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thfar   0

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He had his interview last week and he got his visa approved.

I was so happy that I traveled to celebrate with him.

But, he was celebrating with someone else. :(

Please help me to write a letter to withdraw my case.

"Please be advised that I, (MY NAME), have decided that my marriage will not take place within the 90 day period. I am requesting to withdraw K-1 Fiancé Visa for (HIS NAME) and my affidavit of support for case A000 000 000."

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sweetescape   1

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

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thfar   0

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

Thanks for your advice and your support

all this wait for nothing

the fact that we will not be together really hurts

this is a hard time for me

Dakine Veteran

Dakine   26

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

Thanks for your advice and your support

all this wait for nothing

the fact that we will not be together really hurts

this is a hard time for me

Obviously for the better. Especially catching it before you married. And do do a notarized letter withdrawing your support and petition.

Sounds like he may be the BIG loser in the long run.

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papart_banks   0

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Wow! Don't let it get you down!!

Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

Thanks for your advice and your support

all this wait for nothing

the fact that we will not be together really hurts

this is a hard time for me

Obviously for the better. Especially catching it before you married. And do do a notarized letter withdrawing your support and petition.

Sounds like he may be the BIG loser in the long run.

Edited by papart_banks
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alex and astrid   38

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He had his interview last week and he got his visa approved.

I was so happy that I traveled to celebrate with him.

But, he was celebrating with someone else. :(

Please help me to write a letter to withdraw my case.

"Please be advised that I, (MY NAME), have decided that my marriage will not take place within the 90 day period. I am requesting to withdraw K-1 Fiancé Visa for (HIS NAME) and my affidavit of support for case A000 000 000."

I thought that once the visa has been issued, it can't be revoked? And then, if the beneficiary comes to the States, you just don't marry them? And if they stay in the states, they will then be under deportations orders? A lot a question marks, I know.

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rsn   135

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

You are wrong. Notarized letter is NOT necessary.

Please cite your source(s). Common sense would suggest that, if it is even allowed, revoking an affidavit of support would require a notarized letter.

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bora bora   1

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

You are wrong. Notarized letter is NOT necessary.

Please cite your source(s). Common sense would suggest that, if it is even allowed, revoking an affidavit of support would require a notarized letter.

Then notarize it, better to CYA.

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Lost Love   0

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He had his interview last week and he got his visa approved.

I was so happy that I traveled to celebrate with him.

But, he was celebrating with someone else. :(

Please help me to write a letter to withdraw my case.

"Please be advised that I, (MY NAME), have decided that my marriage will not take place within the 90 day period. I am requesting to withdraw K-1 Fiancé Visa for (HIS NAME) and my affidavit of support for case A000 000 000."

Call DOS and they will tell you exactly what to do

garfield529 Community Regular

garfield529   47

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Sorry to hear about your situation. I think you need to notarized your letter. Be strong!

You are wrong. Notarized letter is NOT necessary.

It depends on the embassy, Guangzhou requires a notarized letter to withdraw support for a petition. However this visa has been issued so it is not an embassy issue, it goes back to USCIS. He can use the visa, he just will not be able to adjust status because he won't be able to marry the petitioner.

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KGH   0

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Make sure to call DHS, Embassy and your congress man and have them contact the embassy too.

He had his interview last week and he got his visa approved.

I was so happy that I traveled to celebrate with him.

But, he was celebrating with someone else. :(

Please help me to write a letter to withdraw my case.

"Please be advised that I, (MY NAME), have decided that my marriage will not take place within the 90 day period. I am requesting to withdraw K-1 Fiancé Visa for (HIS NAME) and my affidavit of support for case A000 000 000."

 
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