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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: India
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hi everyone

i have a question about my friend..they got married the petitioner(husband) who is in usa had a previous marriage and got divorced long back..and the beneficiary is from india.. they got married in india and got their marrriage registered in india..and in their marriage certificate their is a column of information to write the marital status at the time of marriage..and in case of the petitioner it was to be written divorcee at the time of marriage.. but they wrote unmarried. and nobody thought about it..because nobody thought it could be a mistake and because the previous marriage was terminated so the groom was unmarried...in other words they didnot even think about it.

Now when they noticed and realised it they r worried as they have attached the previous marriage and divorce papers(pf petitioner husband) with their I-130 application. Can uscis/ or embassy at time of interview ask about it..Can it lead to visa rejection?

Please reply back with ur opinions if any of ur friends had similar situation.

Thanks in advance

best of luck to everyone for their visa journey

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: India
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Agreed, Unmarried should not present a problem.

The Journey Home
04/27/2009 - POE at JFK (Quick and Easy!!!!)
05/07/2009 - Applied for SSN
05/09/2009 - Welcome Letter Received
05/14/2009 - SSN Received
05/11/2009 - GC Production Ordered
06/12/2009 - GC Production Ordered (AGAIN ?!?!?!)
06/19/2009 - Alien Registration Approval notice email
06/22/2009 - 2 Year Green Card Received!!!!!!

Naturalization
02/06/2013 - Application Sent
02/13/2013 - NOA (Priority Date Feb 8th)
02/13/2013 - Biometrics Appt. Letter Received
02/21/2013 - Early Bio Appt. (Original March 15th)
02/26/2013 - Place Inline for Interview

04/24/2013 - Interview scheduled

05/31/2013 - Interview - Recommended for Approval

XX/XX/2013 - Oath Ceremony

 
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