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On 10/8/2025 at 7:52 PM, JeanneAdil said:

Our NOID came 6 months after noice that case was being returned 

You will get notice of either NOIR or NOID

you have a chance to respond to the issues that were raised by the CO with actual evidence of the facts

 

Meaning you don't just get to say "that isn't true"

Example:  CO says immigrant doesn't know things about the USC and u have emils showing that thes things were discussed in the past and spouse might have said i will never remember this  /send the dated email

 

If the petition is returned as the immigratnt falsely declared something on the DS 260 or by sending false documents , there is little u can do / that is a misrpepresentation

 

If you get a notice saying you can appeal, as I did,  i would say gather your direct and complete evidence required and file a new I 130 with all this eveidence regarding the CO's issues .  Appeal takes time (mine a year and my said Bona fide mariage , reapply)

 

You can overcome a NOIR/NOID but u must have proofs -evidence that the issue is wrong and your marriage is bona fide

 

and understand the CO may know things about the bene that he/she can not rely to u 

Example:  they have seen things to indicate the bene is talking to several others saying i love u or looking to move to your country /  one o the mambers here fought hard to overcome a NOIR and when she was successful,  he came ,  received the green card and was gone the next day to his real GF sending divorce papers out the next week.  It is sad but sometimes we must trust those in "the know" as they live in that country and see it all"

Okay, how long did it take them to make a decision on your case after you had responded to the NOIR?

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10 minutes ago, Oluchi 1 said:

Okay, how long did it take them to make a decision on your case after you had responded to the NOIR?

It generally takes another six months after you send your response.  One data point doesn't provide much information, but I've been watching this for 20 years now.  After the Consulate sends your case back to NVC recommending they send it to USCIS, you're a year away from a decision. Read my first response to you again and get to work.