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Hello,

Same thing happened to my husband.

The 221g is not denial! What would have happened if had saw process through is this :

Your file would be sent back to USCIS for review. The USCIS would then have 120 days to review the file and either standby their initial decision to appove, ask for more proof or deny.

You choosing to start over is the worst you could've done! There's a chance you can go through process all over again and still be issued a 221g at interview stage. I wish you had asked for advice before taking such drastic measures.

I wish you and and your husband well in this journey

Hi

Unfortunately contrary to what NLR stated earlier, providing more evidence probably wouldn't have helped! I have the same situation! My husband is Nigerian but we got married in Ghana. I have found numerous people on this site who got married to Nigerian, Ghanaian, Malaysian have been denied for 221g.

We submitted fedex, western union receipts chat history, call logs affidavits from people stating our marriage is real and they still denied my husband.

Our file was sent back to USCIS for review and we were told they have 120 days to do so! October 11th will make day 90 .I haven't seen my husband since March 20th 2012!

I understand how you feel! Trust me. If come November 11th I don't get results, I will be going to join my husband in Ghana! This whole process is ridiculous!

They often have their mind made up already and refuse to look at evidence in hand at the interview.

What exactly was on the paper written or marked/checked ?

The paper said we needed more evidence of a bonafide marriage such as phone records, western union receipts, pictures, chat history etc! We gathered all that plus letters from friends and family!

To Ebunoluwa

When he went for interview in February, he was given a paper. But o March 18th he wasn't given a paper. The lady crossed out the date March 18 and wrote may 16th on the same paper he came with. As far as the documents go, she never looked at them,simply told him to bring them when he comes back in May.

Hello

Wandering if anyone out there has had experience dealing with the U.S. Embassy in Ghana?

My husband had his interview there February 13, the said he needed more evidence to prove our relationship and rescheduled him for March 18. When he went on the 18th, with the prove they requested, he was greeted by a very rude interviewer! This lady asked my husband what type of movies I like and he listed them to her with Nigerian movies being in that list. She got an attitude and asked how can I watch Nigerian movies if I'm in the states? (HAS SHE NEVER HEARD OF YOUTUBE? )

The lady asked a few more questions, all of which he answered correctly then told him he needed to come back on May 16th! She didn't give an explanation as to why nor did she bother to look at the evidence he brought!

My husband and I have not seem each other

in a year and are fed up at this point.

We are considering just dropping all this and me move there. At this point we're not sure what to do!

Can someone please give us some advice on how to handle this? PLEASE HELP!!!!!!

Hi

I'm wandering if anyone out there has dealt with the U.S. Embassy in Ghana?

My husband had an interview there on February 13,2013. They told him they needed further evidence of our relationship, gave a list of documents that could be used as evidence and rescheduled him to come back on March 18,2013. Well when he went for interview, the lady was very rude. He answered all her questions and the lady flat out told him he was a lie because he told her I like to watch Nigerian movies when asked that question. Said how is it possible for me to watch 9ja movies when I'm in the states. (Has she never heard of this thing called YouTube? )

Anyway, she drilled him some more then told him he needs to come back May 16,2013 without giving him a reason or looking at the documents he brought! I am so frustrated and so is my husband. It's been a year since we've seen each other. At this point we are making arrangements for me to come there.

Does anyone have any advice for us? Please help!

Hi,

I filed for K-3 visa because i was told by Immigration that it would get my husband here faster while we waited on I-130, was this a waste of time.

Does this process really take five months or has anyone gotten their visa processed sooner? Missing my husband so much, only married 3 months. I am

considering going to Ghana to be with him, how will affect the process?