Visa denied

[LionessDeon 2,060]

1 minute ago, maretou said:

Everyone gives his opinion no one of us works at the embassy we are just trying to help his neighbor and each responds according to his experience so do not judge people.

I am not judging you as a person....my opinion is your advice is bad.  Your advice of abandoning the K1 at this near end stage is not helpful at all.  Do you have experience with this particular embassy because they all vary and each case is unique.  The embassy has requested more documentation.  To just abandon now without providing what is asked would be foolish.  

Now once he provides the requested documentation and the embassy leaves the K1 in AP for an extended period of time (6 mos -1 year) then MAYBE consider another option after exhausting congressmen help.  But to hastily abandon now is foolish.....in my opinion.

[maretou 0]

3 minutes ago, LionessDeon said:

Je ne vous juge pas en tant que personne .... mon avis est que votre conseil est mauvais. Votre conseil d'abandonner le K1 à cette étape proche n'est pas utile du tout. Avez-vous de l'expérience avec cette ambassade particulière parce qu'ils varient tous et chaque cas est unique. L'ambassade a demandé plus de documentation. Abandonner maintenant sans fournir ce qui est demandé serait stupide.  

Maintenant, une fois qu'il fournit la documentation demandée et que l'ambassade quitte le K1 en AP pendant une période prolongée (6 mois -1 an), MAYBE considérera une autre option après l'épuisement de l'aide des membres du Congrès. Mais pour abandonner à la hâte maintenant, c'est stupide ... à mon avis.

Ok I understand you're right it's better than it provides the requested documents

[NYCruiser 423]

1 hour ago, KikydeUS said:

The divorce degree was among the documents that we submitted at the USCIS. Please read my post before answering! The USCIS approved my case 2 months ago. The case is now at the Embassy. The USCIS knew when my fiancee was 6 months pregnant until the day she gave birth! And they had told me what to do for my son. What about having met with her twice in 10 months?? Is not enough as proof of relationship? The original copies of Affidavit of suppory makes sense because I had faxed them to the embassy. But more proofs of relationship does not make any sense to me.

 

Now, all the documents we submit with the I-134 application are all forwarded to the NVC and then to the Embassy. But why are they asking about that divorce decree now?!!

Is the Congo a High Fraud Embassy? If so, give them what they need and more...!! Were they asking for an Original Decree of Divorce? Did your fiance provide chat logs, photos, etc?

Having a baby means nothing...only that you didnt use condoms..

[Crazy Cat 39,286]

5 hours ago, KikydeUS said:

But why are they asking for divorcece decree?

They want an ORIGINAL divorce  certificate.  My wife was given a 221g slip for the same thing.....

[Crazy Cat 39,286]

4 hours ago, KikydeUS said:

Now, all the documents we submit with the I-134 application are all forwarded to the NVC and then to the Embassy. But why are they asking about that divorce decree now?!!

Weren't you instructed to take originals of all civil documents to the interview?  Just send them what they need!!!

[Scandi 3,970]

5 hours ago, KikydeUS said:

The divorce degree was among the documents that we submitted at the USCIS. Please read my post before answering! The USCIS approved my case 2 months ago. The case is now at the Embassy. The USCIS knew when my fiancee was 6 months pregnant until the day she gave birth! And they had told me what to do for my son. What about having met with her twice in 10 months?? Is not enough as proof of relationship? The original copies of Affidavit of suppory makes sense because I had faxed them to the embassy. But more proofs of relationship does not make any sense to me.

 

Now, all the documents we submit with the I-134 application are all forwarded to the NVC and then to the Embassy. But why are they asking about that divorce decree now?!!

They always ask for the divorce decree, very normal. The i-129f only requires photo copies, but at the interview they want to see originals or certified copies. We sent a certified copy of the divorce decree with our i-129f but were still asked for another certified copy at the interview.

[MaryLu19 10]

I  understand how  frustrating and disappointed you must feel, but it sounds to me that your visa was not denied, it was just postponed. Do you have phone records, chat logs, birth certificate for your son, plane tickets, emails etc.  that can further prove your relationship? If they ask for the divorce certificate, just bring it again....  Once you submit the required documentation most likely they will issue the visa. You are almost there!

