Galano1213 said:
Two statements that the Agent told my husband were incorrect. She said I was a widow and I was divorced when I met my husband. She said my Father lived in Charleston SC and was dead and lived in Nova Scotia never in Charleston. He never even traveled to Charleston. He was correct and she was not. She said the marriage was not genuine.
Something else is very wrong, I doubt you would get denied over those two statements as you could send in a document showing something different, or sworn affidavits from people showing the story to be true, unless they have solid evidence otherwise. Did they not ask you for evidence?
What is your side of the story? Were you married at the time you met your husband? Did you just end a marriage? You would have documents to show this, and bystanders to verify. The story about your father would not have any baring other than showing your ability to consistently represent truth throughout your application and information.
If you're together that long something else is setting off red flags. There is much more to this story. Either your application is showing too many gaps, or misinformation, or lots of contradictions, or you could be getting profiled for some reason.
I might be reading your post wrong, did this come up in an interview with the VO and your Husband?
