kokoro88

Hi @SkolVikes I have been following your post for months and I am so happy the outcome is positive, hope you reunite with your in laws soon. Because this is the first time I find a case on VJ where someone successfully challenged a bar/inadmissibility from the Consulate (and without the help of an attorney!), I think this is a really good and positive reference for myself and others. If you don't mind, can you list out and elaborate a bit about all the communication channels you used to contact the different US agencies (and your experience from that, like if they ever replied or how long it took) to have them look into your case? I read through the post again and you mentioned Legalnet, email to Washington, email to Consulate...etc. Thank you!!

Learning here... Assume OP admitted about the misrep/fraud during the latest interview and he was granted waiver eligibility based on the facts (and there IS a waiver for misrep/fraud with QR), is it normal/fair for them to regret the decision and try other ways to end/deny this visa process? If the waiver eligibility was offered, can they take it back? The only mistake here seems to be not responding timely to the NOIR, I think OP could have responded with the truth that he already told the VO about the fraud, there is no divorce decree and he submitted i601 waiver... if they really want to deny it then deny the i601. However, from the comments the opinion seems to be that OP did not qualify for the waiver in the first place and that the NOIR is a common practice/tool to 'rectify' their bad decision.

Hi, congrats for the success! Can I ask what did you prepare for the 'waiver'? Thanks