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DO they deport me if my fiance leave me in US?

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Nothing is impossible this will never happen on me ,Just asking,If i come to US.And if my fiance leave me in US before getting married with her and bofore i have permenant resident card,Do they deport me?

Do i have any right to stay there?I should i to stay there ,While my fiance leave me.

If anyone don't know please don't answer.

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BlueBonnet
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Although I believe the Kathryn is being PC with this subject and the OP, I dont believe that the issue lies within his poor English. I think the problem that were having, as the users of this site wh

forgivennt4saken
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I hate to sound judgmental, but from the sounds of the post it seems like you are planning to split up once you get to the US and just trying to figure out how long you have to hold out. Don't focus

Penny Lane
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You seem to just want a way into the US. You are putting more emphasis on that than on your actual relationship.

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Nothing is impossible this will never happen on me ,Just asking,If i come to US.And if my fiance leave me in US before getting married with her and bofore i have permenant resident card,Do they deport me?

Do i have any right to stay there?I should i to stay there ,While my fiance leave me.

If anyone don't know please don't answer.

Yes, if your fiancee leaves you, and you didn't get married; you are deportable. You don't get to stay.

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Yes, if your fiancee leaves you, and you didn't get married; you are deportable. You don't get to stay.

Correct. In other words, the terms of the visa require that you marry your petitioner within 90 days of arriving in the USA, or you leave the USA within that 90 days instead. Not marrying the petitioner closes the K1 visa holder's path to permanent residency, the K1 visa opened.

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Also, if you get married and don't apply for AOS, correct?


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Penny Lane Grand Master

Penny Lane   8,159

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This is your 4th thread in about two days. I suggest reading the guides, since you don't know the basic process of K1 visas or Adjustment of Status (AOS).

Just yesterday you were talking about how you had an interview at the embassy next week. :blink:

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Coming to the States on a K1 visa is quite a process. Marrying is the very first step to get your GC once you are here.

You come, marry and then file for AOS (Adjustment of status). At that time together will need to file more documents with USCIS so you gain residency (getting your green card).

Through the AOS, you will be required to provide all kinds of documents to show the bonafide of marriage, and you might be interviewed as well before getting your GC.

You can find more details about this process at the GUIDES section.

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Sorry my English is not enough to read topics ,But when i ask you i can understan of questions,I'm Arab from Qatar,Regards,

Your English is not good enough to read topics? Perhaps your fiance/wife/whatever she is today should be posting here and asking questions, then.

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That does not smell right for me, but anyway,

1:If you are at any doubt that she might leave you, then you should not marry her from the begining

2: if she left you after 2being married and BEFORE your AOS, YES you will be deported. (someone correct me if I am wrong here).

3: You will be DEPORTED also if your AOS is rejected

You do not need to answer questions about your private life with her (sex) here. we the arab typically dont have sex untill we are married, and I am positive the consular knows something like that. but again its your call.answer questions about your immigration issues unless you were specefically asked about something else..

Hope that answers your question

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I hate to sound judgmental, but from the sounds of the post it seems like you are planning to split up once you get to the US and just trying to figure out how long you have to hold out. Don't focus on the negative. If you love her and she loves you, you should be focusing on keeping it that way.

Wifey's Process

Married:----------------------------2003-09-17

I-130 Sent:-------------------------2011-09-30

I-130 NOA:--------------------------2011-10-07

I-130 RFE:--------------------------2011-11-12---Request German Marriage Certificate/w translation

Mailed in Marriage Cert:------------2011-11-21

Notified Cert not received:---------2012-01-03

Appt @ USCIS for Cert:--------------2012-01-11

I-130 Approved:---------------------2012-01-11

Interview Date:---------------------2012-02-01

Interview Result:-------------------Approved

Visa Received:----------------------2012-02-10

POE Baltimore:----------------------2012-02-22

Kids' Process

I-130 turned in:--------------------2012-02-01

Consulate unsure how to proceed-----2012-05-01--They have to research and consult higher headquarters

I-130's approved--------------------2012-05-21

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