Denial of Visa

[Jfong988]

What does one do if their fiance in China is denied a Visa ( assuming the fiance is in check with the law and medically ).

 

Is there an appeal process?

[cosmiclobster]

If you get the dreaded blue slip, there will be reasons checked off as to what documents/evidence they need/want.

You can submit these the next business day (excepting Friday). The day after submitted, your SO will get another interview. If sucessful this time, she can get the visa the next day.

[jkobman]

You need to find out why she received a blue slip. Sarah was blue slipped and we had to make and submit a VHS tape of us talking in English.

We submitted the tape the next day. She received approval the day after and her and my stepson got the visas in their passports the next day.

[pingme]

i'm also curious as to how this works, since i would like to be as prepared as possible.

 

if during the interview, my fiancee already has all the evidence that is requested, does she still have to go through the appeal process.

 

she will have a video tape of us speaking english, she will have at least 4 binders of any possible supporting material, financial material.

 

so i can't imagine they VO could ask for anything else, than what she will already have with her.

 

it seems there are cases where someone is giving the blue slip, and the VO won't even hear or look at any supporting evidence.

 

it seems to remind me of the "soup nazi" on Seinfeld.

 

you walk up to the window, and if you look at the VO in the wrong way, or don't walk and talk in the right way ... they just say ...

 

"no visa for you!"

 

so off our fiancees go carting their truck load of documentation only to have to wait for another day, to bring everything back and show that in fact they do have everything.

 

pls someone tell me it isn't so!...

 

pingme

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