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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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i really think that perhaps the CO have seen this before and know what is going on here.  Maybe you should just take a step back from your relationship and get some clarity.  

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10 hours ago, JFH said:

 

How soon after the K-1 divorce did you meet your current husband? 

 

I think it's a combination of multiple divorces and the K-1. Maybe they don't believe that this marriage will stand.

I'm sorry TO, no advice here, just want to say that somehow you get approved. I can only imagine how heartbreaking this must be. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Plan B needed.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: India
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13 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

 

This is our story. Evidently being divorced is more of a crime than being in jail, being unemployed, or any number of other things. I seriously don't know what else it could be. He is honest, has never been in trouble. Two of his kids have finished Cambridge (Had to throw that in, I'm proud). He is a tour owner by trade, but still has his export business to Serbia. I'm a teacher of 43 years with no arrest or anything. I have no kids, and am a respectable citizen.

 

That's our story. I'm not embarrassed to be divorced. I can say that I probably rushed into a couple of them, but as far as I know, that's not a crime.

 

 

Divorce is not a crime but for U.S immigration its a red flag. You had 4 divorces and the previous one came on a K1 so the consulate will suspect this marriage also will not last.  They also suspect that the intent of the applicant is only to get GC due to other things not usual in Pak, huge age diff (male is 16 yrs younger), and religion. 

 

 

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Kenya
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15 hours ago, Asherbabe876 said:

Really hope this helps. 

 

30.10 Termination of Approval (Revocation of Approval of Petition).
 

There are two different procedures under which the approval of an H, L, O, P, or Q nonimmigrant petition may be revoked by USCIS : automatic revocation and revocation upon notice. In addition, a decision to approve or deny a petition may be reopened or reconsidered under the provisions of 8 CFR 103.5 .
 

(a) Automatic Revocation 
 

A petition is automatically revoked if the petitioner goes out of business or files a written withdrawal of the petition. Place a copy of the evidence on which the automatic revocation is based in the relating file(s) and the annotate the petition to show that it has been revoked. An automatic revocation does not require notice to the petitioner or the beneficiary and may not be appealed. 
 

(b) Revocation Upon Notice 
 

If automatic revocation is not appropriate, the approval of a nonimmigrant petition may be revoked under certain circumstances and upon appropriate notification to the petitioner (who then has an opportunity to rebut the alleged reasons for revocation). A notice of intent to revoke will be sent if any of the following occurs:
 

·     The beneficiary is no longer employed by the petitioner in the capacity specified in the petition, or if the beneficiary is no longer receiving training as specified in the petition;
 

·     The statement of facts contained in the petition was not true and correct;
 

·     The petitioner violated terms and conditions of the approved petition;
 

·     The petitioner violated the requirements of section 101(a)(15)(H), (L), (O), (P) or (Q) of the Act or of 8 CFR 214.2 (h), 214.2(l), 214.2(o), 214.2(p), or 214.2(q), as appropriate; or
 

·     The approval of the petition violated the provisions of 8 CFR 214.2 (h), 214.2(l), 214.2(o), 214.2(p), or 214.2(q), as appropriate, or involved gross error.
 

The notice of intent to revoke shall contain a detailed statement of the grounds for the revocation, shall state whether USCIS intends to revoke the petition in whole or in part (and if in part, which part(s)), and shall advise the petitioner of his or her right to review and/or rebut the allegations upon which the intended revocation is based within 30 days of the date of the notice. (“Revoked in part” means that the approval is revoked with regard to one or more, but not all, of the beneficiaries of a multiple beneficiary petition, or with regard to one or more, but not all, of the proposed employment sites or events listed in a multi-site/event petition.) The petitioner may submit evidence in rebuttal within 30 days of receipt of the notice. The director shall consider all relevant evidence presented in deciding whether to revoke the petition in whole or in part. If the petition is revoked in part, the remainder of the petition shall remain approved and a revised approval notice shall be sent to the petitioner with the revocation notice. A decision to revoke a petition, in whole or in part, may be appealed to the Office of Admin istrative Appeals.
 

