Lizz&Mohamed

Thank you for your comment charlize56. You are right about your worry to never tell anyone your whole problems but I also believe that if you keep everything to yourself, you will get sooo stressed and ill and most important you may not get the good advice about how to solve your immigration problem. Best of luck to you on your journey.

The consulate only called him and asked him to go sign the DS-230 and asked him a few questions only. I think because Homeland Security interviewed me in the U.S., their report was strong enough that the Consulate accepted their findings. We do not use any lawyers. I made sure I called them so much and that I get my Congresswoman office to help us. Good luck.

Case was being reviewed by USCIS because CO, who interviewed my husband at the US Consulate in Cairo, felt our marriage was not legitimate. our case will now go back to NVC & end up back with the Embassy in Cairo for the scheduling of a 2nd interview.

I received a NOA already, letting me know they were in receipt of our case & to give them 180days for them to review our case & either re-affirm or deny the petition.

Well said snookie1! Amen to that! God knows I've been used by U.S. Citizens more than once!!!

I agree with with Muslimqueen as well...it doesn't matter what country they come from, just the simple fact that they are foreigners will always make everyone else question the validity of the relationship/ marriage. Ezzeswife - as long as your husband is a good man & loves you, there is no doubt your family will like him. I am not sorry I followed my heart & to date my family is very supportive of my marriage because they see my husband's good nature/spirit. They love him for...

Kelly, him not meeting your family & kids may represent some sort of problem in the interview. I am not saying they will deny it but it can delay things for you two. The CO who will interview him will certainly ask him about why he hasnt met your fam&kids...

I know the feeling. You've made it this far... It will come. Hang in there. =)

Kelly, though I did not marry a Jamaican, I have too heard the negative stereotypes of Egyptian men marrying for greecards...only time will tell i guess. I know it is not the answer you may want to hear. Just follow your heart. I know I will never leave my husband only because of the negative views others may have because I would never want to live witht the "what if"? If you trust in your husband, then hold on to that. Don't worry about what is out of your control. Have faith...

I hope everything goes well for you both...Keep us all updated.

Hello Whatznext...I've been reading a lot of your postings regarding returned cases back to USCIS...Just wanted to thank you for all the info & was wondering what is the status of your case at this point? Hope all is well.