IF&SA

Unfortunately with countries where some applicants  have committed fraudulent behavior many of us genuine applicants end up paying the price . I speak as someone who had no red flags but we were delayed by our lawyers incompetence w paperwork  (and just poor luck)
 The  basic fact is for some reason there appears to be a suspicion as to whether there is a genuine relationship , or someone taking advantage of another. The paperwork snafu is common enough in developing countries , but has been flagged  as possible evidence of fraud.  The NADRA stuff has got to be sorted out and probably has been. I think the real challenge is providing a lot of evidence of a real relationship.  Being able to speak each others ( or at least a common) language should help.
IM not a big fan of lawyers but I think in this case they should be able to help you not make paperwork errors ( as has happened) and maybe guide you on evidence you may need to prove the truth
Good luck!

August 2nd PD and they wont let us file a SR because its undergoing background check.............so i dont think its just got to do with the date. they will come up with other hoops.......

To the OP, why do you have to put African-American in quote (I.e. "african american")?
And to the second response, no need to even comment on.
Why inject race into a visa interview? If your visa is denied, it is denied because the CO looked at your body of evidence presented and s/he does NOT think you deserve to be approved. Stop this race nonsense.

Transfers and approvals, you should come today! Please!