There is a similar provision for automatic termination of a fiancé(e) petition if the petitioner dies or withdraws the petition prior to the beneficiary's arrival in the United States.
 

30.11     Adjustment of Status to Nonimmigrant. [reserved].

Great information. I notice that the OP says it is an IR1/CR1 Visa they applied for. 

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They will send a letter, a NOIR, and ask for specific evidence for you to provide.  

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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I don't agree on the multiple divorces.    With USCIS is to prove a true relationship.

Things  happen in marriages, abuse, or maybe the party abandons the spouse, and many other things leading to divorce.  

 

There is something else there, maybe something of the answers your husband gave at the interview and which was reviewed after the original approval, or something was found afterwards on your husband.

 

A client of an attorney I know is on his 5th K1 petition, and just got approved by USCIS at the interview.  All his marriages ended in divorce.

 

The letter from USCIS will tell the details . 

 

Formally Known as Paris Heart   A long, long time ago       france paris GIF

 

 

N-400  APPLIED FOR CITIZENSHIP:    Interview will be Houston Tx office.

Mailed:  11/13/2023

Delivered to USCIS Lock Box:  11/15/2023

Credit Card payment processed:  11-16-2023

Received Receipt #   via Text:  11-17-2023

I-797C Receipt received:  11-27-2023

Biometrics  will be reused per letter: 11-27-2023

 

 

 

 

 

FILED  AOS FROM AN EXPIRED VISITORS VISA:

 

Sent: 9/12/16: I-130 + I-485 + I-765 (USPS)

Delivered: Sept. 15th 2016 to Chicago Lock Box

Interview Feb  21st, 2018 for I-485

Interview  May 13th, 2019 for I-130 Stokes interview ( 2 minutes)

NOID issued May 17th 2019

June 5th,2019   USCIS received my response on the  NOID// Addressed the NOID myself, No lawyer ever used in case.

July 1st, 2019  10 YEAR GREEN CARD APPROVED

July 5th, 2019   Approval letters for I-130 & I-485 received in the USPS  mail.

July 11th 2019   Green Card in Hand

 

 

 

 

     happy tom and jerry GIF

 

 

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34 minutes ago, Beth & Achraf said:

I don't agree on the multiple divorces.    With USCIS is to prove a true relationship.

Things  happen in marriages, abuse, or maybe the party abandons the spouse, and many other things leading to divorce.  

 

There is something else there, maybe something of the answers your husband gave at the interview and which was reviewed after the original approval, or something was found afterwards on your husband.

 

A client of an attorney I know is on his 5th K1 petition, and just got approved by USCIS at the interview.  All his marriages ended in divorce.

 

The letter from USCIS will tell the details . 

Well. Everyone’s situation is different. He has the 5th marriage on the K1 does not mean his previous marriages were also on the immigration petition.

I also believe that if you have too many divorces, with or without obtaining a green card, is a red flag.

As I said, marriage is complicated. No one will know what will happen with the relationship on the next day. However, you gotta pay for what you owe in the past. 

 

N-400 Naturalization Journey SAN FRANCISCO FIELD OFFICE

Total processing time from last successful submission to Oath Ceremony: 253 days (8 months and 11 days)

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02/26/2012: Arrived SF airport. 

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Day 52 - 02/13/2017: N-400 + I-942 resent on the same day, also sent a response to Lockbox to provide information to USCIS.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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19 minutes ago, Holt said:

Well. Everyone’s situation is different. He has the 5th marriage on the K1 does not mean his previous marriages were also on the immigration petition.

I also believe that if you have too many divorces, with or without obtaining a green card, is a red flag.

As I said, marriage is complicated. No one will know what will happen with the relationship on the next day. However, you gotta pay for what you owe in the past. 

 

I said, he was on his 5th K1 visa petition.....     all 5 were approved with immigration and all ended in divorce. 5 marriages all with foreigners.

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Formally Known as Paris Heart   A long, long time ago       france paris GIF

 

 

N-400  APPLIED FOR CITIZENSHIP:    Interview will be Houston Tx office.

