Cancel k1 visa when it arrives

[yenni87 3]

hello am the beneficiary and my problem is that my bf well my ex now don't want to continue the relationship and don't want to get married, am still on AP and haven't yet received my passport... I would like to know what I have to do that wont affect me in the embassy, if I have to let the visa expire, because I would like to apply one day for a tourist visa not now butmaybe one day I only wanted to be with him so the only reason decide to go to the us is to be with him, so sad everything is over but I have to keep going with my life.

[Elizabeth+Fred 35]

Well, there are two ways.

First, your (now ex-) fiancé in the U.S. could write a letter to both USCIS and your local Embassy,

stating that the relationship is over and that he would like to cancel the pending I-129F petition on

behalf of the both of you. That letter should indicate the relevant case information (both your names,

your A-number if they already assigned one, the case number if they assigned one, etc) and it

should be sent to both the USCIS office that is processing the petition, as well as your local

embassy.

If he cannot (or will not) do that, you can send such a letter to your embassy, basically stating that

the relationship has been terminated, and you would like to cancel your appointment with the

Embassy. See above for what that letter should contain.

Worst case, you could simply not respond to their letter, and not show up for any interview, as this

will (also) terminate the petition. Personally, I think it will "look better" if either of you write and send

that letter, so they can simply close and dismiss the case, rather than letting it expire.

Closing this case will (normally) NOT have an impact for getting a tourist visa, but that is not a

hard fact. They WILL see that you had a K-1 petition which was terminated, so if and when you

apply for such a tourist visa, be prepared to answer some (extra) questions about it. Not a problem,

just be prepared in that case.

Good luck, and sorry to hear this is needed..!

[Ilovemyman 147]

Just let expire the visa, dont use it.

With that you dont have any problem.

But if you go to usa and dont go back to your country before 90 days and stay ilegally, you will have a lot problem, because you cant adjuste status with other persone if you get marry with other persone , the name of your fiance is on the visa.

Best option let expire.

[yenni87 3]

Well, there are two ways.

First, your (now ex-) fiancé in the U.S. could write a letter to both USCIS and your local Embassy,

stating that the relationship is over and that he would like to cancel the pending I-129F petition on

behalf of the both of you. That letter should indicate the relevant case information (both your names,

your A-number if they already assigned one, the case number if they assigned one, etc) and it

should be sent to both the USCIS office that is processing the petition, as well as your local

embassy.

If he cannot (or will not) do that, you can send such a letter to your embassy, basically stating that

the relationship has been terminated, and you would like to cancel your appointment with the

Embassy. See above for what that letter should contain.

Worst case, you could simply not respond to their letter, and not show up for any interview, as this

will (also) terminate the petition. Personally, I think it will "look better" if either of you write and send

that letter, so they can simply close and dismiss the case, rather than letting it expire.

Closing this case will (normally) NOT have an impact for getting a tourist visa, but that is not a

hard fact. They WILL see that you had a K-1 petition which was terminated, so if and when you

apply for such a tourist visa, be prepared to answer some (extra) questions about it. Not a problem,

just be prepared in that case.

Good luck, and sorry to hear this is needed..!

hi elizabeth thank u for the info but we had our interview already

[TBoneTX 45,324]

your (now ex-) fiancé in the U.S. could write a letter to both USCIS and your local Embassy, stating that the relationship is over and that he would like to cancel the pending I-129F petition on behalf of the both of you. That letter should indicate the relevant case information (both your names, your A-number if they already assigned one, the case number if they assigned one, etc) and it should be sent to both the USCIS office that is processing the petition, as well as your local embassy.

If he cannot (or will not) do that, you can send such a letter to your embassy, basically stating that the relationship has been terminated. See above for what that letter should contain.

The bolded part above is the most efficient path, at this stage.

Edited January 7, 2015 by TBoneTX