Administrative Processing Second Interview

[Banegas0817 1]

My husband had his initial interview on March 14th at the U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Unfortunately, due to doctor's not being available at that time, he was not able to have his medical exam done before his interview. After the interview he was given 221(g) form for missing documents, (medical). Once he completed his medical we sent it in and he was placed in administrative processing on April 18th. On June 11th he was called to go for a follow-up interview for the following day June 12th. He attended the interview and we found out he was placed in administrative processing due to his tattoos. The interview was primarily focused on his tattoos, he does not have any gang related tattoos. He was also asked about his work history and very little about us (his family). He was told we would have a decision in two weeks. I know it's been only 2 weeks now but I am just very anxious to hear anything. Has anybody experienced anything similar? I would like to hear other experiences. We have been married for 6 years and have a 7 year old son who has been asking non-stop about his daddy. It's been 4 months since he's been away from home. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

[Chalanero21 28]

If they are not crime related or crime record related he should be fine (if it was not disclosed) , what I have heard they do is that Honduras police and FBI have tattoos photo date bases. If your husband was at some point related to a crime and photos of his tatos were taken on record then it could be a problemo. Other than that is a routine process there a page in this forum someone from El salvador I think with the same issue and visa got approved sorry I don't have link but you can search here in visajourney there a more poeple with that same history about tatoos 

[Banegas0817 1]

9 hours ago, Chalanero21 said:

If they are not crime related or crime record related he should be fine (if it was not disclosed) , what I have heard they do is that Honduras police and FBI have tattoos photo date bases. If your husband was at some point related to a crime and photos of his tatos were taken on record then it could be a problemo. Other than that is a routine process there a page in this forum someone from El salvador I think with the same issue and visa got approved sorry I don't have link but you can search here in visajourney there a more poeple with that same history about tatoos 

Thank you! CEAC status changed yesterday to ISSUED and TravelDocs indicates that his passport has been released from the consulate. We are very excited!!! The waiting is just very nerve-racking. Hopefully we get the email to pick up his passport soon. 

[Kaygeejay 1]

Hi, I’m currently in this situation. April will be 2 years since we’ve seen my husband, any hope or advice you’d be willing to give? 

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