Mailed:  11/13/2023

Delivered to USCIS Lock Box:  11/15/2023

Credit Card payment processed:  11-16-2023

Received Receipt #   via Text:  11-17-2023

I-797C Receipt received:  11-27-2023

Biometrics  will be reused per letter: 11-27-2023

 

 

 

 

 

FILED  AOS FROM AN EXPIRED VISITORS VISA:

 

Sent: 9/12/16: I-130 + I-485 + I-765 (USPS)

Delivered: Sept. 15th 2016 to Chicago Lock Box

Interview Feb  21st, 2018 for I-485

Interview  May 13th, 2019 for I-130 Stokes interview ( 2 minutes)

NOID issued May 17th 2019

June 5th,2019   USCIS received my response on the  NOID// Addressed the NOID myself, No lawyer ever used in case.

July 1st, 2019  10 YEAR GREEN CARD APPROVED

July 5th, 2019   Approval letters for I-130 & I-485 received in the USPS  mail.

July 11th 2019   Green Card in Hand

 

 

 

 

     happy tom and jerry GIF

 

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Kenya
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14 hours ago, hm139 said:

Could it be that they are trying to protect you? I know you mentioned your husband is a successful business owner. But perhaps for some reason they suspect that he just wants to take advantage of you for your retirement money. Maybe they see the multiple divorces as evidence of you being gullible. I'm not saying that it's right, but perhaps that's how they are reading it.

I agree with this poster. I have heard of instances when the Man who is a muslim marries a Christian. After a few months, he turns on her and wants her to convert, wear a hijab, stay at home person etc....This is MY knowledge and NOT meant as an indictment of their religion, but lets face it....and be realistic here.

 

Best thing is wait for the letter from (USCIS?) which will outline the reasons. I always tend to think that the Embassy on the ground in the individual countries know the landscape more than USCIS ever will since they 'interact' with the general population.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Germany
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You can only wait and see what the letter says. But my opinion is, that a straight revocation is harder to fight than a Notice of Intent to Revoke.

I know you spent lot of money for travelling to your husband, but I would suggest the following:

 

1. You will have limited time to answer them. Get in touch with a lawyer that is recommended by the old timers here.

Explain the situation and have him on stand by when the letter comes.

 

2. Post the letter in this forum, remove the details about your case, and let`s see what all of us here suggest.

 

 

In my opinion there is a hard fight in front of you. You mentioned before, that the consular officer made some rude comments that your husband is now your 5th.

 

"He smirked and said she has been married 4 times, you are the 5th? He said yes. The man said in Urdu, "A US visa isn't everything."

 

I think this is the answer to the case, dont look any further. A pakistani man, 16 year younger, would not normally marry a older pakistani women, who has been divorced that many times. Especially as he is a business man, he will tend to marry most properly someone younger without such relationship history, which is not the best thing in  islamic culture. So my bet is that they think he is only in for the Green Card and for other financial benefits and they don`t believe him that he is in a honest relationship. It might has to do very little with you, other than your relationship history and age gap, which makes them questions his intentions.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Iran
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The K-1 is being held against you I think. Getting divorced and married multiple times is not an issue, but what raised their suspicion is that you have sponsored partners for immigrant visa before so once you clear that up it should be fine.

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21 hours ago, Love To Teach said:

We got an update on our case, which had been sent back to Nebraska by the US Embassy in Pakistan. It says:

 

Revocation Notice Was Sent

On November 15, 2017, we revoked the approval of your case, Receipt Number ********, and mailed you a revocation notice. It explains the reasons for our action. Please follow the instructions in the notice and submit any requested materials.....

 

What does this mean for us? Does this mean that they agreed that we should be denied our visa? Is this hopeless now? I just can't imagine why they are turning us down???? I am sooooo sad. Does this mean that we won't get a second interview??? Why would they approve it the first time, then revoke it at Nebraska when nothing has changed?

what was the date of interview? Did they put u on administrative process first ?

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