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On 4/7/2022 at 6:14 PM, Stmar22 said:

Any update on your case?  We’re you able to get the drug testing started?

Yes, I was able to get it going. He has completed 3.

My spouse has visited the hospital in person, provided the letter and was told that they will contact him for the appointment. He has received 1 appointment as stated. He just went in person last week to Andrews. In my attempts, to call I have yet to speak to someone. Please share which specific contact number and maybe the timeframe (if you can recall) that allowed you to reach someone. Thank you for your sharing your experience.

No, we were not told this. It has already been a year. We have initiated contacted, in multiple ways concerning this issue despite being told the opposite of what you are stating. In addition, I have googled this situation to still be here seeking assistance.

Thank you for your attention to my inquiry and your responses.

He did not complete any before June/2021-No request was made for him to do so.

Greetings,

Any advice on how to get things moving. We had a 1 year ban due to marijuana (admitting to past use). Visa processing was scheduled to resume June/21. Hospital contacted spouse for 1st drug test in October/21. No communication has been received since then. I have made contact to the Embassy (responses redirect to hospital), contact made to hospital with no responses, spouse has went in person to explain situation and nothing.

Any advice ?

Under the Immigration Violation section, the question  summarized asked if you ever sought to obtain a visa by fraud or misrepresentation...yes or no with space for explanation.  This is the situation-Beneficiary was removed from USA at entry from airport, during interview it was discussed about his security. Visa application was completed by employer, visa approved at interview and no questions were asked about his background. However, from the airport denial this resulted in a 5 yr ban and visa revoked. Beneficiary was not charged with misrepresentation however it was stated he was inadmissible due to inconsistent statements and not enough funds. 235(b)1.....212a (7)(A)(i)(I)

Transcript discusses this issue-Employer completed visa. Consular office in JA did not ask about background. Beneficiary incorrectly assumed that background questions were related to Cayman Island (where he lived) and not JA. Final determination did not include being charged with misrep at determination of inadmissibility/removal proceedings at airport.
 

Should this question be answered with Yes and brief explanation  as provided here or any other thoughts

Thank you.

8 hours ago, inneedofmyhb said:

So you just have to wait? Why do you think their going to send NOID? I think they will also request an interview from me, but I’m okay with that, I have everything including all the paperwork from when they expedited him at the airport. I Just don’t understand why they didn’t ask for anything with the RFE they sent me originally asking for a copy of something thst had nothing to do with our marriage. 

Yes, I  had  to just wait per my situation. The process was moving along despite our delays and issues. I received notification and the wording of the message suggested exactly what it was-a NOID. I already responded and submitted additional information and was approved today, per text/email notification. I am not sure but in my case a NOID was issued instead of an RFE. I successfully did the rebuttal. If you are contacted for an interview, they can approve it that day (from my understanding).

6 minutes ago, inneedofmyhb said:

Found out last week, our case was transferred to NBC, so I may be called in for interview. I don’t have an issue being interviewed as I have every proof of our marriage and all his expedite paperwork when he was sent back. Have you contact congress to see if they can get involved? 

Nope, there is no reason for Congress to get involved with my situation.

On 5/9/2019 at 11:24 PM, inneedofmyhb said:

Not sure if you’ll see this. But I am wondering if the same thing is about to happen to me. Husband was expedited at airport and tourist visa revoked 4/2017, they saw a picture of him on his phone at a machine shop and he told them he was helping my uncle move his shop, they said that was considered working. Inadmissible  212a7aii. Fine, done. I moved to his country with my daughter, lived there 10 months, got married. Came back and filed 130 on 8/8/2018. TSC. Received RFE, responded and received by uscis 4/24. On 4/30 case updated that it was transferred. However, we have not received the notice so we have no idea where it went. Hopefully it was just for work overload. But I am fully prepared if they want to interview me honestly. There is nothing to hide. Where is your case at now? 

Hello, my case is still with my local office.

Morning,

 Perhaps you can try avvo.com, you can search for an immigration lawyer in your state and read some of their client reviews. Maybe this can help until you get a direct referral from someone here.

Yes there are unfortunate updates. Interviewed and asked questions about him (spouse) mostly. I didn't have "detailed" responses and facing a NOID. 

Hello, this is my current situation as well. The interview letter tells you at the bottom what documents to provide. They asked for his passport among other things.

1 minute ago, R&OC said:

I know this must be very stressful for you - and I would guess for your husband as well.

 

I had a work visa, a student visa and plenty of ESTA travel for yours before my husband and I decided to apply for the Immigrant visa.

