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On 1/19/2017 at 7:32 AM, Kastrs said:

Not completing the Rukhsati can be a reason for visa denial (there is even a checkbox for it on the ISB 221g form)

 

Hey Kastrs can you please tell me what is exactly asked on 221g regarding rukhsati? Like is it just a check mark that asks if you have performed rukhsati or do you have to provide dates etc?

Hi. Didn't know about that. Would that still be a problem if they perform rukhsati before the interview? (OP mentioned that they'll perform rukhsati before the interview)

I'm very interested in knowing this as well.

Just as an FYI, the 221G form in ISB actually does have a checkbox for not performing the Ruksati

I would guess it would not be a problem for the OP, but there is a small chance it could be

What is 221G, and when do you fill that form?

Hi guys, I'm from Pakistan, I have a question, me and my Wife went to University together for four years and then I went to US and got green card, just after a month I came back to marry her so that I could apply for her and get he immigration process going, so we had our "Nikkah" and have been together for a long time but never had the official "Rukhsati", so I'm having doubts that what would happen when during interview my Wife tells that we had the Nikkah but had the Rukhsati later, I mean we will have the Rukhsati and everything before we ever get the interview call, means we will consumate our Marriage before the interview process, so would this create any trouble since we didn't have Rukhsati before filing the petition or would this be alright if we tell them the truth.

It has been 5 to 6 years since we have been in a relationship but only 6 months since our Nikkah and have plans to do Rukhsati as soon as poosible maybe by the end of the year or the beginnig of the 2017. Her visa category is F2A. I would appreciate your feedbacks, experiences and everything that you can tell, thank you so much