Wife received a blue slip at interview

[GMvietnam 28]

On 7/16/2019 at 9:10 AM, rbzdjyummy said:

Just wanted to let you guys know that my wife just recently went to her second interview and we were approved.  We finally got the visa! Thanks to everyone for the support and advice given especially @JJason and @Frontgear.  You guys were super helpful and supportive.  Thanks guys

Congrats...Did they call her back for second interview or by mail or email?  Did they ask same questions or what different this time?

[rbzdjyummy 32]

On ‎7‎/‎24‎/‎2019 at 3:10 PM, GMvietnam said:

Congrats...Did they call her back for second interview or by mail or email?  Did they ask same questions or what different this time?

it really wasn't an interview.  it was just an appointment that we had to make to so we could go turn in additional evidence.

[Simon Long 0]

On 5/29/2019 at 11:42 PM, rbzdjyummy said:

So my wife recently had her interview at HCMC. Unfortunately, she received a 221-G (blue slip). The CO asked her a few questions, handed her a blue slip and sent her on her way. The CO never ask for any additional evidence during the interview which confuses the hell out of me.  It's like they already knew she was getting the blue slip.  It was the generic blue slip asking for ex info, list of her relatives in the US, relationship timeline, family info, credit card statement for airline ticket purchase. Now my question to you guys is, have any of you guys ever received a blue slip for this additional evidence.  if yes, after turning in the additional evidence, did you get approval for your visa?  I just feel like the recent immigration fraud arrests happening in Houston had something to do with our refusal. 

Did they require the information "list of her relatives in the US, relationship timeline, family info" to be in a sworn and notarized statement? Thank you!

[GMvietnam 28]

28 minutes ago, Simon Long said:

Did they require the information "list of her relatives in the US, relationship timeline, family info" to be in a sworn and notarized statement? Thank you!

Not sure about his case but for ours they asked to fill out family tree, relationship timeline, airline tickets, credit card statement, ex's info, etc...After we turned in all those they put our case in AP, been almost 90 days.  I'm going back to Vietnam to visit my fiance(4th time) next month and they say I can stop by the embassy and talk to the CO and provide additional evidence. I'm hoping to get her out of AP and visa approved.

[Simon Long 0]

3 minutes ago, GMvietnam said:

Not sure about his case but for ours they asked to fill out family tree, relationship timeline, airline tickets, credit card statement, ex's info, etc...After we turned in all those they put our case in AP, been almost 90 days.  I'm going back to Vietnam to visit my fiance(4th time) next month and they say I can stop by the embassy and talk to the CO and provide additional evidence. I'm hoping to get her out of AP and visa approved.

Thank you! I hope you hear some good news soon! The case for my wife is in the final stage with NVC (resubmitted document to NVC about 2 weeks ago) and I have been reading a lot of on this forum about rejection from interview in HCMC mostly looking for additional information. I am trying to prepare all those information in advance but wasn't sure what format the CO usually requires. Some said in a sworn statement but others did not mention. I plan to fly to Vietnam to interview with my wife. 

[GMvietnam 28]

1 minute ago, Simon Long said:

Thank you! I hope you hear some good news soon! The case for my wife is in the final stage with NVC (resubmitted document to NVC about 2 weeks ago) and I have been reading a lot of on this forum about rejection from interview in HCMC mostly looking for additional information. I am trying to prepare all those information in advance but wasn't sure what format the CO usually requires. Some said in a sworn statement but others did not mention. I plan to fly to Vietnam to interview with my wife. 

Good luck to you as well.  AP is a pain and the info they requested are not part of the documents required to bring to the interview.  Some people they never asked for those things.  I wish I've attended the interview with her because I've heard chances of getting approved is very high when petitioner and beneficiary interview together.  Good luck.

[rbzdjyummy 32]

On ‎8‎/‎26‎/‎2019 at 9:26 AM, Simon Long said:

Did they require the information "list of her relatives in the US, relationship timeline, family info" to be in a sworn and notarized statement? Thank you!

no, but I got everything notarized anyway just to be safe

[rbzdjyummy 32]

I'm hearing a lot of people are getting blue slip on their first try so you guys just be prepared to gather all that info together just in case.  It was a pain in the ### gathering all that info.  i'll go grab the info from the blue slip and brb.

