NOIR RFE Review Timeframe

[dmh59 16]

Although u could answer it ursef, I think it's best to hire an attorney.

[trustG 74]

I realize Ghana is slow but the USA is slow also. Took us 18 months to receive the NOIR. I'm wanting to know once u send the rebuttal back how long was it before anyone heard something from immigration.

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Hi dmh59. Pls I live in Pa also , we are also waiting for our noir , do u mind send me personal message with the lawyer u are using thanks,.

I realize Ghana is slow but the USA is slow also. Took us 18 months to receive the NOIR. I'm wanting to know once u send the rebuttal back how long was it before anyone heard something from immigration.

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Hi dmh59. Pls I live in Pa also , we are also waiting for our noir , do u mind send me personal message with the lawyer u are using thanks,.

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Hi dmh59. Pls I live in Pa also , we are also waiting for our noir , do u mind send me personal message with the lawyer u are using thanks,.

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Hi dmh59. Pls I live in Pa also , we are also waiting for our noir , do u mind send me personal message with the lawyer u are using thanks,.

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[trustG 74]

Good luck to all

Hi our 180 days waiting period is past since October 12 and I'm leaving on the 23rd of this month to go and visit my hubby, I went to uscis office last month and two days later I received an email from Vermont office that they don't have a timeframe, u think I should contact them about our case. Thanks any information will be appreciated.

Good luck to all

Hi our 180 days waiting period is past since October 12 and I'm leaving on the 23rd of this month to go and visit my hubby, I went to uscis office last month and two days later I received an email from Vermont office that they don't have a timeframe, u think I should contact them about our case. Thanks any information will be appreciated.

[dmh59 16]

I contact USCIS monthly. Trust I sent u an email.

[MrsBonsu 138]

USCIS has reviewed the case and mailed out NOIR

Based upon with others have posted, can't wait to see

denial points.

Is it best to hire attorney, consultant, or answer myself?

It's best to hire an attorney to handle your rebuttal, that's my opinion, the people is see over coming it used a lawyer

[dmh59 16]

It's best to hire an attorney to handle your rebuttal, that's my opinion, the people is see over coming it used a lawyer

Renee14 - I agre w/MrsBonsu that it's best to hire an attorney who specialized in immigration to answer the rebuttal. They have the experience and can direct you and submit all that is needed to get your reaffirmed. Good luck. Keep us posted.

Edited December 1, 2016 by dmh59

[Jenilyn and Awal 22]

Anyone know a attorney in dan Francisco that does immigration issues only that actually are good

[dmh59 16]

Anyone know a attorney in dan Francisco that does immigration issues only that actually are good

I don't know anyone, but I did a google search to find mine. I called around and spoke w/them on the phone. Also, check reviews online of the attorney you're thinking of hiring. Good luck.

[Kofi1 3]

Renee14 - I agre w/MrsBonsu that it's best to hire an attorney who specialized in immigration to answer the rebuttal. They have the experience and can direct you and submit all that is needed to get your reaffirmed. Good luck. Keep us posted.

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[Renee14 9]

Finally got my NOIR

Working on limited timeframe since I got it yesterday

The response is due by end of month

USCIS won't allow extension

Doesn't give enough time for professional to complete the response

with christmas around the corner

Need all the help I can get. Any tips on how to rebuttal these?

Here's are consular points I need to address:

1. Beneficiary did not have any pictures of the wedding

2. Beneficiary stated that they talk everyday via Viber but did not provide Viber records.

3. Beneficiary stated he has no other evidence of their relationship

4. Beneficiary stated he met petitioner via a friend in Sept 2014. The petitioner knows their mutual friend through another friend. The alleged mutual friend lives in The Gambia but the Petitioner has not been to The Gambia

5. Beneficiary was asked for more proof of relationship and he provided a plane ticket. He repeated that he had seen her in 2014 from September to December and in July as well. The only plane ticket he had in his files showed that she flew Washington-Brussels-Dakar on March 8, 2015, and returned Dakar-Brussels- Washington on April 20,2015. Beneficiary stated that she stayed with him in July

