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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Egypt
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Hi Everyone,

 

We made a k1 case th last year and got a RFE for it cuz my fiancé did a mistake that she wrote in the marriage status her father in law name cuz she thought it's a question about her mom not her, we didn't continue the case and didn't send any proves to tell them that this is a mistake and the case got denied. 

 

So so this year we did another k1 case and it got approved the last match, then the case status changed and found that they reopened the case and cancelled the approval and sent us a letter of intent to deny the petition, cuz they stated that in our last year case we said that my fiance was married and we didn't then any divorce certificate to prove that she's able to get married! 

 

So so we have nearly a week to send them proves that this is a mistake and my fiancé is single and never got married before, what do you guys this the documents needed to prove this? And anyone had an experience with niod before ? How long it takes till they reply and is there's a big chance of denial even we sent them the required documents ? Thanks all for sharing ur experiences and ideas .

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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6 minutes ago, MenaMariel said:

 

Is the person who accidentally wrote they are married the USC or the beneficiary? 

 

I would maybe suggest sending a copy of her mothers marriage license showing her mother is married to that person as well as an affidavit from her and her mother that says the same thing. I could be wrong but I don't think in the US there's any document "proving" you aren't married. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: India
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My guess would be to have petitioner send them a signed affidavit explaining exactly what happened with the mistake on the previous K1 application and swearing that she is single and never married...something along those lines. Did you mean her stepfather though? Cus father in-law would imply that it is a spouse's parent. So I'm a little confused on what exactly happened...if she has a father-in law then that means she is/was married? If you meant her stepfather, meaning her mother's husband then that's a different story. I don't know if sending something showing her mom's marriage to stepfather would help or make it more confusing, but it might be good to include whatever she can get just as proof the support the clarification of the mistake. 

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