K1 visa granted, is return ticket necessary?

[Moomin 292]

Hmmmm...and...8 months on and there are no updates on that one particular unresolved thread, it's not even clear who fked up, the OP will not say who it is in their timeline. "Our case is a sensitive one due to a massive error made on someone's part(wont say who). Trying like hell to correct error through...everything possible."

OK what about this scenario, the return flight that you "don't get on" crashes and all souls are lost.

According to their records you were on that flight...then what???

Sorry but our records show you left the country and are now dead ?

Oh please....

Basically, it doesn't matter what happens after the plane leaves US soil, and I do understand it's a scenario that won't happen that often. I'm just trying to at least help the OP without later on maybe running into a dilemma. But it's not really USCIS' problem after it happened. They didn't screw up by denying AOS, that's for the airline to clear up and for you to prove you didn't get on that plane. And it's your responsibility to cancel your ticket, unfortunately.

..and yes, some don't come back updating their info or how they solved the problem on VJ. Would be nice though:)

[Moomin 292]

Basically, it doesn't matter what happens after the plane leaves US soil, and I do understand it's a scenario that won't happen that often. I'm just trying to at least help the OP without later on maybe running into a dilemma. But it's not really USCIS' problem after it happened. They didn't screw up by denying AOS, that's for the airline to clear up and for you to prove you didn't get on that plane. And it's your responsibility to cancel your ticket, unfortunately.

..and yes, some don't come back updating their info or how they solved the problem on VJ. Would be nice though:)

Here's a link: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/290482-never-filed-aos/page__view__findpost__p__4402807

Read the posts further down to see more links.