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Comment on K1 Fiance Visa Refusal and 221(g) Blue Sheet by Henry Tran

Henry Tran — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 13:48:50 +0000

My Wife got Green 221 g The way I understand this usually hapen to nonimmgration visa aplicant, but my wife is K3 aplicant. Is this a new law? All visa aplicant has to summit time line and address verification of the ex-spouse?

Comment on Visa Denial: 214(b), 221(g), or Administrative Processing – a Primer by sudheer kumar

sudheer kumar — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 09:48:58 +0000

Hi,
i had applied for f1 visa on June 232010 ,,, therefore vo had a dought on my certificates whether they are genuine are not,,,,, hence my visa application had undergone administrative process for 11mnts,,,, recently i had received my passport and shocked to see 214b ,,, letter us embassy verified my certificates and found them true,, but they did’t issue my visa,,,, \\\
i waana knw what is the reason behind my rejection plz help me

Comment on President Obama Puts Immigration Reform Back on the Table by T V Krishnamurthy

T V Krishnamurthy — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 11:36:27 +0000

I would like to contribute certain ideas and opinions as a foreigner. My two daughters are doctors.
The younger decided she will take up residency in US and started ECFMG certification. She got B1/B2 visa to be able to take tests administeredonly in US.
The elder did not want to go out of Delhi. She has been selected for a government employemnt (government employment is prized in India). In the mean time she decided to also seek ECFMG certification. Her visa was rejected under 214(b). She feels humiliated with the rejection. In the next two weeks she has got into residency in the best Indian Medical School and will be joining on 1st July.
It is very strange in spite of the VOs expertise the candidate with intent to immigrate got non-immigrant visa and the candidate with NO intent to immigrate was refused under 214(b).
Any foreign medical graduate visiting US for taking United States Medical Licencing Examination (USMLE) has basically expressed an intent to immigrate. Visit to US is preliminary step only. Is 214(b) really applicable for such visa applicants.
Another pertinent issue is – Is intent really assessable in an interview by VOs? An individual will illegal intent will easily hide such intent. It is only the innocent who are unfairly punished. You may ask yourself – How come 20+ foreigners trained to be pilots in US and later flew some flights on targets in 9/11? I think it is time US Congress and Senate give some thought to this and become more friendly to foreigners who want to visit US.
214(b) violates the basic principles of natural justice.
If it cannot be ammended US better close its embassies abroad.
I have visited US four times. It is a great country. It tells American bussinesses to forego business oversears rather than bribe. I was in US when the houses debated exploited illegal immigrants and legal immigrants waiting in queue at its embassies.
214(b) is contrary to basic American values.

Comment on Visa Denial: 214(b), 221(g), or Administrative Processing – a Primer by lisbet Herrera

lisbet Herrera — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 01:11:08 +0000

I have my interview in the us embacy in dominican republic on 12/6/10 I request my husband and the officer gave us the green paper with 221g and administrative processing we still waiting and for then to call him with their respond this is really stressfull thank you very much

Comment on Immigrant Visa Questions From U.S. Consulate in Bangkok: Part 1 by ty nguyen

ty nguyen — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 03:14:15 +0000

hi! my aunt had visited the united state a fews time. the last she visited the us almost a year, she try to extended her visa, she did pay the fee,and during the extend process finish, she had an emergency, she went back to vietnam, is been about seven years now, is she able to come to the us again?

Comment on Immigrant Visa Questions From U.S. Consulate in Bangkok: Part 1 by ty nguyen

ty nguyen — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 03:05:53 +0000

hi! my aunt had visited the united state a fews time. the last she visited, she try to extended her visa, during the extend process finish, she had an emergency, she went back to vietnam, is been about seven years now, is she able to come to the us again?

Comment on K1 Visa Two Year Meeting Requirement by David Hickman

David Hickman — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 23:08:38 +0000

Do you know of any changes to these requirements? I have been talking to my fiancee on webcam for two years. I can print out the log which shows that we have “met” on webcam. The USCIS can “meet” her on line at their convenience. Would this meet the requirement?

Comment on US Visa for Maid by Jennifer

Jennifer — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 05:25:45 +0000

Hi, I would like some information, if possible about this…

I heard from some people that even though a domestic maid was already granted aB1 visa to enter the US, she still needs a letter from the Thai Labor Dept. or she will get stopped at the immigration checkpoint at the airport in Thailand requesting it. Is this true? If so, how do I get information on what is needed?

Pls advise.

Thanks.