RFE a Formality or Potential Problem

[Mike&Marina 0]

I received an RFE notification and have not received the official letter from the VSC yet. My understanding is that most of these requests are minor issues and generally the K1 petition is approved after providing the requested documentation. Does anybody know if there are cases of K1 petitions being denied after RFE's and if so, what was the issue?

[payxibka 10,048]

I received an RFE notification and have not received the official letter from the VSC yet. My understanding is that most of these requests are minor issues and generally the K1 petition is approved after providing the requested documentation. Does anybody know if there are cases of K1 petitions being denied after RFE's and if so, what was the issue?

of course their are cases... issues are widespread because RFE's cover any part of the information requested that is contained in the petition.

The petition will fail if the documentation submitted with the RFE was insufficient to answer the adjudicator's question. Plain and quite simple.

The basic tenants of the petition is that the petitioner is a USC. The two individuals have met in person face to face within the last two years and are both are free to marry.

[Mike&Marina 0]

of course their are cases... issues are widespread because RFE's cover any part of the information requested that is contained in the petition.

The petition will fail if the documentation submitted with the RFE was insufficient to answer the adjudicator's question. Plain and quite simple.

The basic tenants of the petition is that the petitioner is a USC. The two individuals have met in person face to face within the last two years and are both are free to marry.

The RFE stated that the copy of my divorce decree submitted did not have the date of filing in the county clerks office on it. I have used the same copy of the divorce decree for everything so far and had no problems. My decree was signed and dated by a family court judge here, but I guess that was not enough for them.

I went to the county clerks office and asked for a certified copy of the divorce decree and submitted that to USCIS.

[Robert&Karen 264]

Sounds like you are good to go then! Be sure to post it in the sticky RFE thread so that others can check their paperwork and learn from your omission.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/4725-the-rfe-master-list/

Edited September 28, 2011 by aorobert