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Petitioner doesn't want to get married

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Colombia
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I thinks there is to many opinions on this treat . Some great , some not that good however .

We must understand that there is a BIG Difference Bettewen Moral and Legal Responsabilities

K1 and CR1 are 2 complete diferent Visas

CR1 Legally Responsable due tu Marrige

K1 Responsable as the 90 day visa become a Weeding. during the 90days all is fair game for both him or her. as it was during metting process.

Immigrants and Ops Is a BIG Gamble what we do .Is SAD wend all goes down hill . NOBODY WiNS ALL become losers. WHY?

OPS = Broken HEarth, MOney, Time on process , TRips ect .

Immigrant = Broken promisses , Broken dreams , Broken Hearts and Money Lost.

At the end if he doesnt get marry she must leave or she will get in more trouble and in the future if she finds reall love she will have to face a BAN for overstaing.

I only wish him and her the best of luck on there future if tehy are together or appart

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little_g
little_g

So wait a minute... you havent really explained "disaster" but I'll tell you this mate, I'm flying 3,500 miles to marry my fiance (ironically on the 29th) and let me tell you, If she lost her job and

san diego
san diego

I agree that you have no obligation. However, personally, I feel this is sad. I mean, person did take a large step in coming here.. I do feel that you take larger responsibility when you file for K1.

cardigans5
cardigans5

Well said! It's easy for an American to change their mind and go back to their lives but for the person leaving their country it's a MUCH bigger risk and change...and I'm the American saying this. You

 
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