john doe

I had the interview today and the the interviewer told me she will let me know in 4-6 weeks!!
Is this a rejection?
Any help will be highly appreciated
Cheers

Andrew Miller

It is not yet a refusal, but it doesn't sound good at all. In majority of cases
when at the end of interview applicants is not told that s/he passed but
instead is told to wait few weeks for the formal decision it usually was a
refusal. There are some exceptions though and you may be a lucky one, but be
prepared for the bad news.

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"john doe" wrote in message
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    > I had the interview today and the the interviewer told me she will let
    > me know in 4-6 weeks!!
    > Is this a rejection?
    > Any help will be highly appreciated
    > Cheers
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bostonbelle

No its not. Every visa officer works diffrently. Maybe they need to do some background checks, or your medical papers may not have reached them yet.

so there are 2 ways u can look at it:
1. that they need to still clarify something or are waiting for some papers to reach them and so the officer could not tell u on the spot.

OR

2. The officer prefers to take time after the interview to review the case and then send you the final decision.

Someone I know went for the interview in Houston and they gave him the answer on the spot and asked him if he wated to pay his ROLF on the spot too.

For me, the officer told me I had passed on the spot but said that she will send a letter in the mail confirming this decision and then I can pay the ROLF later.

So it all depends.

By the way where did you go for your interview?

pkjmet

bostonbelle wrote in message news:...
    > No its not. Every visa officer works diffrently. Maybe they need to
    > do some background checks, or your medical papers may not have
    > reached them yet.
    >
    > so there are 2 ways u can look at it:
    > 1. that they need to still clarify something or are waiting for some
    > papers to reach them and so the officer could not tell u on the spot.
    >
    > OR
    >
    > 2. The officer prefers to take time after the interview to review the
    > case and then send you the final decision.
    >
    > Someone I know went for the interview in Houston and they gave him
    > the answer on the spot and asked him if he wated to pay his ROLF on
    > the spot too.
    >
    > For me, the officer told me I had passed on the spot but said that she
    > will send a letter in the mail confirming this decision and then I can
    > pay the ROLF later.
    >
    > So it all depends.
    >
    > By the way where did you go for your interview?

Thtats interesting because there is no visa officer in Houston

Jim MetcALFE