How To Cancel Petition Once Its At NVC

[Leedah 22]

Hi All.

I am making my decision whether to cancel a petition for my husband that was approved in July.08

Due to some marital issues, I may need to file for divorce and cancel the petition.

I am wondering how would I go about canceling considering it was already approved at the USCIS level and I haven't sent in the I-864. I actually only paid the $70 and sent the AOS fee bill. So far, I believe that my husband has received the 864 in his country.

My questions...

1. How to cancel at NVC.

2. If husband has the 864 forms, is it possible for him to simply sign my name and send it to someone else to "doctor up"? He does have a relative here in my state that was supposed to be the co-sponsor for him and me. This person has sponsored 2 other people to immigrate, so I know he has the money to sponsor. That also probably means he has the money to "doctor up" whatever my husband wants it to say.

3. If he somehow gets "the ball rolling" without me and manages to get here without me even knowing (through falsifying the 864 and using the guy as the co-sponsor) will I have recourse? If he got here somehow, more power....but I do not want to be held liable for that support form if he managed to fake my info and signature. I know it is legally binding until the person works 40 quarter hours, becomes a citizen, dies or goes back to their own country permanently.

4. Since we married in his country and I didn't register the marriage license anywhere except sending it to USCIS, will I need to divorce in his country or can I simply do a pro se divorce myself in my state?

Thanks for any answers.

[payxibka 10,045]

Send them a letter indicating such and ignore all further process correspondence from NVC... Unless the file is complete the file will not be sent to the consulate.

If your husband manages to continue the process, unless there has been a change of agent... you will possibly have opportunity to see additional correspondence relating to this petition. In addition, monitoring the NVC telephonic case reporting system would be wise as well...

[Leedah 22]

Husband is the agent at this time. I tried to be it, unfortunately when the DS3032 was sent to him, he said that he never received it. I, of course received a copy of it without the barcode on the top. I made an email with all pertinent details (the DS3032 in email form) and sent it to my husband. I then instructed him how to send it to the NVC email and to tell them that I would be the agent for him. However since he said he received "some type" of forms, I assume its the 864 info since I never got anything else but the first fee bill.

[payxibka 10,045]

Husband is the agent at this time. I tried to be it, unfortunately when the DS3032 was sent to him, he said that he never received it. I, of course received a copy of it without the barcode on the top. I made an email with all pertinent details (the DS3032 in email form) and sent it to my husband. I then instructed him how to send it to the NVC email and to tell them that I would be the agent for him. However since he said he received "some type" of forms, I assume its the 864 info since I never got anything else but the first fee bill.

The I-864 is useless without your *signature* and evidence of financial ability, does he have this? ..... unless of course he has another USC that is willing to sponsor him

[wowswift 3]

the I-864 won't go to him, but he can of course get it online. The only thing that NVC sends that he might get that will say I-864 was some info sheet about domicile that came with the DS-3032. The agent will receive things that go with the IV bill. If you think he can get it out of NVC on his own, take fwaguy's advice and monitor the AVR or even speak to an operator there. If it gets out, you could always inform the consulate or embassy handling the case.