can i apply for k3 visa and my i 130 revoked

[always love 1]

my wife is been here in morocco for 7 month now that will be enugh proof for them or im wrong

[always love 1]

and im working in security to suport my wife 7 month ago do you think that it not enaugh evidence and she been in hospital 2 time because of the stress and and pay for hospital do you think im not responsabl for my wife you are wrong im responsable

[tany1157 161]

and im working in security to suport my wife 7 month ago do you think that it not enaugh evidence and she been in hospital 2 time because of the stress and and pay for hospital do you think im not responsabl for my wife you are wrong im responsable

You two may very well have a legit relationship, and you may be taking care of her, no one is judging your love for your wife, what IS being said, is the way you handled your appeal was very poor. No matter how much you love your wife, it is how you present your case that will get your appeal overturned. I understand there wasn't money to hire an attorney, but it also seems you may not have sent in sufficient evidence to overturn a decision from a USCIS officer. You should be, as I will, be praying for a miracle for you two.

[always love 1]

Thak you tany ur so nice and im really glad that ur husband with you anyway me and my wife together and i love her and i will never tell her go back to usa because i need her close i know she is sick but i will do my best to keep her safe even if we stay herr in morocco forever thank u again for ur kind feeling

[pushbrk 12,569]

You two may very well have a legit relationship, and you may be taking care of her, no one is judging your love for your wife, what IS being said, is the way you handled your appeal was very poor. No matter how much you love your wife, it is how you present your case that will get your appeal overturned. I understand there wasn't money to hire an attorney, but it also seems you may not have sent in sufficient evidence to overturn a decision from a USCIS officer. You should be, as I will, be praying for a miracle for you two.

Right. The appeal of the revocation of your petition approval is unlikely to be successful. Even if it IS successful, it won't be anytime soon. However, if you start over again with a new petition, your chances of success are highly enhanced by the time you've spent together as husband and wife.

My comments are in response to your opening post regarding your wife's need for medical care. She can get the care wherever it is available to her but if she gets it in the USA anytime soon, you will not be accompanying her. So, focus on her medical care instead of grasping at visa straws that do not exist for you at this time.

Edited May 9, 2012 by pushbrk

[always love 1]

do you work with uscis?

[pushbrk 12,569]

do you work with uscis?

No, I don't work for USCIS but I know a whole lot more about what happens in the department you're working with than nearly all USCIS employees in different departments. The key here is knowledge, not how it was obtained.

[Darnell 8,478]

So what is the best now. reply i 130 or aplly for k3 or stay waiting For the appeal and see what will happend

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/361388-i-dont-understand-what-going-on-with-my-case/page__view__findpost__p__5361419

You really should have your wife read this stuff. You keep flailing at trees that are not going away.

[Darnell 8,478]

You two may very well have a legit relationship, and you may be taking care of her, no one is judging your love for your wife, what IS being said, is the way you handled your appeal was very poor. No matter how much you love your wife, it is how you present your case that will get your appeal overturned. I understand there wasn't money to hire an attorney, but it also seems you may not have sent in sufficient evidence to overturn a decision from a USCIS officer. You should be, as I will, be praying for a miracle for you two.

ya, based on his prior posts,

the evidence submittted for the appeal/rebuttal was not reviewed by anyone at USCIS, and the appeal was denied.

That one singular thing can be overcome, and the evidence actually evaluated, as the USCIS threw down a procedural error in the casefile.

But, does it matter? It's on his wife to fix that, not him. He's not taking advice on fixing the USCIS procedural error, so I feel strongly that nothing more will be done that's positive for the current casefile that's about to go to the vault.

I've replied to him over a 3 month period, and it's the same result - he's flailing about, ineffective. and that's a shame, really.

[Darnell 8,478]

You are not those people. You are you. And your situation and lack of grounds for appeal are YOURS, not those of others.

and in the meantime, when the evidence was submitted for the NOIR/D response, it wasn't evaluated, at all.

USCIS created a procedural error with this, and it's on his wife to initiate the fix, with the proper phone call into the proper human at the call center.

He keeps missing that point, or he's ineffectual in communicating the exact steps/process (that I outlined prior) to his wife.

Time passes. Tempus Fugit. SHE had a small window to fix this procedural error (or rather initiate the request for a fix) and she's not done it. She's tried, but didn't use the exact info that I gave HIM.

grrrr.

[always love 1]

we did call and talke with immigration officer and inquir if they rview our paper or not i mean evidence and my wife did expidite now for medical reason and we will send the paper frome hospitale like time now

[always love 1]

and in the meantime, when the evidence was submitted for the NOIR/D response, it wasn't evaluated, at all.

USCIS created a procedural error with this, and it's on his wife to initiate the fix, with the proper phone call into the proper human at the call center.

He keeps missing that point, or he's ineffectual in communicating the exact steps/process (that I outlined prior) to his wife.

Time passes. Tempus Fugit. SHE had a small window to fix this procedural error (or rather initiate the request for a fix) and she's not done it. She's tried, but didn't use the exact info that I gave HIM.

grrrr.

we did call them and my wife ask for immigration officer and she talk with her and ask her about so much stuff and she told her what happened about after one month of the appeal they update on our case they processing the case and my wife want to know if they reviewed our evidence but the officer said i can’t do nothing now but you can expedite the appeal and my wife did expedite and we got email from them today they say that they need medical notice or something from doctor show that my wife is sick and we will send them that too because my wife been in the doctor here like 2 time and other notice from her doctor in usa too and my wife think that she can take the chance and send a letter too

[always love 1]

No, I don't work for USCIS but I know a whole lot more about what happens in the department you're working with than nearly all USCIS employees in different departments. The key here is knowledge, not how it was obtained.

oh okay i thought you work with USCIS and i just want you know that i don’t want my wife read all this negative answers because that will make her more sick so i try to take advice and tell her slowly how we will do it for not scare her

Do you think it not a problem if my wife send a letter of how she suffer here because of the medicine and the doctor here does not have so much experience in this town

[pushbrk 12,569]

oh okay i thought you work with USCIS and i just want you know that i don't want my wife read all this negative answers because that will make her more sick so i try to take advice and tell her slowly how we will do it for not scare her

Do you think it not a problem if my wife send a letter of how she suffer here because of the medicine and the doctor here does not have so much experience in this town

It is not a problem but it will not impact the result or the timing of your appeal.

[Adriene H 89]

All the responses and advice you've received thus far

is more reality than negative.