made a mistake?

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ok here is what happened, he came to united states in 2003 as CR1 , got divorced in 2006 and we went together to mexico to meet with my family and he got detained when we tryed to reenter the country . his i-751 was still valid but he was divorced so they said that he did not have valid cocuments to reenter . he got detained so we got married while he was at the detention center and at the last court the judge told me that my husband was legal and he has very clean record and never over stayed so he and the goverment agreed to drop all the charges and he allowed him to withdraw his application for admission and he told menot to worry,he is not getting deported andhe has very clean record . so they gaved me a paper stated ( in respond to both partys ,he was allowed to withdraw his application for addmission and waived by both) so after he left the country the attorney filed the i-130 and the i-129f at one time without any evidence at all ,not even g-325a or MC, or divorce papers!! nothing at all ,just the forms ,so 10 months later they transfared the case (i-130) to the local office and they sent me a letter stated thet the i-130 can't be approved if the benifecery was in removal proceeding on or after 1986 unless if we prove bonafide relationship so we sent the documents in respond but they deny it 2 weeks later . they told us that the evidence have to be send at one time so we failed to prove bonafide marriage so i appeald it but got tired waiting(1 year now) so in july i filed a new i-130 wit all the supporting documents and i sent documents that wasn't sent the first time and you know the rest . so now what do you think?

Edited October 20, 2008 by sad_angel

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they did not say fraud or anything,they just said thatthe evidence have to be sent at one time so they were forced to deny it because we send the i-130 the first time with no documents at all.

Edited October 20, 2008 by sad_angel

[pushbrk 13,070]

ok here is what happened, he came to united states in 2003 as CR1 , got divorced in 2006 and we went together to mexico to meet with my family and he got detained when we tryed to reenter the country . his i-751 was still valid but he was divorced so they said that he did not have valid cocuments to reenter . he got detained so we got married while he was at the detention center and at the last court the judge told me that my husband was legal and he has very clean record and never over stayed so he and the goverment agreed to drop all the charges and he allowed him to withdraw his application for admission and he told menot to worry,he is not getting deported andhe has very clean record . so they gaved me a paper stated ( in respond to both partys ,he was allowed to withdraw his application for addmission and waived by both) so after he left the country the attorney filed the i-130 and the i-129f at one time without any evidence at all ,not even g-325a or MC, or divorce papers!! nothing at all ,just the forms ,so 10 months later they transfared the case (i-130) to the local office and they sent me a letter stated thet the i-130 can't be approved if the benifecery was in removal proceeding on or after 1986 unless if we prove bonafide relationship so we sent the documents in respond but they deny it 2 weeks later . they told us that the evidence have to be send at one time so we failed to prove bonafide marriage so i appeald it but got tired waiting(1 year now) so in july i filed a new i-130 wit all the supporting documents and i sent documents that wasn't sent the first time and you know the rest . so now what do you think?

I think you complicated things by filing a new petition while the other was under appeal. Hopefully the local office can resolve all issues.

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ok here is what happened, he came to united states in 2003 as CR1 , got divorced in 2006 and we went together to mexico to meet with my family and he got detained when we tryed to reenter the country . his i-751 was still valid but he was divorced so they said that he did not have valid cocuments to reenter . he got detained so we got married while he was at the detention center and at the last court the judge told me that my husband was legal and he has very clean record and never over stayed so he and the goverment agreed to drop all the charges and he allowed him to withdraw his application for admission and he told menot to worry,he is not getting deported andhe has very clean record . so they gaved me a paper stated ( in respond to both partys ,he was allowed to withdraw his application for addmission and waived by both) so after he left the country the attorney filed the i-130 and the i-129f at one time without any evidence at all ,not even g-325a or MC, or divorce papers!! nothing at all ,just the forms ,so 10 months later they transfared the case (i-130) to the local office and they sent me a letter stated thet the i-130 can't be approved if the benifecery was in removal proceeding on or after 1986 unless if we prove bonafide relationship so we sent the documents in respond but they deny it 2 weeks later . they told us that the evidence have to be send at one time so we failed to prove bonafide marriage so i appeald it but got tired waiting(1 year now) so in july i filed a new i-130 wit all the supporting documents and i sent documents that wasn't sent the first time and you know the rest . so now what do you think?

