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On 4/9/2022 at 4:20 PM, EegretTenacious said:
I attached a portion of the RFE and the evidence they requested. Our response is completed and I'm about to mail it, but I'm worried if what this letter means is they absolutely need pictures. We're sending additional evidence, but we feel blindsided being asked for these photos because we had always thought pictures with dates written on them are garbage and non-verifiable, so we don't have any from specifically the time period they requested, nor did we send any with the original I-129F packet. Has anyone else gotten an RFE like this? Thanks all.
I received this RFE for my I129 application I filed for my fiancé. USCIS requested additional evidence to prove we met within the 2 years before the application was filed even though I submitted passport stamps and flight itineraries. To prove we met I sent photos , hotel receipts , and written affidavits from people in his country stating they have seen us together during said periods . I also included a letter explaining my trips and everything we did during the trips . The case was approved. Send them all the evidence you have and write a written explanation. Good Luck .
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On 8/24/2021 at 8:41 AM, FKEdwards said:
That’s strange. All the cases of DS 5535 I’ve heard the embassy contacted the beneficiary before or upon mailing back the passport. From which country is your fiancé coming? What did the CO say at the interview?
Very weird because at the interview the CO said congratulations, you qualify for the visa . Took the passport and gave a slip of paper to collect in a week .
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On 4/5/2019 at 7:51 AM, payxibka said:
Different consulate, different facts, but three months ago I was in much the same situation as the OP. I received a lot of the same advice as has been given here. Had I followed this advice, my fiancee would not be in America with me today
I am in a similar position, can I ask how you handled it ?
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Heard from them today - bad news. Consulate informed me that the consular officer reviewed his case after the interview on August 6th and was not convinced it’s a bonafide relationship. So they are sending the case back to NVC, and recommend USCIS revoke the petition.
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They returned my fiancé passport 2 weeks after the interview. With no explanation, case still says ready. Updated today again .
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3 minutes ago, Boiler said:4 minutes ago, Boiler said:
You will jut need to wait for the Consulate to update you, any other comment would be a guess based on no info.
okay , hope it’s soon…
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The person who handed him his docs had no information . When he explained to her that he was approved and given a paper to pick up his passport at the post office . Her reply was to email the consular section - she was a local maybe clerical staff I am guessing.
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On 8/8/2021 at 5:52 AM, FKEdwards said:
This morning we got an email to send my fiancée’s passport to the embassy! Our status still reads refused on CEAC, but this usually means they are going to issue the visa. So we are cautiously excited.
It’s been almost 7 weeks of AP. So hopefully you guys will be the same or less. Keep emailing and stay positive!
Did the consulate return your fiancée’s passport at the interview or after the interview?
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The passport has no visa . CEAC status still says “Ready”. Have no idea what’s happening.
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My fiancé was told by the CO that his K visa was approved and will receive his passport in a week . 2 weeks later the embassy asked him to come in to collect his passport and original birth certificate. He was not given any documents or explanation. Case status in ceac says “ready”. And has been updated 3 times . We have sent emails but still no answer . Anyone had this experience? We are totally confused .
I-130 approved but we have 2 pardons in the way
in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
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Since your wife is in removal proceedings . Her green card has to be granted by an immigration judge. After the I-130 is approved , you should be called in to uscis for an interview . This interview will be a stokes interview ( since she is in proceedings). Once you guys are successful with the interview , you appear before the immigration judge with the approval notice from USCIS. Everything is now in the hands of the immigration judge and the government attorney. You need a knowledgeable Immigration lawyer to assist with your case . As far as I know you wife do not have to leave the country to be interviewed. As far as your waivers I’m not certain since from the cases I have seen the alien did not disobey the notices . They appeared to the immigration judge once the notice for removal proceedings was received. You wife can be successful, she needs to appear in court when she receives notices and hire a good attorney. Best of luck .