Edited August 16, 2017 by MaryLu19

[KikydeUS 1]

I planning on printing the full history phone logs of our relationship from 2015 to today just maybe I will not be able to afford DHL but I am doing that!! Thank you guys for the inputs! I will just do what you are suggesting! Again thank you!

[dwheels76 5,463]

48 minutes ago, KikydeUS said:

I planning on printing the full history phone logs of our relationship from 2015 to today just maybe I will not be able to afford DHL but I am doing that!! Thank you guys for the inputs! I will just do what you are suggesting! Again thank you!

Word of advice even though it might be too late. Do not submit pics of traditional engagement party. It could be seen as a traditional wedding. Many have been denied because of that.

Submit more pics of you and your son and fiance'. More chat logs, post, IM. Just having a baby means nothing but you had sex. So don;t just count on that.

 

When did you last visit? Pics of you all with family and friends on outings. You bonding with your son. Show them a family and how a denial will destroy that.

 

You said you submitted divorce decree to USCIS that was a copy correct. Original is needed a must. Originals are always required at interview. Sorry you were misdirected but that's how it is.

[Ortolan 381]

Try not to stress; just give them exactly what they ask for. 

[Michelle13 39]

Good luck on your process!

 

As a personal rule of thumb, I ALWAYS bring a copy of EVERYTHING I've ever submitted to USCIS at ANY point in my process.... you just never know what they'll ask for.  I've been re-asked for documents I had already submitted before as well.

 

It means lugging around a bunch of paperwork anytime I step in a USCIS office, but I know that I am fully prepared and ready for anything they may ask to see. 

[Shiobhan 235]

9 hours ago, KikydeUS said:

The divorce degree was among the documents that we submitted at the USCIS. Please read my post before answering! The USCIS approved my case 2 months ago. The case is now at the Embassy. The USCIS knew when my fiancee was 6 months pregnant until the day she gave birth! And they had told me what to do for my son. What about having met with her twice in 10 months?? Is not enough as proof of relationship? The original copies of Affidavit of suppory makes sense because I had faxed them to the embassy. But more proofs of relationship does not make any sense to me.

 

Now, all the documents we submit with the I-134 application are all forwarded to the NVC and then to the Embassy. But why are they asking about that divorce decree now?!!

Arrogance will cause you to get a hard time, you want to be in the US (a privilege not a right) USCIS

wants more proof. matters not if already provided, its in your best interest to send it ASAP...go

getting marry will still require you getting all the dos to them . While in AP you are not yet denied

saying you both have a kid makes no difference...do you know they can ask for DNA

[KikydeUS 1]

Thank you guys! The sad part is I could not find anywhere on VJ a forum specific to US Embassy in Congo-Brazzaville , and I don't think it is a high fraud country!... For the pics , the one that were submitted to USCIS were taken on my first trip last year to meet with her and those taken on my last trip are from the traditional engagement party! Now that they want more pics , I don't have a choice other than submitting all of them (traditional engagement party) because I have tons. I don't know what they are gonna say about them but it was not a traditional marriage! I am really frustrated because I have been emailing the Embassy back and forth for almost three weeks about what documents to submit and the dates were changed from Aug2 to Aug16 just because we missed a few documents and they had never mentioned about "original copy of divorce degree" ; it is like a slap on my face! ...But I am gonna do exactly what you guys have suggested! ( giving tehm what they want) Thank you!

[KikydeUS 1]

16 minutes ago, Shiobhan said:

Arrogance will cause you to get a hard time, you want to be in the US (a privilege not a right) USCIS

wants more proof. matters not if already provided, its in your best interest to send it ASAP...go

getting marry will still require you getting all the dos to them . While in AP you are not yet denied

saying you both have a kid makes no difference...do you know they can ask for DNA

It is not a matter of being arrogant!... I serve this country and have been deployed twice! So having my family here it's not a privilege for me!... I will provide them with they are asking! But it's sad because they have never mentioned some of the documents until today even though we sent emails back and forth for 3 weeks! Anyone in this situation would be frustrated !

[Crazy Cat 39,286]

1 hour ago, KikydeUS said:

I serve this country and have been deployed twice! So having my family here it's not a privilege for me!..

You have the right to marry whomever you want, but immigration is not a right......for any of our families........unfortunately.

BTW, I served this country in the military for 20+ years..........Our immigration journey took 14 months from filing to entry to the US.

I wish you well.  Hopefully, you can get past this stage quickly.....Good Luck...