Airing Sentiments

[Confusedchopstix 4]

Hello.

First of all, I am sorry for airing my sentiments and frustrations. I really have nowhere to ###### at where I will be understood.

We just got our NOA2 last week. Prior to receiving the NOA2, we received a letter asking us names of people we have not heard of, and asking us if we changed our names. When we rang the California Service Centre they too were surprised about the mixed up and the odd letter that they sent. Fast forward, my fiance knew some bloke who worked for the state department and he asked this friend of his for a favour - basically to check the status of our application. He asked this friend of his during the time we were confused about the letter we received. The friend yesterday told my fiance that he checked my name and he saw that my name was red flagged. According to my fiance's mate, I lied about my application and apparently I was married before according to the records. So my fiance told me about this and I was just raging mad right now to the point I want to stab stray kittens. I never lied to my application and I have never been married. Bloody hell, if I was married I definitely had no recollection of it esp the shagging bit. So my question is, do random rubbish system bollocks often happen? I am really exhausted. I would have probably understood the whole thing if the reason why I was red flagged was because I am Chinese.

I am sorry for moaning.

Thank you

[Qianny Poo 0]

I am sorry to hear this!! I am afraid you have quite a unique case here.. can't give too much advice, but don't worry, if you're red flagged, then you wouldn't pass NOA2 at all!!!

It is also possible a lot of Chinese people share similar names so that it is confusing for Western people.

[elyhim 41]

Oh for the love of kittens everywhere someone help this man!

[VirtualLee 12]

Hello.

First of all, I am sorry for airing my sentiments and frustrations. I really have nowhere to ###### at where I will be understood.

We just got our NOA2 last week. Prior to receiving the NOA2, we received a letter asking us names of people we have not heard of, and asking us if we changed our names. When we rang the California Service Centre they too were surprised about the mixed up and the odd letter that they sent. Fast forward, my fiance knew some bloke who worked for the state department and he asked this friend of his for a favour - basically to check the status of our application. He asked this friend of his during the time we were confused about the letter we received. The friend yesterday told my fiance that he checked my name and he saw that my name was red flagged. According to my fiance's mate, I lied about my application and apparently I was married before according to the records. So my fiance told me about this and I was just raging mad right now to the point I want to stab stray kittens. I never lied to my application and I have never been married. Bloody hell, if I was married I definitely had no recollection of it esp the shagging bit. So my question is, do random rubbish system bollocks often happen? I am really exhausted. I would have probably understood the whole thing if the reason why I was red flagged was because I am Chinese.

I am sorry for moaning.

Thank you

Are you a Chinese, born in the Philippines? if yes, get a CENOMAR at NSO to prove them wrong.