I need help please asap visa application revoked

[TBoneTX 47,494]

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[Warriorpluto 1]

On 6/3/2025 at 7:31 PM, TBoneTX said:

All visa cases are reviewed by the Immigrant Visa unit's chief before they're sent back to USCIS.  If you e-mail the consulate's IV unit, put in the Subject line " To IV Unit Chief: A#____" (wife's A number).  Concisely state the facts surrounding the misunderstanding, and say absolutely nothing about quotas, racism, hags, very young officers, blame, etc.  "Innocent misinterpretation of responses" might be the reason to cite.

 

However, before you do this, you must, with your wife's full concentration, re-create the interview questions and answers as utterly precisely as possible.

Thanks for the information from you and everyone. My wife has a great memory and we've pretty much been huddled up into an hotel these past couple of days since the interview. We were embarrassed to return back home for now and needed some space to vent to each other and mostly tears from my wife and her confusion. I did take a video and ask her the questions and she repeated her whole experience in great detail. I will upload the video now and only give links to senior members on here so they can review and see what they think the problem is. Thanks everyone for your response and information and help. I'm hoping there's some light at the end of this tunnel. I missed my son's graduation to jr high to be at this interview with my wife so everything for me is really messed up in my eyes, but it's only my fault I won't blame my wife cause she only repeat my plans to invest in both countries so maybe the officer has a problem with that, but this is normal for anyone to do but I'll let senior members see the video once I get done uploading it.

[Warriorpluto 1]

On 6/4/2025 at 2:18 AM, appleblossom said:

I wonder if your wife implied that she would be travelling back and forth, rather than saying both of you would. Which would then mean they might assume you’d be living separately for a lot of the time and aren’t convinced it’s a legit marriage. 
 

Or they just aren’t convinced she’ll be making the US her permanent home, which of course as a legal permanent resident, she’d have to. 
 

But until you get the denial, there’s no way to know for sure. That will set out the exact reason(s) for you, which you can then try to rebut. 

I think this maybe be it. Me and my wife so everything together. She's literally my shadow. Even said she'd help me do collision work on my cars for my business🤣🤦🏾‍♂️I think maybe you're maybe right about the officer thinking otherwise and I really hope we can rectify the issue with understanding what she meant. 

[OldUser 9,843]

2 hours ago, Warriorpluto said:

I think this maybe be it. Me and my wife so everything together. She's literally my shadow. Even said she'd help me do collision work on my cars for my business🤣🤦🏾‍♂️I think maybe you're maybe right about the officer thinking otherwise and I really hope we can rectify the issue with understanding what she meant. 

Were you, petitioner, invited to the interview at the embassy in the letter? Because usually only beneficiary goes to interview when going through consular route. And as one online lawyer says, nothing ever good happens when petitioner goes to the consular interview together with beneficiary

[Warriorpluto 1]

4 hours ago, OldUser said:

Were you, petitioner, invited to the interview at the embassy in the letter? Because usually only beneficiary goes to interview when going through consular route. And as one online lawyer says, nothing ever good happens when petitioner goes to the consular interview together with beneficiary

No I wasn't invited in the letter

I have the video uploaded for senior users that want to view what may went wrong and how I may be able to fix this

[appleblossom 4,386]

4 minutes ago, Warriorpluto said:

I have the video uploaded for senior users that want to view what may went wrong and how I may be able to fix this

 

The only way you'll know is when you actually get the letter giving you the reasons for refusal. Easier said than done I know, but I'd just wait until then rather than trying to guess. 

[S2N 281]

Since no one has said this that directly yet, and I say this with all good will, beyond just recreating the interview I would encourage you to have a very frank conversation with your wife to see if there’s something that might have made her inadmissible beyond just the misunderstanding.

 

While USCIS is prone to screw-ups, consular officers tend to be much more competent and while they can make a mistake the same as anyone else, 9/10 when they send an I-130 back to USCIS with intent to revoke they’re correct. There’s a reason you don’t hear the same horror stories about consulates you hear at USCIS field offices and during the DHS part of the I-130 process. You’re dealing with people who are very smart and good at their jobs. Knowing several, from what I’ve been told denying an IR-1/CR-1 application is seen as exceptional. K-1s they tend to go in with the presumption of fraud because USCIS is so incompetent at rooting it out, but they give a ton of leeway to spousal visa applicants (Nigeria is high fraud, but even there K-1 would be seen as much higher risk.)

 

All that to say, IR-1/CR-1 is rarely sent back to USCIS without a good reason, and while your case might be the case where they screwed up, I would want to be sure of that before contacting the IV Chief. If you send an email talking about world travel and they’ve found her inadmissible for another reason that isn’t going to help your case.