My husband had an appointment for 8:30am on the 23rd and he went with all the necessary documents. He gave it to a lady at one window and waited to be called. He was caled by the Consular a little while later and he asked him questions based on my household. He asked who my mother (asked by her name) was, how many people are in my house, if they all work, and how much I'm currently making. He answered all the questions well by the consular denied him based on Section 212 (a) 4. That he would be a public charge. It was very stressful at that moment for everyone to believe this had actually happened. We later realized the conclusion on his denial was completely prejudiced and intend to fight it.
Consulate / USCIS Member Review #23348
Review on March 1, 2018:
