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K1 Visa Overstay and 10 year Ban

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1 minute ago, f f said:

what help do you want then? no one is going to lie and say call this number and all of your issues go away. if finances were the only cause of the delay then there was and still is a fee waver form.

 

it seems to me that you really want to vent your frustration which is fine but the advice you have been getting on your options sadly os correct.

No, I'm not talking about everyone, just the user that tried to lecture me rather than just tell me what the deal was. You can see that if you read the entire thread. Everyone else gave their input which I greatly appreciate, instead of saying it was all my fault. 

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Pennycat
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Sorry, this is a difficult position. Unfortunately, the time to get any compensation for playing casually with your life was during the divorce and even then I don't think you could have gotten anythi

Jojo92122
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Sorry about your situation.   As a K-1 overstay, your only way to become legal is through your husband.  Marrying another US citizen would not allow you to adjust status.  This is one of the

geowrian
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I'm sorry for the difficult path you've endured.   Sorry, but to be direct: you're not in a gray area...you overstayed your I-94 and have no status nor authorized stay. You can be deported a

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1 hour ago, geowrian said:

Fee waiver for the I-485 was not possible in her case. To file an I-485 and qualify for a fee waiver, you must not be required to show that you will not become a public charge. AOS from a K-1 requires this, therefore a fee waiver is not possible.

my bad. didn't see the restrictions.

 
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