Aaliyah11

10 hours ago, Sarah & Alex said:

Hello. My hubby came on a Visa and overstayed.  Believe it or not, I have not found anyone else that has done this.  It has been mostly people who came here illegally.  It would be nice to hear from people going through the same exact process.  Thanks so much

It also happened to me. My husband is American. I overstayed as I was heavily pregnant at the time. Not really an excuse, I could have left earlier in the pregnancy and go back to the UK but I guess we just couldn't leave each other at the time, he just wanted to take care of me, and this was our first baby. Time passed and I overstayed. 

37 minutes ago, moe313 said:

but mine is still with USCIS 

I can see that from your topic. I was just trying to be understanding since we kind of in the same situation evidence being sent and statuses not changing. I just thought that's what this site was for, Anyway sorry if I bother!!! 

10 minutes ago, moe313 said:

Hello, I sent back the requested evidence for a bona fide marriage 3 weeks a go and my online status still says we mailed you a request of evidence. isn't that weird do you think my papers got lost on their way or how come it did not reflect on the USCIS website

 

Thank You!

We thought we were the only ones. We sent the the paperwork they NVC needed about 3/4 weeks ago but our online status still hasn't changed. It's like they never received our requested evidence or something. It's so frustrating!!! 

16 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

SAR = Subject Access Report/Request

 

https://www.acro.police.uk/subject_access.aspx

That was a dumb moment on my part there lol. Sorry about that lol. But thank you the the info and explaining everything x

1 hour ago, Wuozopo said:

Send a photocopy of the SAR stating that is the only official record of your incident because you did not go to court. Tell them the SAR indicates the date, charge, and the punishment, fine or whatever  the end result was. You are going to have to explain it all to them because they deal with many countries and can not possibly know how each handles offences like this, so they use the generic term court records. 

Thank you so much for your reply. Do they do SAR in the UK though because I've called the police they are insisting they can only provide the The Subject Access Request and all that's on it. 

Ok thanks, I know they won't guess. And I wasn't going to ignore no. My question was, is the subject request good enough or? Because we just don't want them to keep delaying things. Our son is missing his father. Thank you 

Hi Guys. Please please help us. My husband is American so is my 4 year old son who is currently here in England with me while the husband is back in the US. It seems my visa interview has been taking longer than it should so my husband decided to start giving the Nvc a call every week as status was not changing at all, and then there would tell him different stories every week until a few days ago they told him that they needed "my court documents" for them to book an interview. This morning NVC send me an email requesting court documents if I've been to court. Well I had caution from 2007 for using an expired bus pass, so that got me a "No live trace". When I got a no live trace, I applied for my "subject access request". Because from reading other people's stories, I thought they would ask for it at the interview. So now my question is, what court documents do I need when I never went to court? Is the subject access request enough? Is it what they are suggesting as "court documents"? Please help! I'm so confused.