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Joe Murray
Dec 10, 2023
Refusal slip after the interview, but took passport
A U.S. consular officer has adjudicated and refused your visa application. Please follow any instructions provided by the consular officer.( Status when checking online & got a printed slip requesting more documents) Has anyone had similar situation? Interview was on last Wednesday and the officer was nice and friendly during the interview.. took my passport and told me I only need one more document. I have uploaded & submitted the document on the CEAC portal that day itself and emailed embassy. Will it take much time to get the visa issued? They took my passport, I’m bit worried if I get refusal stamp on my passport.. And I need my passport soon for a travel aswell .. Please help 🙏🏻 #interview #refusal #time
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K Leon
Nov 16, 2023
I-864 sponsor unemployed but I make enough now to sponsor
We received great news that our immigration interview at Juarez will be on December 21st. However, my sponsor, who initially filed the I-864, lost their job due to layoffs in April this year (after we became DQ'd) and hasn't secured another position. The income from my sponsor was used as proof of eligibility in the form. During the NVC process, I submitted an I-864 with joint sponsorship, supplementing it with my personal employment income, which now meets well over the minimum requirement (I've secured my position for 1.5 years now. I was a student before, which is why I didn't meet the requirement). I also sent in an additional letter from my workplace, along with my paystubs, and W2 to NVC before becoming DQ'd to show I was employed. Given these changes, I'm concerned it could cause potential delays in our immigration process. Should we wait until the interview to discuss this with the officer if it becomes an area of discussion, or is there a specific contact point we should reach out to update them? With the documents I sent before being DQ'd, they should know my income alone should be enough. #CR1 #I-864 #Mexico #Juarez #interview #sponsor #NVC
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Olia Z
Oct 26, 2023
Decision can't be made after I-751/N-400 interview
I had my combo interview yesterday morning in San Francisco office. It lasted 25 minutes or less. We were invited by an officer in time, no delays. At first, she went through our I-751 form asking questions about everything that we put there, no additional questions about our relationship. She also didn't ask for any documents. At the end of the application she told us that we signed it wrong. I originally signed it as a petitioner and my husband signed it as a spouse but she said it's not the right away and gave us a red pen to resign it next to our original signatures and put a new date on it. Then, she asked for my husband to leave and started a citizenship interview which I passed. She let me sign docs on a tablet regarding how my information is going to be displayed on a naturalization certificate. At the end though she said Congratulations, and gave me a paper saying that 'Decision can't be made' instead of 'Recommended for approval'. She said it's because of I-751, and that next steps will probably be scheduling an Oath ceremony. I'm a little confused because I double checked after the interview and it looks like we originally signed it correctly, that I am a petitioner for I-751. Or did I get it wrong? I'm a little nervous because of 'Decision can't be made' thing, especially given that she didn't ask me to provide any docs out of a 10-pounder that I printed and brought with me. My statuses still show "Interview was scheduled" for both N-400 and I-751. Do you guys think it's something to worry about? #i-751 #n400 #combo #interview
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