this time(221(g))and asking for more proof of relationship.

The letter says

"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON JANUARY 24TH,2011 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. We have submitted over 800 pictures of me and my fiancee for the before, on and after engagement.

***ON FEB 01ST, 2011 MY FIANCEE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY NEW DELHI ALONG WITH HER PASSPORT. AND THE LETTER STATES THE FOLLOWING:

PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE YOUR CASE UNDERGOES MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING. WE WILL CONTACT YOU AS SOON AS THIS PROCESS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

If 800 pictures cannot satisfy proof of relationship, what else can !!!!. Was there any red flag? My fiancee will be having interview in near future, now I am really hanging as to what qualifies fool-proof evidence.

Was there any other red flag which spooked them?

Racial difference, age difference, previous marriages?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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If 800 pictures cannot satisfy proof of relationship, what else can !!!!. Was there any red flag? My fiancee will be having interview in near future, now I am really hanging as to what qualifies fool-proof evidence.

Was there any other red flag which spooked them?

Racial difference, age difference, previous marriages?

My finacee will be interviewed soon, but at Mumbai Embassy. Do I need to gather all this information too? I never heard of it, but seems like they want more and more.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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American Embassy and consulate offices in India are asking the same evidence from all K1 one applicants.

I was in India for a month and I went to embassy 3-4 times and I spoke with other applicants and their

relatives who are also at the embassy and at the vfs office for same reason. All the items they requested

from us are mandatory now. So it's a good idea to get them ready before hand and submit them to VFS office

prior to the interview. I am sure if they can view all the evidence before hand then no need for AP

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American Embassy and consulate offices in India are asking the same evidence from all K1 one applicants.

I was in India for a month and I went to embassy 3-4 times and I spoke with other applicants and their

relatives who are also at the embassy and at the vfs office for same reason. All the items they requested

from us are mandatory now. So it's a good idea to get them ready before hand and submit them to VFS office

prior to the interview. I am sure if they can view all the evidence before hand then no need for AP

my question is if they ask for these following documents is it mandatory to submit all the documents ? or u can submit whichever docs u can arrange .

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

i will be interviewing at mumbai . i can arrange all the docs .. but i dnt have the voters id card n voters list for the last 5 yrs .

how can i get that ? will it be a prob if i dont have that ?

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my question is if they ask for these following documents is it mandatory to submit all the documents ? or u can submit whichever docs u can arrange .

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

i will be interviewing at mumbai . i can arrange all the docs .. but i dnt have the voters id card n voters list for the last 5 yrs .

how can i get that ? will it be a prob if i dont have that ?

I have a feeling that asking for these documents is some sort of stalling tactic, since K1 ‘s are rarely out rightly denied. If your relationship has some characteristics which state dept deems out of ordinary, or something comes up during background check which sparks suspicion they will put you in AP.

In my opinion these are some of the possible red-flags

- Either party is not of Indian origin

- Relationship originated from online courtship and doesn’t have parental blessing.

- Large age gap or women is older than man

- Previous marriages

If your petition has any of these characteristics, be prepared for some extensive delays and/or ultimate rejection. Unfortunately I do have a possible red-flag so I am kind of worried, but all you can do is have all your ducks in row and then hope for the best.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON may 23 2012 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. plese tel me waiting time and other salution

I have a son' born in US

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"We are unable to issue to issue your visa at this time under Section 221(g) of the INA

Please provide the following proof of relationship,to include,but not limited to:

1 Notarized explanation from you and your petitioner of how and when you first met and why you decided to get engaged.

2 List of all engagement ceremony guests,their relationship to you,their addresses and their phone numbers.

3 Itemized emails and/or postmarked letters or cards between you and your fiancee.

4 Photos of you and the petitioner before,during,and after your engagement.

5 Notarized statement signed by the applicant's parents discussing their views of the engagement.

6 Notarized copy of your fiancee's passport.

7 Voter's ID card and Voter's list for the past 5 years of the beneficiary.

Please submit the above requested items and each applicant's passport to your nearest VFS office."

WE DEPOSITED ALL OF THE ABOVE SAID DOCUMENTS AND PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL PASSPORT TO VFS OFFICE AT NEW DELHI ON may 23 2012 AND NOW WAITING FOR THE DECISION. plese tel me waiting time and other salution

I have a son' born in US

When did they ask you all this information? Was she told that she is approved for the visa?

This is happenning with a lot of K1 filers these days. Unfortunately, this AP can last anywhere from few weeks to few months at the worst.

Just a happy couple!

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