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What happens to CR-1 ( I-130) if K3 ( I-129F) is denied?

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BB&CC   0

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(Please note this same topic is listed under IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa General Discussion forum to reach broader audience)

(F) Hi all,

First of all, I want all of you to know that I will really apreacite any information that you can provide on this subject.

I know that those of us who are in the middle of this immigration proccess are experiencing difficult times due to the mental, emotioanl, and at times financial anguish brought on by the separation of our loved one/ones. I want you all to know that I feel your PAIN and offer moral support... stay STRONG! :energy:

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As I've been reading through these posts, I've learned a lot of useful information. One thing I haven't seen anyone discuss is the position one is left in, in the whole process, if their K3 Visa is denied. I guess these questions are for those that are knowledgeable in the K3/I-130 process as a whole...

* What happens to CR-1 ( I-130) petition that has yet to be approved at service center, if K3 ( I-129F) is denied at consulate interview?

* What happens to CR-1 ( I-130) petition that has been approved at service center, if K3 ( I-129F) is denied at consulate interview?

I want to be prepared for anything that could happen during this process. If anyone else has any questions regarding this topic, please bring them up! I would surely appreciate any insights. :)

Thanks All!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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it won't look good for the CR1 interview.. but don't think about that just yet... it's not that bad.. there's plenty of ways to argue/fight for the petition.. but I never seen an example yet as where they deny the K3, and approve the CR1..

I-130 STAGE 1 : 533 days - 1 year 6 months (4/16/2007 to 9/22/2008)

Priority Date I-130 : 4/16/2007 ( 533 days , APPROVED 9/22/2008)
Transferred to local office based on "security checks" : 11/27/2007
wrote hundreds of letters - received letter from FBI Records Management Chief stating no security checks
local office interview : 2/21/2008 - brought my parents too (result : you will get approval within 2-3 weeks)
5/2/2008 - (lawsuit) Writ of Mandamus - OFFICIAL DATE (7/29/2008)
9/22/2008 - CALL AND EMAIL COPY OF APPROVAL NOTICE FROM LAWYER

NVC STAGE 2 : 99 days - 3 months (9/30/2008 to 1/7/2009)
NVC Received : 9/30/2008
Received Packet 3 (I-864/DS-230) : 11/10/2008
NVC says "RFE sent out 12/9/08 for missing documents" : 12/10/2008
CASE COMPLETE - 1/7/2009

CONSULATE STAGE 3 : 96 days - 3 months (1/8/2009 to 4/14/2009)
CLEARED CUSTOMS - 3/10/2009
**APPOINTMENT DATE : 4/14/2009, 7:15AM**
** BLUE SLIP **

AP STAGE 4 : 97 days - 3 months (4/14/2009 to 7/20/2009)
DOS call to receive I-601 (Waiver of Grounds for Inadmissibility - basically denial) from Guangzhou : 6/24/2009

REMOVAL OF I-601 due to my letters to the USCIS Director, Michael Aytes: 6/29/2009
CALL-IN LETTER NOTIFIED : 7/8/2009
CALL-IN LETTER (APPROVAL)!! : 7/16/2009
ALL DONE!! (got both GREEN CARD & SSN CARD) : 10/1/2009

"http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/194075-feel-like-a-cr-1-csc-castaway/page-60" (pages 53-63) for more updates and letter I wrote to Director Michael Aytes and his replies and back and forth..

HER PARENTS - 10 months so far

I-130 Sent In : 1/7/2013

I-130 Approval : 3/28/2013

Transfer to NVC : 6/12/2013

Case Complete : 8/25/2013

"Ready for Interview" (Ready to wait for 1-3 Months, this is official NVC letter transfer date) : 9/9/2013

DHL Tracking : arrived 9/24/2013

P4 Letter : 11/21/2013

Interview Date : 12/9/2013, originally 12/3, stupid lawyer filled out her dad's passport number wrong..

Interview Passed : 12/9/2013

Visa "Issued" on CEAC : 12/10/2013

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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(Please note this same topic is listed under IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa General Discussion forum to reach broader audience)

(F) Hi all,

First of all, I want all of you to know that I will really apreacite any information that you can provide on this subject.

I know that those of us who are in the middle of this immigration proccess are experiencing difficult times due to the mental, emotioanl, and at times financial anguish brought on by the separation of our loved one/ones. I want you all to know that I feel your PAIN and offer moral support... stay STRONG! :energy:

OK...

:ot2:

As I've been reading through these posts, I've learned a lot of useful information. One thing I haven't seen anyone discuss is the position one is left in, in the whole process, if their K3 Visa is denied. I guess these questions are for those that are knowledgeable in the K3/I-130 process as a whole...

* What happens to CR-1 ( I-130) petition that has yet to be approved at service center, if K3 ( I-129F) is denied at consulate interview?

* What happens to CR-1 ( I-130) petition that has been approved at service center, if K3 ( I-129F) is denied at consulate interview?

I want to be prepared for anything that could happen during this process. If anyone else has any questions regarding this topic, please bring them up! I would surely appreciate any insights. :)

Thanks All!

If the I 129f was approved at VSC then most likely the I-130 was approved as well. If the K3 visa is denied and you are already way past the time for any waiver or from keeping it from getting back into the hands of USCIS then pretty much you can forget about the original I-130 as a second chance. An I-130 is just the starting block for an I-129f, if you chose the I-129f then that is what you chose, there is nothing else that will happen from the I-130. Best thing to try to do at that point is fight for the I-129F and the best way to do that is keep it there at the consulate. And I am not sure but I have seen mixed thngs about if the I-129F for K3 has an expiration date on it or not.

 
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