mane40

We have a spousal visa application for him to come to US. The last thing is his interview in London. He has depression and alcohol in his medical history but none in past 4 years. Great note from his DR about his present health. We read there is a very real chance he will be denied. . But we are worried they will deny him the VISA and if they take his ESTA he can't visit the US to be with me. I work full time so impossible to go very often to the UK

He has a ESTA now that comes up for renewal next month. His interview in London is the 26th of September. We heard if he is denied they immediately cancel the ESTA and we will never be together.

I read that the ESTA is immediately revoked if your VISA is denied. Does anyone know if this true?

He took them because he checked yes on the checklist.

Called the embassy number and a NASTY operator said go to Visa form but wouldn't explain. Tried different emails I found on Visa Journey. They all bounced.

Ok thanks. I saw this on the https://uk.usembassy.gov ????

 Divorce/Death Certificate: Applicants who have previously been married should be prepared to submit evidence of the termination of the marriage (i.e. divorce decree or death certificate). Original documents or certified copies are acceptable

My UK husband will be interviewed in August for his VISA in London . I am a USA citizen. Everything has gone smooth so far. We are going over the paperwork he will need for the interview. My question is this: I have been married before and we are wondering if the copies of my divorce are good enough? I have read conflicting info about certified copies or just copies. The NVC approved the application and we just sent copies I made of the divorce decree...