I-601 Waiver withdrawn by Consulate. New K1 Visa Appointment.

[Arroyo77 2]

Hello guys,

A few weeks ago, I received a letter from USCIS that my I-601 Waiver was closed because the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez had withdrawn the Inadmissibility on my case. The reason is that I was subject to a three year ban but it so happens that on February of this year I reached three years being in Mexico so the Consulate withdrew my Inadmissibility. I have now received the letter from the Consulate asking me to set up a new appointment with them so I have some questions that I hope I can get answered here :/

1.) Do I have to re-print my DS-160 confirmation letter or start a new one?

2.) My fiancee's dad is my affidavit of support, should I ask him for his Tax Return form again? My last interview was a year ago?

3.) Do I have to preset more proof of our relationship since my last interview?

4.) Would I need a new police certificate?

5.) Do I have to take my finger prints again?

Any information would be really helpful and I would really appreciate if anyone can share their story if they have gone through a similar process!!

Thank you!!

[Cody and Daisy 373]

Hello guys,

A few weeks ago, I received a letter from USCIS that my I-601 Waiver was closed because the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez had withdrawn the Inadmissibility on my case. The reason is that I was subject to a three year ban but it so happens that on February of this year I reached three years being in Mexico so the Consulate withdrew my Inadmissibility. I have now received the letter from the Consulate asking me to set up a new appointment with them so I have some questions that I hope I can get answered here :/

1.) Do I have to re-print my DS-160 confirmation letter or start a new one?

2.) My fiancee's dad is my affidavit of support, should I ask him for his Tax Return form again? My last interview was a year ago?

3.) Do I have to preset more proof of our relationship since my last interview?

4.) Would I need a new police certificate?

5.) Do I have to take my finger prints again?

Any information would be really helpful and I would really appreciate if anyone can share their story if they have gone through a similar process!!

Thank you!!

1- I'd do a new one, your last one is a year old.

2- yes it has to be recent

3-if the consulate usually requests evidence at the interview I'd say new evidence would be mandatory

4-yes yours will be expired and you'll need a valid one for AOS too.

5- unsure if you mean before or at the interview, probably yes if at the interview.

[Darnell 8,478]

don't forget a new medical exam, as well.

[Boiler 45,525]

You can not do not need a Police cert in Mexico? Is it from somewhere else.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hello guys,

A few weeks ago, I received a letter from USCIS that my I-601 Waiver was closed because the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez had withdrawn the Inadmissibility on my case. The reason is that I was subject to a three year ban but it so happens that on February of this year I reached three years being in Mexico so the Consulate withdrew my Inadmissibility. I have now received the letter from the Consulate asking me to set up a new appointment with them so I have some questions that I hope I can get answered here :/

1.) Do I have to re-print my DS-160 confirmation letter or start a new one?

2.) My fiancee's dad is my affidavit of support, should I ask him for his Tax Return form again? My last interview was a year ago?

3.) Do I have to preset more proof of our relationship since my last interview?

4.) Would I need a new police certificate?

5.) Do I have to take my finger prints again?

Any information would be really helpful and I would really appreciate if anyone can share their story if they have gone through a similar process!!

Thank you!!

Is the letter stating to set up a new K-1 visa interview? If it is, then you will most likely need to everything again. Get updated documentation for everything, but wouldn't worry about the police certificate if you have no criminal history.

Is your case# found on this page? They list cases there with notes giving some instructions > http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/res_iv_info.html

[TBoneTX 45,305]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- topic involves that phase. ***

[Arroyo77 2]

No my case is not found on that page but the letter I got was the same one that I first received when my I-129F was approved. It said to fill out the DS-160 and follow the instructions for the I-129F and stuff like that.

Does this mean I have to do a new DS-160? A new I-134 Affidavit of support? New letters from me and my fiancee that we still want to marry?

Pretty much, do I need to re-do my I-129F packet?

Furthermore, I dont think I would have to pay for a new I-129F do it?

I am beyond confused right now!!

I really want this to be smooth and that there are no further issues with this process

Thank you

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

If it is the same letter, then you will need to redo everything and re-supply all documents. It seems you will need to pay a new visa processing fee too. No need to re-file the I-129F and pay for a new petition, just the visa fee for getting the interview.

New letters of intent are not required for the K-1 visa interview, but maybe want to include them just in case, since it has been over a year.

Current CDJ instructions > http://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ%20-%20Ciudad%20Juarez.pdf

[Arroyo77 2]

Would it be best I do an inquiry with the consulate to confirm this?

Or would they not be able to provide me with the information?

Just to be on the safe side, I will re-do all my documents again. I already asked my fiancee to get me her Tax forms and we are working on re-doing it all.

I did see on the ais.usvisa-info.com site to set up my appointmet that I do have to pay 265 USD again to set up a new appointment. My only worry is, if I should do a new DS-160 since I can see on the ais.usvisa-info.com that they still have my previous DS-160 receipt number

That is the only thing confusing me :/

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Go ahead and try to ask CDJ if you need a new DS-160 when having a second interview, or if you just need to pay the fee again. It may take them a couple weeks to get back to you. Choose immigrant visas on the form. http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/public_inquiry_form.html