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When a k1 is denied you have the option of filing another k1with the same fiance. Or marrying. But when a spousal visa is denied can you fight it by filing again?

With a CR1/IR1 never a need to refile because it doesn't expire. So you either wait to be reaffirm if noiot reaffirm appeal (this after interview denial we are talking about). There is alot more wiggle room for married folk when it comes to this. And once denied they can't deny you for same reason on same petition. Thus the reason why the success rate of reaffirms. Nothing new was found so CO has to back the plkay of USCIS.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
Timeline
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With a CR1/IR1 never a need to refile because it doesn't expire. So you either wait to be reaffirm if noiot reaffirm appeal (this after interview denial we are talking about). There is alot more wiggle room for married folk when it comes to this. And once denied they can't deny you for same reason on same petition. Thus the reason why the success rate of reaffirms. Nothing new was found so CO has to back the plkay of USCIS.

The same is true of reaffirmed K1's, if they reaffirm instead of expire. And when you stay in the same visa class like we did they actually will look at your original denial even if it expired.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

 
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