They asked for info

about an ex spouses

proof of purchase of airplane tickets

more relationship evidence

list of beneficiary's relatives in the US

full list of petitioner's relatives

relationship timeline

[GMvietnam 28]

14 minutes ago, rbzdjyummy said:

I'm hearing a lot of people are getting blue slip on their first try so you guys just be prepared to gather all that info together just in case.  It was a pain in the ### gathering all that info.  i'll go grab the info from the blue slip and brb.

They asked for info

about an ex spouses

proof of purchase of airplane tickets

more relationship evidence

list of beneficiary's relatives in the US

full list of petitioner's relatives

relationship timeline

Yup! We got the same thing and was put on AP after we provided all the info.  I was able to talk to the CO while I was in VN and provided additional info (chat logs/moneygram receipts) but still under AP.  There isn't a whole anyone can do when the case is under AP.  Just pray and wait that's all you can do.

[SmallTownPA 71]

13 hours ago, GMvietnam said:

Yup! We got the same thing and was put on AP after we provided all the info.  I was able to talk to the CO while I was in VN and provided additional info (chat logs/moneygram receipts) but still under AP.  There isn't a whole anyone can do when the case is under AP.  Just pray and wait that's all you can do.

I'm giong to start an K1/K2 for VN and I have to ask:

 

What airplane tickets?  The ones you bought to see your fiance or for her to come to the US?  

A list of the Petitioners relatives?   How far out on the tree???  Third cousins???

 

Do you think including this info in the P3 (or the consulate package) would help?  

 

VN is one of the few consulates that allows spouses to the interview... I would think showing up would be a huge + but it still seems pretty random.

[GMvietnam 28]

2 hours ago, SmallTownPA said:

I'm giong to start an K1/K2 for VN and I have to ask:

 

What airplane tickets?  The ones you bought to see your fiance or for her to come to the US?  

A list of the Petitioners relatives?   How far out on the tree???  Third cousins???

 

Do you think including this info in the P3 (or the consulate package) would help?  

 

VN is one of the few consulates that allows spouses to the interview... I would think showing up would be a huge + but it still seems pretty random.

What airplane tickets?  The ones you purchase to go to VN (boading pass and credit card statement proving that you paid for it yourself)

A list of the Petitioners relatives? Petitioner and Beneficiary's parents/uncle/aunt/sister/bother

Yes, you're being there would increase the chances of being approved for sure...They might not ask you anything but at least they know you're there if you have any doubt about the relationship.

[rbzdjyummy 32]

2 hours ago, SmallTownPA said:

I'm giong to start an K1/K2 for VN and I have to ask:

 

What airplane tickets?  The ones you bought to see your fiance or for her to come to the US?  

A list of the Petitioners relatives?   How far out on the tree???  Third cousins???

 

Do you think including this info in the P3 (or the consulate package) would help?  

 

VN is one of the few consulates that allows spouses to the interview... I would think showing up would be a huge + but it still seems pretty random.

This is only if they don't approve her Visa the first time but yeah, they ask for all kinds of evidence.  The airplane tickets they want are the ones that you go to visit her.  Make sure every ticket that you buy, keep the actual ticket stub and print out the credit card statement that you bought it with. As far as my relatives, I did my grandparents, parents, siblings, aunts and uncles. As far as going to interview, it's up to you.  I didn't go because I wanted to go escort my wife to America because I didn't want her to travel by herself so I didn't go to any of her interviews.

[SmallTownPA 71]

I find this odd that the consulate wants  list of the anyones family.  Without other identifying information (date of birth, address, ssn) its completely useless to type 'John Smith' in the computer and expect anything relevant.

 

Did you just have to list names or addresses/phone numbers?  

 

 

[GMvietnam 28]

34 minutes ago, SmallTownPA said:

I find this odd that the consulate wants  list of the anyones family.  Without other identifying information (date of birth, address, ssn) its completely useless to type 'John Smith' in the computer and expect anything relevant.

 

Did you just have to list names or addresses/phone numbers?  

 

 

Vietnam is a high fraud country and people married their relatives to bring to America that's why they want a family tree info.  

Did you just have to list names or addresses/phone numbers?   https://vn.usembassy.gov/family-tree/

[SmallTownPA 71]

On 10/25/2019 at 11:31 AM, GMvietnam said:

Vietnam is a high fraud country

I always ask this:

 

What is your source?  Do you have a legit USCIS/DoS list?  Everyone talks about this list, and I've read dozens of GAO reports, and never came across one.