 

However, I am from a low-fraud country but not sure if that makes any difference. No matter what, I wish you all the best and good luck for your interview.

Thank you for your well wishes and most of all empathy.

13 minutes ago, Going through said:

A tourist visa, a work visa, as well as a spouse visa.

 

Perhaps there is an assumption he may be "visa shopping", depending on variables (ie. timeline of each visa/details of any issues with the work one), and might explain why they are already questioning the validity of the marriage at this stage?

 

 

"Visa shopping" I can agree with you on this point about those assumptions. FyI..there was considerable time in between those.

Thanks for your input.

13 hours ago, Going through said:

 

 I figured this was what the OP meant.

 

Perhaps she'll want to share what "pieces" were starting to make sense so forum members could help discern what needed steps (if any) could be taken going forward/possible outcomes.  Perhaps not.

 

Regardless, hopefully OP can come back to update the thread after their appointment.

Definitely will follow up with the intent of the interview. That comment was a thinking aloud moment.  As stated spouse was removed prior, had a tourist vis...also work permit/visa that I knew about but didn't share because to my knowledge no adverse affect occured from it. 

However, I am in the process of getting all of HIS documents to examine them for discrepancies in my 130 and all his "stuff."  I have to keep remembering that common sense isn't so common and mindsets are not shared....

Thank you!

14 hours ago, geowrian said:

🤔🤔🤨

3 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Also seen this happen when petitioner had the same birthdate and name and current city as someone who was convicted of a crime (think it was a awa covered crime but not sure) so they had to go and do biometrics to show they weren’t that person. Freaky but it happens.

That makes sense but my name is honestly unique. Pieces are starting to make sense....

2 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

Was he present in the United States when you filed?  Since they requested his passport, could they be under the impression that he is still here?

No he was not present in the USA when the application was filed. 

2 minutes ago, josandme said:

 

Ok, what year? He has a ban, probably for 5 years.  You must overcome that ban if the 5 years has not yet passed. 

 

Nope it has not been 5 years since the date of that notice. Okay, noted. Thank you.

3 minutes ago, josandme said:

This sounds like an arrival and he was deemed inadmissible. Was this before or during your relationship? 

If that is correct was he ordered removed?  If so he has a ban for a period of time, at least 5 years. 

If he HAD a visa and it was revoked or cancelled when he tried to arrive in usa there will me some numbers written in his passport. what are they? for example, 212) (a)(7)…. 

Hello, it was before the relationship and yes. 212(a) (7) (i) (I) ...you do not have sufficient funds to support yourself while in the United States. Therefore you can not overcome presumption of an intended immigrant.

1 hour ago, R&OC said:

The worst is the factor distrust and I from what I hear now is that you are unsure how you feel about this situation.

 

Sending you all my best wishes for a swift resolution.

 

PS: By the way, I had one thought and it may not relate to your case. Different cultures have different interpretations of truth. I see that my business negotiations sometimes. 

Yes the distrust part is for another day and forum, I suppose. I have a distrusting spirit about EVERYTHING AND PEOPLE (lol!) If you can message me your thought, that would be fine. I probably don't need another thought to execute in my min (ha)

Just now, Ann&James said:

I am quite curious to know the outcome of this interview. Good luck and keep us posted with any updates.

I will update hopefully this interview/reasons does not break my spirit.

4 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

This happens when they suspect fraud or something doesn't add up. They want to see the petitioner face to face.

Nothing to worry about he has to get an interview why not you.

Take your evidence and be ready for anything.

The tourist visa he applied for I would ask him everything about it.  Who was he to visit? Did he claim he was single, married?  You need to know everything now.

Well noted! Thank you for your input. My mind is racing....

7 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

This could be the reason for the interview, as your relationship evidence seems to be solid.  You seem to not be 100% sure about what has happened in the past of the beneficiary regarding revoked tourist visas or past immigration petitions.  Probably a good thing to have a heart-to-heart talk between the two of you and find out everything.  It's full disclosure time.  Something strange about this request for an interview and I don't think it is for relationship evidence.  Good luck, and please report back with an update after your interview!

That is heavy on my heart as well. I figured I asked all the "right" questions during this courtship from day 1. Ignorance shouldn't be an excuse on my part, especially this late in the game. Yes, I definitely will follow up.

Okay so you guys are confirming that the interview clearly speaks to me. Now I'm still concerned about the why behind it and acquiring his original passport and birth certificate for this appointment by the 25th. I have a photocopy of beneficiary birth certificate   that I submitted with the application even though it wasn't required.