I think you complicated things by filing a new petition while the other was under appeal. Hopefully the local office can resolve all issues.

i just dont know about some of the mmigration attorneys . i spoked to three different lawyers and they all told me to go ahead and send the new one and not to worry or withdraw the appeal and now ia m finding out they were all wrong. i will be sending the withdrawn letter tomorrowto proceed with the new file only. so if hey withdraw it what do you think about my new case and the evidence? are they going to deny me again just because they deny me the first time? and do you think my husband would need a waiver at the embassy? thank you

Edited October 20, 2008 by sad_angel

[pushbrk 13,070]

ok here is what happened, he came to united states in 2003 as CR1 , got divorced in 2006 and we went together to mexico to meet with my family and he got detained when we tryed to reenter the country . his i-751 was still valid but he was divorced so they said that he did not have valid cocuments to reenter . he got detained so we got married while he was at the detention center and at the last court the judge told me that my husband was legal and he has very clean record and never over stayed so he and the goverment agreed to drop all the charges and he allowed him to withdraw his application for admission and he told menot to worry,he is not getting deported andhe has very clean record . so they gaved me a paper stated ( in respond to both partys ,he was allowed to withdraw his application for addmission and waived by both) so after he left the country the attorney filed the i-130 and the i-129f at one time without any evidence at all ,not even g-325a or MC, or divorce papers!! nothing at all ,just the forms ,so 10 months later they transfared the case (i-130) to the local office and they sent me a letter stated thet the i-130 can't be approved if the benifecery was in removal proceeding on or after 1986 unless if we prove bonafide relationship so we sent the documents in respond but they deny it 2 weeks later . they told us that the evidence have to be send at one time so we failed to prove bonafide marriage so i appeald it but got tired waiting(1 year now) so in july i filed a new i-130 wit all the supporting documents and i sent documents that wasn't sent the first time and you know the rest . so now what do you think?

I think you complicated things by filing a new petition while the other was under appeal. Hopefully the local office can resolve all issues.

i just dont know about some of the mmigration attorneys . i spoked to three different lawyers and they all told me to go ahead and send the new one and not to worry or withdraw the appeal and now ia m finding out they were all wrong. i will be sending the withdrawn letter tomorrowto proceed with the new file only. so if hey withdraw it what do you think about my new case and the evidence? are they going to deny me again just because they deny me the first time? and do you think my husband would need a waiver at the embassy? thank you

It's my opinion they were wrong. At this point, I'd bring the letter to any appointment at the local office rather than risk further complications having a withdrawal letter floating out there. Maybe they'll think you're withdrawing everything.

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well the uscis local office had nothing to do with the BIA!!! can i withdraw the BIA appeala at the uscis local office? i am sending it out tomorrow over night to the BIA address but am kinda worry

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this is what am going to mail tomorrow to the BIA

Board of Immigration Appeals

[Their Address]

***REQUEST TO WITHDRAW BIA APPEAL***

Dear Sir or Madam,

Please find enclosed a Receipt for the BIA Appeal that I have previously submitted. This is a request to withdraw this appeal with the BIA, since I am currently pursuing a newly filed I-130 petition at the USCIS administrative level. Thank you.

Sincerely,

(my name)

Appellant

[pushbrk 13,070]

well the uscis local office had nothing to do with the BIA!!! can i withdraw the BIA appeala at the uscis local office? i am sending it out tomorrow over night to the BIA address but am kinda worry

I'm not familiar with BIA procedures. Are withdrawing an I-130 or an appeal of a decision on an I-130?

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thank you pushbrk ,

no i will withdraw the appeal on the first i-130 , the one was filed in jan of 2007 and got denied at the uscis local office.