Jasek

Hi there,

I wonder, if you ever heard about the case that somone had been rejected
by consul during visa interview (DV lottery). I assume, that parson who
failed had been inline with all DV lottery requirements (education, work
experience, nice health and police history).

Regards,

Jacek

Jasek

Jasek wrote:
Of course, I thougt about "'refusal' on interview." I'm tired today.
Sorry and thanks for help.

Jacek

Appointman

Dnia Thu, 03 Feb 2005 18:33:27 +0100, Jasek napisa³(a):

    > I wonder, if you ever heard about the case that somone had been rejected
    > by consul during visa interview (DV lottery). I assume, that parson who
    > failed had been inline with all DV lottery requirements (education, work
    > experience, nice health and police history).

Of course! I have seen it personally in US Embassy in Warsaw. There was
about 60% refusals of polish an russian citizens in the day of my
interview. I think there was many different reasons, and I can't say
exactly, why they has denied.

--
Appointman

Joe Feise

Jasek wrote on 2/3/2005 9:33:
    > Hi there,
    >
    > I wonder, if you ever heard about the case that somone had been rejected
    > by consul during visa interview (DV lottery). I assume, that parson who
    > failed had been inline with all DV lottery requirements (education, work
    > experience, nice health and police history).

Consular officers do not have discretionary powers to deny *immigrant* visas,
except for health reasons, inadmissibility due to criminal history, fraud, or
missing paperwork.

-Joe

Joe Feise

Appointman wrote on 2/3/2005 13:17:
    > Dnia Thu, 03 Feb 2005 18:33:27 +0100, Jasek napisa³(a):
    >
    >
    >>I wonder, if you ever heard about the case that somone had been rejected
    >>by consul during visa interview (DV lottery). I assume, that parson who
    >>failed had been inline with all DV lottery requirements (education, work
    >>experience, nice health and police history).
    >
    >
    > Of course! I have seen it personally in US Embassy in Warsaw. There was
    > about 60% refusals of polish an russian citizens in the day of my
    > interview. I think there was many different reasons, and I can't say
    > exactly, why they has denied.
    >

Non-immigrant visas can of course be denied, for example for perceived
immigration intent.
But the DV lottery is for immigrant visas.

-Joe

Jasek

Joe Feise wrote:

    > or missing paperwork.

Thanks. However, I am curious if I'll encounter any difficulties. I have
not been able to provide some data about my wife (like place of
residence her father etc.).

Regards,

Jacek