Strange situation!!!

[robertg 0]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

[brnidokiegurl 0]

did they get back with you that they would continue the withdrawal or any more word from them

[pushbrk 13,001]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

If the letter you sent was sufficient to withdraw the petition, then it is unlikely you can un-withdraw it. I suspect you'll be filing again but it wouldn't hurt to make an infopass appointment and ask.

[sgr 0]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

you appled for k1 before?? now you applying for cr1???how come

[robertg 0]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

If the letter you sent was sufficient to withdraw the petition, then it is unlikely you can un-withdraw it. I suspect you'll be filing again but it wouldn't hurt to make an infopass appointment and ask.

Not yet, I just sent the application last week. Is it possible that they may send a enquriry about this and that time I have a chance to explain them to continue the process?

Our k1 was denied then we married and sent the application for K3.

[Minya's wife 25]

Why was your K-1 denied? Is the K-1 application completely 'closed'...as in have you received communication from USCIS to that extent? It is important that you verify that your K-1 is completely closed as/per USCIS before a new petition is filed for the same beneficiary.

Unfortunately, once you send in communication stating you want to withdraw the petition, it is almost impossible to 'intercept' the communication and un-withdraw your application. Once USCIS receives your letter, your petition would be marked 'withdrawn'....I don't know of a way in which you can then re-open said petition. You will have to re-file.

-P

[pushbrk 13,001]

Why was your K-1 denied? Is the K-1 application completely 'closed'...as in have you received communication from USCIS to that extent? It is important that you verify that your K-1 is completely closed as/per USCIS before a new petition is filed for the same beneficiary.

Unfortunately, once you send in communication stating you want to withdraw the petition, it is almost impossible to 'intercept' the communication and un-withdraw your application. Once USCIS receives your letter, your petition would be marked 'withdrawn'....I don't know of a way in which you can then re-open said petition. You will have to re-file.

-P

Also, an I-130 is not an application for a K3 visa. It is a "petition" which when approved will allow your spouse to "apply" for a CR1, not K3 visa.

When did you send the petition?

When did you send the letter withdrawing the petition?

[sgr 0]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

If the letter you sent was sufficient to withdraw the petition, then it is unlikely you can un-withdraw it. I suspect you'll be filing again but it wouldn't hurt to make an infopass appointment and ask.

Not yet, I just sent the application last week. Is it possible that they may send a enquriry about this and that time I have a chance to explain them to continue the process?

Our k1 was denied then we married and sent the application for K3.

ROBERT ........I THINK you need to reapply and wait in line ...like us for cr1 or k3 ....just go through guides &flow chart carefully..............and ask for ... here

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Hi list,

I have sent my I-130 petition on Sep 12th and after 4 months on Jan 24th 2008 I received NOA1, in the mean time my wife was getting really impatient and we lost trust in each other. I was so frusrated and sent a letter to USCIS to withdraw my petition which is a big foolish mistake. Is is possible to send USCIS another request to continue the process or is it too late?.

Anyone was in this kind of situation? please help!!!!!!!!!.

Thanks in advance

you appled for k1 before?? now you applying for cr1???how come

because it was returned and we were told it expired and we were free to file again so i just file the cr1

sorry thought this was directed to me

Edited March 11, 2008 by brnidokiegurl

[robertg 0]

Why was your K-1 denied? Is the K-1 application completely 'closed'...as in have you received communication from USCIS to that extent? It is important that you verify that your K-1 is completely closed as/per USCIS before a new petition is filed for the same beneficiary.

Unfortunately, once you send in communication stating you want to withdraw the petition, it is almost impossible to 'intercept' the communication and un-withdraw your application. Once USCIS receives your letter, your petition would be marked 'withdrawn'....I don't know of a way in which you can then re-open said petition. You will have to re-file.

-P

Also, an I-130 is not an application for a K3 visa. It is a "petition" which when approved will allow your spouse to "apply" for a CR1, not K3 visa.

When did you send the petition?

When did you send the letter withdrawing the petition?

I know that's what I meant actually CR1 not K3. Petition was received by them on Sep 13th and the letter to withdraw the petition was sent last week.