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Interviews in Algiers

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dzmichellebkt   22

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11 minutes ago, Algerianwife said:

Has anyone ever gotten a refused visa CR1 and the officer asked for more evidence? Do you know how long it takes after the evidence is provided or has anyone been in this situation before and what was your outcome 

Sounds like you are in AP. There is no timeline for that. It could be days or months, while they look over whatever they want. There are many people who had to provide more evidence. What kind of evidence are they asking for? 

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    • Met 09/2016
    • Engaged 11/2016
    • Moved to Algiers, Algeria 03/17/2017
    • Married in Algeria 07/26/2017
    • Decided to relocate back to the US in 08/2018
    • Currently still living in Algeria as of 09/20/2018
    • Mailed petition to FL to be sent by friend to USCIS 09/23/2018
    • Petition sent to Chicago Lockbox 09/27/2018
    • USPS shows Petition delivered to Chicago Lockbox 09/29/2018

     

 

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Algerianwife   11

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18 minutes ago, dzmichellebkt said:

Sounds like you are in AP. There is no timeline for that. It could be days or months, while they look over whatever they want. There are many people who had to provide more evidence. What kind of evidence are they asking for? 

They wanted more text messages and updated police report and pictures which we provided but o was confused on other ppl saying they sent it back to USCIS the officer gave a paper that shows what she needs and it says up to a year to provide the documentation but when I look status it show refusal 

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Algerianwife   11

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20 minutes ago, dzmichellebkt said:

Sounds like you are in AP. There is no timeline for that. It could be days or months, while they look over whatever they want. There are many people who had to provide more evidence. What kind of evidence are they asking for? The officer kept saying this looms like fraud but I don’t understand why 

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dzmichellebkt   22

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41 minutes ago, Algerianwife said:
1 hour ago, dzmichellebkt said:

Sounds like you are in AP. There is no timeline for that. It could be days or months, while they look over whatever they want. There are many people who had to provide more evidence. What kind of evidence are they asking for? The officer kept saying this looms like fraud but I don’t understand why 

Your timeline shows you had an approved interview. Is this your case? 

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    • Met 09/2016
    • Engaged 11/2016
    • Moved to Algiers, Algeria 03/17/2017
    • Married in Algeria 07/26/2017
    • Decided to relocate back to the US in 08/2018
    • Currently still living in Algeria as of 09/20/2018
    • Mailed petition to FL to be sent by friend to USCIS 09/23/2018
    • Petition sent to Chicago Lockbox 09/27/2018
    • USPS shows Petition delivered to Chicago Lockbox 09/29/2018

     

 

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Algerianwife   11

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20 minutes ago, dzmichellebkt said:

Your timeline shows you had an approved interview. Is this your the case in my timeline is mine yes but the questions are about a family member 

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dzmichellebkt   22

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Just now, Algerianwife said:
22 minutes ago, dzmichellebkt said:

Your timeline shows you had an approved interview. Is this your the case in my timeline is mine yes but the questions are about a family member 

OK. Was confused lol... If they are suspecting fraud, it could be longer than normal. Have you started your own thread? Many people may not see this here because it's not about AP. Start a thread on your own. Make sure you tell people it's not your case. 

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    • Met 09/2016
    • Engaged 11/2016
    • Moved to Algiers, Algeria 03/17/2017
    • Married in Algeria 07/26/2017
    • Decided to relocate back to the US in 08/2018
    • Currently still living in Algeria as of 09/20/2018
    • Mailed petition to FL to be sent by friend to USCIS 09/23/2018
    • Petition sent to Chicago Lockbox 09/27/2018
    • USPS shows Petition delivered to Chicago Lockbox 09/29/2018

     

 

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2 hours ago, Algerianwife said:

Has anyone ever gotten a refused visa CR1 and the officer asked for more evidence? Do you know how long it takes after the evidence is provided or has anyone been in this situation before and what was your outcome 

My husband was refused after his interview last month! 30 minutes after the interview we received an email asking for documentation we sent the same day and it took 3 days for status change from refused to AP and other 2 days for change to issue the same day that was issued Aramex called him to pick up the visa! So everything was in less than a full week!

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Algerianwife   11

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13 minutes ago, Hedjilay2731 said:

My husband was refused after his interview last month! 30 minutes after the interview we received an email asking for documentation we sent the same day and it took 3 days for status change from refused to AP and other 2 days for change to issue the same day that was issued Aramex called him to pick up the visa! So everything was in less than a full week!

Why was he refused and was the officer interrogating him?  

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