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My parents-in-law have been rejected visitor's visa twice in the past. They did go for a visa again today. My mother-in-law was granted visa. However, my father-in-law was given a questionaire and asked to send an email reply. The paper says that "further action in your case has been suspended under section 221(g) pending the receipt and review of the information and documents listed below". This questionaire seemed more pertinent to visitors travelling on business though some questions relating to his professional qualifications, work experience etc. seemed relevant. What does all this mean? What is the chance of the visa being approved? It says on the paper that it could take four weeks for processing. Does it really take that long? Please let me know. Thanks for your replies.
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Background checks could take very long.Longer than 4 weeks in many cases. If you do not get a reply in 4 weeks , shoot an email to the embassy/consulate.Last edited by peace; 04-19-2007, 08:11 PM. -
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Did the VO retuned the passport of your FIL .Please reply
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Yes. The passport was given back.Comment
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