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I am USC since 1998 and had sponsored my son for permanent immigration. I-130 was received in Vermont Service Center on Feb. 08, 2001 and on that day my son was still under 21 years of age. His petition was approved under 1st catagory
. I petitioned to the State Department and his category was changed to ER under Child Status Protection Act in 2003. His Visa Fee Bill was also sent to me under ER category but later again State Department changed his category to Ist Category.
My younger son is here and is also US citizen. He had sponsored his mother (my ex-wife) and he went to India for her interview. Her interview was in January, 2006 and my both sons had visited US Consulate in Delhi several times to submit documents etc. My Ex-wife got her Immigrant Visa.
I was divorced in India in August 1990 and thereafter I came her and since then I am here in the United States. I had married again here in the USA in 1993 and we got divorce in 2004.
My US wife had also sponsored my both sons. The younger one came to USA in 1996 and elder stayed in India as his case for put under Administrative Processing. In 2001, we had received letter from State Department with an investigative report from New Delhi and asked for comments, as the investigator had mentioned that I and my first wife were never divorced and I had visited India 3 - 4 times a year continuously. Which was totally against fact. After arriving in USA in 1990, I had just visited India one time in 1995 and our divorced was through Court. I and my wife here submitted our affidavits with copy of my complete Passport as well as copy of Divorce in India. There after in 2002, my son was again called for interview and they demanded some documents. By that time, I and my US wife had already split and divorce was filed in the court.
As such, I sponsored my son myself by filing I-130.
Anyway, my son was called for interview on Feb. 14, 2006 by U.S.Consulate in new Delhi.
My son was interviewed by the same Consul, who had interviewed his mother 2 - 3 weeks ago. He told my son that your father and brother are there in USA and your mother got Immigrant Visa last month, now you are also planning to immigrate to USA. Consul mentioned that he will not issue Visa to my son and have put his file in Administrative Processing.
In almost 16 years I have just visited India two times and Consulate still suspects that we are not divorced.
Since my Ex-wife is coming next week, my younger son has already moved out and have rented an apartment for himself and his mother.
Any feedback will be appreciate, how I should proceed to speed up the processing so my son can come here. He is 26 years old and still single.
Umesh Passi
. I petitioned to the State Department and his category was changed to ER under Child Status Protection Act in 2003. His Visa Fee Bill was also sent to me under ER category but later again State Department changed his category to Ist Category.
My younger son is here and is also US citizen. He had sponsored his mother (my ex-wife) and he went to India for her interview. Her interview was in January, 2006 and my both sons had visited US Consulate in Delhi several times to submit documents etc. My Ex-wife got her Immigrant Visa.
I was divorced in India in August 1990 and thereafter I came her and since then I am here in the United States. I had married again here in the USA in 1993 and we got divorce in 2004.
My US wife had also sponsored my both sons. The younger one came to USA in 1996 and elder stayed in India as his case for put under Administrative Processing. In 2001, we had received letter from State Department with an investigative report from New Delhi and asked for comments, as the investigator had mentioned that I and my first wife were never divorced and I had visited India 3 - 4 times a year continuously. Which was totally against fact. After arriving in USA in 1990, I had just visited India one time in 1995 and our divorced was through Court. I and my wife here submitted our affidavits with copy of my complete Passport as well as copy of Divorce in India. There after in 2002, my son was again called for interview and they demanded some documents. By that time, I and my US wife had already split and divorce was filed in the court.
As such, I sponsored my son myself by filing I-130.
Anyway, my son was called for interview on Feb. 14, 2006 by U.S.Consulate in new Delhi.
My son was interviewed by the same Consul, who had interviewed his mother 2 - 3 weeks ago. He told my son that your father and brother are there in USA and your mother got Immigrant Visa last month, now you are also planning to immigrate to USA. Consul mentioned that he will not issue Visa to my son and have put his file in Administrative Processing.
In almost 16 years I have just visited India two times and Consulate still suspects that we are not divorced.
Since my Ex-wife is coming next week, my younger son has already moved out and have rented an apartment for himself and his mother.
Any feedback will be appreciate, how I should proceed to speed up the processing so my son can come here. He is 26 years old and still single.
Umesh Passi
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