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King Solomon   0

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Me and my wife failed our first and second Interview in both NY and NJ and now am in removal proceeding, I filed for asylum and withholding but we divorced now and am married again with a new pending I 130 with USCIS. And is it possible I could withdraw the withholding application and continue the I 130 petition with the court ? because am scared the judge will flip off...I have my receipt notice ready to show her and am going next month with my current wife and attorney....

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Me and my wife failed our first and second Interview in both NY and NJ and now am in removal proceeding, I filed for asylum and withholding but we divorced now and am married again with a new pending I 130 with USCIS. And is it possible I could withdraw the withholding application and continue the I 130 petition with the court ? because am scared the judge will flip off...I have my receipt notice ready to show her and am going next month with my current wife and attorney....

This is legal advice you're seeking - best to consult with a competent and qualified attorney. :thumbs:

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Me and my wife failed our first and second Interview in both NY and NJ and now am in removal proceeding, I filed for asylum and withholding but we divorced now and am married again with a new pending I 130 with USCIS. And is it possible I could withdraw the withholding application and continue the I 130 petition with the court ? because am scared the judge will flip off...I have my receipt notice ready to show her and am going next month with my current wife and attorney....

This is legal advice you're seeking - best to consult with a competent and qualified attorney. :thumbs:

Agree, your case sounds very tough, find a very good lawyer.

At first glance, they could think your marriage was just for immigration purposes, (first and now second one).

Filing for the asylum and withholding after the 2nd denial, you made it even murkier.

good luck.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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Enlighten one :)   5

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You should be consulting that attorney of yours. Obviously you failed your interview; because they could tall that someone didn't love someone.

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write in detail and make it easy for others to help you ....

Fill up your timeline.

a) what evidences of continued and ongoing relationship did you show ? How did you come here and got married ?? how did you know ur 1st wife ??

B) What did they ask at the intyerview that you cdnt answer ?

c) what happened at the 2nd interview ?

d) Did they give you any option for you to leave US within a certain amount of time ??

e) YOu wrote "Me and my wife failed our first and second Interview in both NY and NJ and now am in removal proceeding, I filed for asylum and withholding but we divorced now and am married again with a new pending I 130 with USCIS."

you mean after ur case failed with ur 1st wife at the 1st and 2nd interview , you got divorced and married ur 2nd wife and applied for fresh AOS ??

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AOS
Married: June 9, 2008.
Visa expired : June 12, 2008
Filed for AOS . Sent through USPS Priority Express : March 03, 2009
Package Delieverd at USCIS: March 05, 2009
March 13, 2009 : Checks Cashed
March 13, 2009 : NOA 1 received on I-485, I-130, I-765. Dated March 11th, 09
March 17, 2009 : Biometrics Letter recieved (Dated 13th March). Interview on 1st week of April
April 2, 2009 : Biometrics done. Total time taken with wait 20 mins.
April 22, 2009 : Called USCIS. They have received fingerprints and work permit is in process.
May 7, 2009 : I-765 case online. Card Production ordered.
May 11,2009 : EAD card received.
May 12,2009 : Applied for SSN.
May 18,2009 : Received SS card.
June 08,2009 : Received Letter for Interview ( scheduled on July 14 th July )
July 14th : Great Interview. All done in 20 mins.
July 18th: Online status - Card Production ordered. Thank God !! I-130 online status : Pending
July 23rd : Welcome to USA & I-130 approval letter recieved. Online status still shows pending.
July 31st : Received conditional green card
Removing Condition
3/25/11 - Received reminder from USCIS to file for ROC
5/6/11 - Sent I-751 Packet to CSC via usps
5/9/11- Package delivered to csc.
5/11/11- Check cashed electronically by CSC
5/16/11- NOA 1 received
5/27/11 - Biometrics letter received.Scheduled on 06/06/11. Case Online
6/6/11 - Biometrics done
9/6/11 - Approved.Card Production Ordered
9/12/11- Card Received

Citizenship

10/13/15 : Sent N400

10/16/15 : NOA

11/13/15 : Fingerprints

11/17/15 : In Line for Interview

01/11/16 : Interview- Passed & Given Oath letter & Date by hand

01/14/16 : Oath Ceremony done & Naturalization Certificate in hand.Proud citizen of USA

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emt103c   10

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They are right, you need an attorney's advice to be sure. When they declare that a marriage is entered into for immigration purposes only, you are no longer eligible for a visa based on any marriage. There's no waiver for this.

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