Re-Interview after visa has approved

[ratnakarp]

Hi,

 

Couple of days back my mother in law got her visitor visa approved and today (monday) we are supposed to collect the passport from the office. However, they called in and asked to come in for a Re-Interview. They didn't provide any further details. After digging into our details, I happened to found that my EAD (Green Card 485 Pending) is going to expire in feb 2015. I'm assuming that visa officer might be asking questions related to that. Does anyone of you have any idea what could be the situation in this case ? Generally Would there be any problem in applying for a visitor visa on this situation ? Any information or help is highly appreciated. What sort of questions the visa officer would be asking and what is she supposed to answer to avoid any rejections ? 

 

Thank you,

Ratnakar.

[jairichi]

Your EAD card has nothing to with your MIL's re-interview. Ask her to answer the truth.

[pontevecchio]

Your EAD has no relationship to her visa. Possibly they may want to say Fingerprint her again due to technical problems? It is extremely unlikely to be a rejection.

[rahul412]

Your EAD and visiting visa is no way related.

[MurthyIndia_Lawyer]

Hello Mr. Ratnakar,

 

As long as all information stated on the non-immigrant visa application form DS160 and at the visa interview was truthful, there is noting to worry.

 

We have noticed in the recent past that some applicants were requested to come in for a re-interview and when the applicants visited the consulate, they were required to re-do the bio-metrics. Hopefully, it should not be anything more. All she needs to do is to be very honest and truthful at the interview. Should you have further questions, you can feel free to contact attorneys at Murthy Immigration Services. 

 

Best Wishes!

[ratnakarp]

Thanks Everyone for the replies. Just a quick update, my mother in law's got her visa rejected. Visa Officer asked her family situation, like how many kids, grand kids, what are they doing ? Where are they ? And at last, "Your visa has been rejected". "My mother in law asked her again saying that you have approved visa last time, why are you rejecting again madam ?" Visa officer has no reply. Without arguing further, she came back. It is strange and still couldn't figure out why would they do like this ? Any thoughts ? Can i apply for visa interview again ?

[ashuneel]

she should re apply after taking thorough look at  all documents and family situation.

[jairichi]

Thanks Everyone for the replies. Just a quick update, my mother in law's got her visa rejected. Visa Officer asked her family situation, like how many kids, grand kids, what are they doing ? Where are they ? And at last, "Your visa has been rejected". "My mother in law asked her again saying that you have approved visa last time, why are you rejecting again madam ?" Visa officer has no reply. Without arguing further, she came back. It is strange and still couldn't figure out why would they do like this ? Any thoughts ? Can i apply for visa interview again ?

Ask her to take the help of Murthy law firm.

[MurthyIndia_Lawyer]

Thanks Everyone for the replies. Just a quick update, my mother in law's got her visa rejected. Visa Officer asked her family situation, like how many kids, grand kids, what are they doing ? Where are they ? And at last, "Your visa has been rejected". "My mother in law asked her again saying that you have approved visa last time, why are you rejecting again madam ?" Visa officer has no reply. Without arguing further, she came back. It is strange and still couldn't figure out why would they do like this ? Any thoughts ? Can i apply for visa interview again ?

Hello Mr. Ratnakar,

Sorry to know that the visa was refused for your mother-in-law. If all information provided on the initial visa application and information shared at the interview were accurate, then one can reapply for the visa. Should you need assistance, please feel free to contact Murthy Immigration Services in India.

Regards,

[ratnakarp]

Thanks Again for the Replies. Is it OK to apply now ? Should i wait for few days so that visa officer doesn't get any impression that we are very desperate sort of thing ? 

[jairichi]

Thanks Again for the Replies. Is it OK to apply now ? Should i wait for few days so that visa officer doesn't get any impression that we are very desperate sort of thing ? 

As suggested talk to a good immigration attorney before you proceed further.