Notice of intent to revoke need advise

[Joetan 18]

Hello fellow members please I need help I waited close to one year 3 months to hear from USCIS since the embassy set my case back this is what I received in the mail today can anyone advise me on what to do or how to go about it by the way these statements are not true at all these were simple questions that could have been but we're not ask except for why my family did not attend but my husband explain to them but the other question was never even asked he was only ask 3 questionsm

1 the beneficiary had difficulties explaining how he proposed to petitioner 

 

2 the beneficiary was unable to provide information about the wedding reception or wedding planning

 

3 the beneficiary say that you and the beneficiary attendance 6 months of marriage counseling but he was unable to provide information about the counseling

 

4 the beneficiary did not provide a reason for why your family and friends when able to attend your wedding

 

5 the beneficiary was unable to provide any substantial details about your life in the US with relating to friends work colleagues Hobbies or employment

 

Edited July 7, 2018 by Joetan
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[Crazy Cat 39,388]

I am very sorry to see your post. Good luck in your appeal.

[Joetan 18]

Just now, missileman said:

I am very sorry to see your post. Good luck in your appeal.

Any advice i dont know whether i can do it or if i need lawyer is this thing i can win to get reaffirmed?

[Crazy Cat 39,388]

All you can do is to construct a carefully worded response.......was your husband extremely nervous? In what language was the interview conducted?

[Crazy Cat 39,388]

2 minutes ago, Joetan said:

Any advice i dont know whether i can do it or if i need lawyer is this thing i can win to get reaffirmed?

Personally, I would seek legal help...........these NOIRs are serious business...others might disagree.  You are looking at a long battle.

[mushroomspore 3,043]

Also did you go with him to the embassy?? If all you know about the interview is what he told you, keep in mind that you only have his perspective of the interview. What were the three questions he was asked?

[Joetan 18]

1 minute ago, mushroomspore said:

Also did you go with him to the embassy?? If all you know about the interview is what he told you, keep in mind that you only have his perspective of the interview. What were the three questions he was asked?

1 why my family didnt come for wedding he told them detail responds

2. Where i married before 

3. Who was he going to see in the US three years before we got married my husband apply for a visitor Visa which I told him not to apply for but he didn't listen. Deny it because not enough ties to his country that where the only question that was asked so I'm wondering if other people have experience getting these letters with false information on them because I drill my husband and he has stood by those three questions the story has not changed like I said this has been since October 2016 when he went for the interview

[Joetan 18]

9 minutes ago, missileman said:

All you can do is to construct a carefully worded response.......was your husband extremely nervous? In what language was the interview conducted?

Conducted in english I dont know if he was nervous leave it tl him he would say he wasnt but i would say he was he has a problem with talking up to defend him self against people he think i powerful i dont have that issue at all

[Ali12345 2]

How long it took you till u recievedthe noir after uscis recieved your file ?

[mushroomspore 3,043]

8 minutes ago, Joetan said:

1 why my family didnt come for wedding he told them detail responds

2. Where i married before 

3. Who was he going to see in the US three years before we got married my husband apply for a visitor Visa which I told him not to apply for but he didn't listen. Deny it because not enough ties to his country that where the only question that was asked so I'm wondering if other people have experience getting these letters with false information on them because I drill my husband and he has stood by those three questions the story has not changed like I said this has been since October 2016 when he went for the interview

Hmm well I would also suggest talking with a lawyer to best advise you on how to move forward.

[Joetan 18]

2 minutes ago, Ali12345 said:

How long it took you till u recievedthe noir after uscis recieved your file ?

1 year 2 month 27 days do u have any ideas or any post i can read to give me idea on how to go about it i have 1 yr old child with husband dont have money for lawyer need guidance

[Boiler 43,597]

You need  somebody to review the totality of your case. Can you move, might be the best quickest solution.

[Ahmed&Freda 628]

1 hour ago, Joetan said:

1 why my family didnt come for wedding he told them detail responds

2. Where i married before 

3. Who was he going to see in the US three years before we got married my husband apply for a visitor Visa which I told him not to apply for but he didn't listen. Deny it because not enough ties to his country that where the only question that was asked so I'm wondering if other people have experience getting these letters with false information on them because I drill my husband and he has stood by those three questions the story has not changed like I said this has been since October 2016 when he went for the interview

Our letter wasn't completely accurate but each point was something that happened during the interview.  One item was something an officer said to my husband but in the NOIR they said it was my husband words.  In addition it was worded to seem worse of then it really was but it wasn't that far off.  I was at the interview but even afterwards my husband and I talked many times and documented the entire interview so it was pretty easy for to write a reply.   I had my husband include a statement as well to cover what he did say.  Not sure if it is successful yet as we are still waiting for USCIS to review but we pray togheter everyday over it and hoping for a positive response.  

 

I would recommend at least getting a consultation with a lawyer.  If he doesn't recall those questions I'm not sure how to rebut.  Too many questions don't match your husbands notes and writing a statement for each one might not be enough to satisfy them.

 

Good luck to you!

[O&GForever 387]

I am sorry you got this, but in a way it’s a good thing because now you know exactly why the embassy denied you and you can overcome it. 

 

There are two options. If you feel comfortable writing a rebuttal and collecting all the evidence needed, you can do it on your own. If you don’t, I would recommend getting an attorney. I know several who did it on their own and were reaffirmed. I also know someone who used an attorney and was reaffirmed. Do whatever you feel is best for your case.

 

If you choose to proceed on your own, you want to provide evidence and statements to overcome each point individually. You want to go point by point. Look through old chats, get letters of support, anything to show the claims are false. 

 

For example point #4, you should write an explanation about why family didn’t attend (too much money, couldn’t get time off work, unable to travel because of health reasons, etc), whatever the reason. Then provide letters from key family members. The letters should talk about their support of your relationship and why they couldn’t attend. 

 

You should do do something similar for each point, as well as include all evidence to show a strong, ongoing relationship. Trip evidence, financial stuff, calls, chats, etc. 

 

Let me know if you have any questions or need any help. 

[Mrsamoah2019 593]

I am so sorry....My advice is to get an attorney and fight this!