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Does anyone know if you can cancel a K4 visa? My juvenile deliquent stepson is here on a k4 visa and he is going home to visit his father and his mother and I want to make sure he does not reenter the US. I have filed an I-130 for hin that has not yet been approved. His k4 expires in December. I have thought about just tearing his visa out of his passport just before he boards the plane but if I can cancel it properly I would rather do that. If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.

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Luciel(Colombia) & Jim(USA)

Married in Cali Colombia Dec 19, 2003

Filed I-130 Jan 29, 2004

NOA #1 Feb 3, 2004

Filed I-129f Feb 16, 2004

I-129f Rec'd Feb 24, 2004

NOA #1 Rec'd Feb 26, 2004

NOA #2 I-129f Dated Aug 18, 2004

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littlebhuddha,

You can withdraw the I-130 petition. Have a consultation with an immigration attorney to find out what else you might be able to do, and how best to go about doing things to have the best chance of being effective.

Yodrak

Does anyone know if you can cancel a K4 visa? My juvenile deliquent stepson is here on a k4 visa and he is going home to visit his father and his mother and I want to make sure he does not reenter the US. I have filed an I-130 for hin that has not yet been approved. His k4 expires in December. I have thought about just tearing his visa out of his passport just before he boards the plane but if I can cancel it properly I would rather do that. If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.
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FYI

I just talked to an immigration officer. He said by withdrawing the I-130 the K4 would be canceled. But he said that it might take awhile to get it in the system and suggested removing the visa from the the passport.

Thanks for the responses.

As of Thursday, San Diego will be less one juvenile deliquent. :dance:

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Luciel(Colombia) & Jim(USA)

Married in Cali Colombia Dec 19, 2003

Filed I-130 Jan 29, 2004

NOA #1 Feb 3, 2004

Filed I-129f Feb 16, 2004

I-129f Rec'd Feb 24, 2004

NOA #1 Rec'd Feb 26, 2004

NOA #2 I-129f Dated Aug 18, 2004

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But he said that it might take awhile to get it in the system and suggested removing the visa from the the passport.

Wow, I didn't know you could do that.

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meauxna,

And as a practical matter, many juvenile dilinquents have groups of friends who might want to practice their martial arts skills.

Yodrak

But he said that it might take awhile to get it in the system and suggested removing the visa from the the passport.

Wow, I didn't know you could do that.

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meauxna,

And as a practical matter, many juvenile dilinquents have groups of friends who might want to practice their marial arts skills.

Yodrak

But he said that it might take awhile to get it in the system and suggested removing the visa from the the passport.

Wow, I didn't know you could do that.

Although I can see the point of tearing the visa out of the young mans passort (I had to laugh at that one),

isn't that a criminal offense?----tampering with a passport? .....Just wondering.

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