red flag

[Nature felix 5]

1 minute ago, Mrs.C.M. said:

Who did you indicate was your father on this application?

Yes my father.

[Unlockable 7,306]

2 minutes ago, Mrs.C.M. said:

I agree, but even so that information is in his USCIS records wouldn't something like that prompt an adjudicator to question that? 

They may or may not. It is up to the interviewing CO.

 

1 minute ago, Nature felix said:

Do I have to wait for CO to ask me or I should I explain to them before the interview and apologize for my mistakes?

You should wait until the CO ask. S/he may not even ask you about it. Don't make the mistake and talk your way out of a visa. Just be 100% honest and to the point about anything asked.

 

I would also take the advice from @junkmart about sticking to what is official. America is very "by the book", meaning if it ain't on paper (legal) it didn't happen. Many countries/cultures have different ways of doing things and it sometimes become an issue when dealing with American standards and laws. People take care of abandoned children all the time in the world. They may be their child in their eyes, but if there are no legal documents, it is not official in the US government's eyes.

 

 

[Beny bel 3]

Just pray🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 With God all things are possible.. The CO is human and he can overlook it.. Good luck 

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

15 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

Yes my father.

good ^^

14 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

They may or may not. It is up to the interviewing CO.

 

You should wait until the CO ask. S/he may not even ask you about it. Don't make the mistake and talk your way out of a visa. Just be 100% honest and to the point about anything asked.

 

I would also take the advice from @junkmart about sticking to what is official. America is very "by the book", meaning if it ain't on paper (legal) it didn't happen. Many countries/cultures have different ways of doing things and it sometimes become an issue when dealing with American standards and laws. People take care of abandoned children all the time in the world. They may be their child in their eyes, but if there are no legal documents, it is not official in the US government's eyes.

 

 

I agree, if it comes up Honesty is the best policy!

I will pray about this.  Let us know what happens

 

 

[SalishSea 16,748]

2 hours ago, Nature felix said:

i lost my parents at age 12, so my uncle was the one  doing everything so i was advised to used his name since he is the one providing the bank statement and sponsor letter. 

So did your uncle become your legal guardian or adoptive parent?

[junkmart 320]

5 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

So did your uncle become your legal guardian or adoptive parent?

Nope, just a caring uncle. OP already answered that.

[SalishSea 16,748]

6 minutes ago, junkmart said:

Nope, just a caring uncle. OP already answered that.

Oh!  Sorry, I missed that.  

[kemm360 144]

Don’t cover a lie with a lie, if you are asked be truthful and tell them he’s been the father for you since you lost your father. What they hate most is when you cover up a lie with another lies... 

 

You have high chances being a CR1

Edited June 26, 2019 by kemm360

[ClickityClackity 133]

16 hours ago, Nature felix said:

hello Guys I  was denied B1/B2 and F1 visas 2014 and 2015, both were based on section of 214 of INA. on my F1 student visa i use my uncle name as my dad because he was the one sponsoring my education. am going to CR1 visa interview next  month, its this a red flag for me, do i have to let the consular know before the interview or i should for them to ask me? we got married may 2018, we have a child this year.. what are my chances of getting my Cr1 visa? 

who advised you to use your uncle's name instead of your father's?

I hope he wasn't involved on anything for this visa

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[Nature felix 5]

On 6/25/2019 at 8:49 PM, Nature felix said:

hello Guys I  was denied B1/B2 and F1 visas 2014 and 2015, both were based on section of 214 of INA. on my F1 student visa i use my uncle name as my dad because he was the one sponsoring my education. am going to CR1 visa interview next  month, its this a red flag for me, do i have to let the consular know before the interview or i should for them to ask me? we got married may 2018, we have a child this year.. what are my chances of getting my Cr1 visa? 

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

On 6/26/2019 at 7:42 AM, kemm360 said:

Don’t cover a lie with a lie, if you are asked be truthful and tell them he’s been the father for you since you lost your father. What they hate most is when you cover up a lie with another lies... 

 

You have high chances being a CR1

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

[SalishSea 16,748]

2 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

It means they have not yet made a decision about your visa.

[kemm360 144]

2 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

the question was asked at my interview and honestly explained and took the blame, i also apologise, he asked when i am going to the U.S and i answered in two weeks time he took my passport and says he will get back to me in two weeks time without given me any paper. what does this mean?

That is a good sign, everyone that gets a visa gets their passport taken after interview, just wait the 2 weeks out it might not even be up to that before you hear from them but i am sure you are fine! Goodluck

[ohcoffeeeyes 120]

4 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

It means they have not yet made a decision about your visa.

Better than an upfront denial. Good on OP for telling the truth.

[Nature felix 5]

On 6/25/2019 at 8:49 PM, Nature felix said:

hello Guys I  was denied B1/B2 and F1 visas 2014 and 2015, both were based on section of 214 of INA. on my F1 student visa i use my uncle name as my dad because he was the one sponsoring my education. am going to CR1 visa interview next  month, its this a red flag for me, do i have to let the consular know before the interview or i should for them to ask me? we got married may 2018, we have a child this year.. what are my chances of getting my Cr1 visa? 

Hello everyone, I got the visa.