6. The passport copy shows that the petitioner was in Marocco on September 15, 2014 and Arrived in The Gambia September 16, 2014. No departure stamps from The Gambia were included. No arrival or departure stamps from Senegal were included. No arrival or departure stamps were included from alleged visit in July 2015

7. Beneficiary was asked about what life was like in Washington, DC, and he just says that it's nice. Beneficiary was provided ample opportunity to expand on his response but just repeated that it's nice

8. Beneficiary stated that the last time the petitioner came to The Gambia, she came straight to The Gambia. The ticket provided indicates she went to Dakar

[DeeCSC 18]

These all sound pretty straight forward. They are telling you exactly what they want.

1. They need wedding pics

2 They need your viber records

3. They want all evidence you can send them about your relationship. Facebook chat, skype, phone ect.

4 They need to understand how you met and the name of the person who introduced you. I would suggest if you can to have that person write something for you as well. You really need to explain this part well since it seems important to them.

5. You need copies of all you plane itinerary. If you booked online print out everything you can about your trips, all dates and

also any hotels that you stayed together in if you did. If you traveled together doing anything send them proof. If you took

pics at each place, label them with your evidence. You need to show them a great timeline with no gaps.

6. They want to see the entry stamps in your passport for each trip. Take clear pics.

7. They need to know about Washington or the reasons why your husband didnt know much about it. You might also want to

include what his plans are for work once he arrives. Also tell them what things he is looking forward to doing. Be creative. they are wanting more explanations.

8. Sounds like the CO is picking at your travel itinerary. Were these places layovers or did you actually visit other places on your trips? If they were just layovers explain that, and include an explanation in your response.

These are just a few suggestions. The more documentation you can give them proving your points the better. When I sent mine in I used a 3 ring binder with each point in a separate section. At the beginning or each section I wrote the number and the statement in front. Good luck. Try not to worry just be as exact as you can with everything.

[dmh59 16]

I agree w/deescs - you need to take each issue they are questioning and explain in detail and send in as much proof as possible.

[Jennie & Awal 1]

Have you any up dates to your rebuttal and reaffirm time response as yet ?

[dmh59 16]

Unfortunately no ☹️ I was going to wait till Monday but couldn't wait. (Sunday is 30 days). I called immigration, they said 60 days should be a response which puts us to Jan 18. I wrote my senator to check - who knows if that will make a difference. My attorney said they usually respond within 30-60 days. So we're hoping for a Christmas reaffirmation miracle!

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

Finally got my NOIR

Working on limited timeframe since I got it yesterday

The response is due by end of month

USCIS won't allow extension

Doesn't give enough time for professional to complete the response

with christmas around the corner

Need all the help I can get. Any tips on how to rebuttal these?

Here's are consular points I need to address:

1. Beneficiary did not have any pictures of the wedding

2. Beneficiary stated that they talk everyday via Viber but did not provide Viber records.

3. Beneficiary stated he has no other evidence of their relationship

4. Beneficiary stated he met petitioner via a friend in Sept 2014. The petitioner knows their mutual friend through another friend. The alleged mutual friend lives in The Gambia but the Petitioner has not been to The Gambia

5. Beneficiary was asked for more proof of relationship and he provided a plane ticket. He repeated that he had seen her in 2014 from September to December and in July as well. The only plane ticket he had in his files showed that she flew Washington-Brussels-Dakar on March 8, 2015, and returned Dakar-Brussels- Washington on April 20,2015. Beneficiary stated that she stayed with him in July

6. The passport copy shows that the petitioner was in Marocco on September 15, 2014 and Arrived in The Gambia September 16, 2014. No departure stamps from The Gambia were included. No arrival or departure stamps from Senegal were included. No arrival or departure stamps were included from alleged visit in July 2015

7. Beneficiary was asked about what life was like in Washington, DC, and he just says that it's nice. Beneficiary was provided ample opportunity to expand on his response but just repeated that it's nice

8. Beneficiary stated that the last time the petitioner came to The Gambia, she came straight to The Gambia. The ticket provided indicates she went to Dakar

^^ This.