Do not let anyone on here make you feel bad because you fell in love and married your wife. They don't give you money to live on nor do they have control of your visa. The embassy looks at many things when making the decision on a visa not just the age difference. Many people do everything right and still get denied in Pakistan. My husband and I have a huge age difference, didn't have a large Pakistani wedding and any number of things the embassy had a problem with when he went for his first interview. It took a total of 4 years but he got his visa. They never mentioned the age difference in our NOIR which is a list of reasons they deny the visa.
Have your wife contact her congressman or senator as soon as possible. They can email the embassy to try and find out the real reasons your case is being sent back.
If you have a good reason why she didn't come to Pakistan and can prove that to USCIS then do so. We sent copies of Dept of State warnings to Americans about the dangers of going to Pakistan. Every American is not willing to risk their life even for love. Some people can't get a visa to visit Pakistan if that is the case send proof. USCIS is not the embassy in Islamabad. USCIS doesn't practice age discrimination and they are a lot more open minded if you have proof to back up what you are saying.
29 years age difference
we met online
met in person three time first 9 day second 14 day and third was 15 days
Different culture
She never been in Pakistan
leoline got a reaction from Beast7 in My CR1 visa Refused at US embassy Islamabad