221g Wrong police report (split)

[KCC.T 1]

I did my interview in Montreal, Canada in March 2023. The questions I got during the interview:

1. Who petitioned for you?
2. Where was I born?
3. Where does your fiance live and what does he do for work?
4. What do I do?
5. How and when did you meet?
6. What countries have you been to in the past 5 years?

I realized I answered the 2 things wrong only until after I left the Embassy. They were:

• At the first window where they officer collected fingerprints and papers, I gave my finance's phone number wrong. 3 out of 10 digits were wrong, but the other 7 digits were right.
• At the second window where the interview happened, I said the year we met wrong. We met in 2017, but I said 2018.

During the interview, the officer didn't grill me on any questions or circle back to ask me a question previously asked. It went bang bang bang, and she said "you're missing the right police record. The correct one should have XYZ. Follow this instruction to send in your correct police record and passport, we will process when we receive them."

 

My interview lasted less than 10 mins. The entire embassy visit lasted about 1 hour from in to out. Most of the time was spent waiting.

 

My DS-160 status online says 'Denied' in the afternoon.

 

Has anyone got too nervous and answered questions wrong? what's your experience?

 

[KCC.T 1]

10 minutes ago, KCC.T said:

I did my interview in Montreal, Canada in March 2023. The questions I got during the interview:

1. Who petitioned for you?
2. Where was I born?
3. Where does your fiance live and what does he do for work?
4. What do I do?
5. How and when did you meet?
6. What countries have you been to in the past 5 years?

I realized I answered the 2 things wrong only until after I left the Embassy. They were:

• At the first window where they officer collected fingerprints and papers, I gave my finance's phone number wrong. 3 out of 10 digits were wrong, but the other 7 digits were right.
• At the second window where the interview happened, I said the year we met wrong. We met in 2017, but I said 2018.

During the interview, the officer didn't grill me on any questions or circle back to ask me a question previously asked. It went bang bang bang, and she said "you're missing the right police record. The correct one should have XYZ. Follow this instruction to send in your correct police record and passport, we will process when we receive them."

 

My interview lasted less than 10 mins. The entire embassy visit lasted about 1 hour from in to out. Most of the time was spent waiting.

 

My DS-160 status online says 'Denied' in the afternoon.

 

Has anyone got too nervous and answered questions wrong? what's your experience?

 

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Sorry. Correction. DS-160 online status says "Refused", not "Denied".

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