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I am writing this on behalf of my friend,
1) His mother is a USA Permanent resident.
2) His mother filed I-130 for him under F2B (Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older)) category .
3) I-130 was filed in 1995(during Feb 1995).
4) he got married and divorced in 2003
5) In 2004 USCIS approved his I-130 after providing Divorce certificate.
6) Visa number was available in 2004.
7) after submitting all the required documents, interview was scheduled in Montreal, Canada on June 9, 2005.
8) on the interview the visa officer rejected his immigrant visa, as saying he is not eligible because he got married when the application in process using Sec. 205.1 Automatic revocation (section revised 3/26/96; 61FR 13061).
Can you able to help him to get the immigrant visa for the above situation? Can he appeal against the denial??
1) His mother is a USA Permanent resident.
2) His mother filed I-130 for him under F2B (Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older)) category .
3) I-130 was filed in 1995(during Feb 1995).
4) he got married and divorced in 2003
5) In 2004 USCIS approved his I-130 after providing Divorce certificate.
6) Visa number was available in 2004.
7) after submitting all the required documents, interview was scheduled in Montreal, Canada on June 9, 2005.
8) on the interview the visa officer rejected his immigrant visa, as saying he is not eligible because he got married when the application in process using Sec. 205.1 Automatic revocation (section revised 3/26/96; 61FR 13061).
Can you able to help him to get the immigrant visa for the above situation? Can he appeal against the denial??
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