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pushbrk Grand Master

pushbrk   12,824

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may simply be too many obstacles to overcome...

Lots of maybe to agree with here but until Engineer come forward to explain why and what exactly his "fiance" signed, we have nothing but maybe to offer.

"Married" will be reason enough to deny a K1 visa, as will strictly to obtain an immigration benefit.

What is the actual an complete wording of the reason for denial?

Why and under what circumstances did she sign any such affidavit?

What did the affidavit specifically state?

Without those answers and possibly more, we have only maybe.

My first thought was simply that the letter of intent originally states her reason for wanting to marry the petitioner was to move to immigrate to the US in order to benefit herself and her children. If she neglected to mention any other reasons for her intent to marry the petitioner, that could be the whole enchilada. I suspect there is far more to the story we need to hear to be of help.

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Ursa Tripudio   2

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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One possibility I did not see mentioned: Could she have previously married under false pretenses? If so, perhaps she signed an affidavit as an alternative to prosecution which was kept on file to prevent further attempts.

  • 07/17/07 Returned from two months in China. All K1 documents 'in hand'.
  • 07/19/07 Completed preparation of I-129F & associated documentation. Mailed it.
  • 08/03/07 Received NOA1 from the CSC.
  • 12/13/07 Received NOA2 from the CSC.
  • 01/23/08 NVC sent our case to U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou China.
  • 03/31/08 U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou China received, issued case number.
  • 04/05/08 P3 received.
  • 04/06/08 P3 sent.
  • 05/01/08 P4 received.
  • 05/12/08 Flight to China.
  • 06/23/08 Interview at U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou China- PINK.
  • 06/25/08 K1 & K2 visas received.
  • 07/09/08 We all arrive in America, Chicago POE
  • 08/06/08 Fiancee receives SSN (req. for marriage in our state)
  • 08/08/08 Married
  • 09/01/08 Moved into new house. AR-11's filed for wife & son.
  • 09/19/08 AOS / EAD package mailed.
  • 09/25/08 AOS / EAD NOAs.
  • 10/02/08 Biometrics letters.
  • 10/16/08 Biometrics taken.
  • 10/17/08 Case transferred to CSC.
  • 12/08/08 EADs approved / EAD cards issued.
  • 03/05/09 AOS approved.
  • 03/12/09 Green Cards received.
  • 09/17/10 Application for Lifting Conditions Mailed.
  • 10/04/10 NOA1
  • 10/19/10 Biometrics Taken.
  • 01/07/11 Removal of Conditions Approved
  • 02/26/12 Still Happily Married & Doing Well

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may simply be too many obstacles to overcome...

Lots of maybe to agree with here but until Engineer come forward to explain why and what exactly his "fiance" signed, we have nothing but maybe to offer.

"Married" will be reason enough to deny a K1 visa, as will strictly to obtain an immigration benefit.

What is the actual an complete wording of the reason for denial?

Why and under what circumstances did she sign any such affidavit?

What did the affidavit specifically state?

Without those answers and possibly more, we have only maybe.

My first thought was simply that the letter of intent originally states her reason for wanting to marry the petitioner was to move to immigrate to the US in order to benefit herself and her children. If she neglected to mention any other reasons for her intent to marry the petitioner, that could be the whole enchilada. I suspect there is far more to the story we need to hear to be of help.

Have to agree with you the OP has to spill the beans on this, a affidavit to what ? why sign it ? married ? lots more clarity needed from these guys.

Nov 2nd 2006 met online

June 28th 2007 sent 1-129f to NSC

July 11th 2007 NOA-1 received date on NOA-1 (now at CSC)

July 19th 2007 NAO 1 Reciept date on NOA-1

Nov 21st 2007 NOA-2

Dec 13th 2007 - arrives at NVC

Dec 20th 2007 - leaves NVC on route to GUZ

March 10th 2008- P3 sent & returned

April 9th 2008- P-4

May 22nd 2008 interview

Tracking:

Filing to Noa -1 -13 days

NOA-1 to NOA-2 - 133 days

NOA-2 to NVC - 22 days

NVC Processing - 7 days

NVC to GUZ - 81 days

P-3 to interview - 73 days

Interview to visa - 10 days

Filing to visa- 341 days

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