Visa Refusal; request for more documents

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US embassy "refused" spouse visa to a husband of a US citizen. they asked to submit more documents at a local bank and allow 60 more days to process. anyone been thru this before? what will happen next? planning to submit the evidence this week

khaikhok · Jul 19, 2021 2:49 PM · 16,955 views

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Why don’t you apply Green card instead of visa.

Bhai Raja · Jul 19, 2021 9:38 PM

Its common . Me and my couple other friends had same issues. just submit the docs to bank and bank will correspond with embassy. and your spouce will be granted visa and you guys will be together forever. Best wishes for you guys ❤️❤️ Last edited: 19-Jul-21 10:54 PM Last edited: 19-Jul-21 10:54 PM

Techlover · Jul 19, 2021 10:53 PM

Khaikok, Techlover is right here. Its pretty common. it's probably not a "refusal" when they are asking for more information. the more important thing to do is to understand WHAT precise they want and WHY they want it. Once you know the answers to these two questions, just make sure that they give them what they need. some of the common documents that are asked of applicants are updated form I-864, an expired police report submitted earlier etc. at this stage, it is NOT very likely that there are serious problems with the issue. I am an attorney but please do not take the above as legal advise rather a general information.

lhachoepa · Jul 21, 2021 9:48 PM

And what would be the response time ? They are still collecting documents. Is it gonna take another 1 year for this administrative processing ?

khaikhok · Jul 27, 2021 8:12 AM

you mentioned that the embassy asked you to give them 60 days to process. But, I suggest that you be proactive and ask them whatever questions you may have when you submit the documents. From my experience, it shouldn't take longer than what they said would take.

Lhachoepa · Jul 27, 2021 12:11 PM

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