How long should a person who gets her citizenship by marriage wait to remarry her ex-spouse after divorce?

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12 hours ago, Jay Du said:

Please note that it is the USC who kicked her out and filed the divorce case to divorce her. Her child was too old to come on a K-2 visa. Thank you very much for your prompt reply.

It would be very easy to behave so badly, that it makes it appear that the USC made the decision of the divorce, while her actions where provoking this most properly. Kind of a really devilish plan that uses people the worst way. Authorities are not stupid. This is a fraud case. She will not get a visa for her other husband and she might loose her citizenship. I am sure they can find lot of misrepresentation if they look back with current evidence. This kind of people make the visa process harder for all of us and you must be kidding by positing this story here.

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15 hours ago, Jay Du said:

Please note that it is the USC who kicked her out and filed the divorce case to divorce her. Her child was too old to come on a K-2 visa. Thank you very much for your prompt reply.

I remember your previous thread----is the son still in the US on a F-1 visa, or did he go back home?

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[TRWulf 13]

I just read a fraud book 101. 

This scenario is on the very top of the list.

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20 hours ago, JFH said:

It's this kind of thing that annoys me. She used a USC for immigration benefit. As soon as she got her citizenship she divorced him and is going to re-marry her original husband to bring him here. That was the plan all along. Why didn't she bring the child with her when she came on a K-1? Because there was never any intention to build a family life with the USC husband. 

 

She can marry when she is legally free to marry (if there is a waiting period following divorce in her state of residence then she will need to wait that long after the divorce  before marrying again). She can petition as soon as they are legally re-married. Whether the visa will be approved or not is a whole other story. 

 

Which country is this? 

Well, I was just asking for a friend of a friend. And therefore, this has nothing to do with the K-1 visa case. Thanks.

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VJ members are so fortunate to have so many friends. Often with unusual cases.

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20 hours ago, Jay Du said:

My friend came to US as K1 visa and got married to a US citizen. After 3 years, she got her US citizenship. During the 3 years, they did not have any child of their own. Now she is divorced. She wants to remarry her ex-spouse with whom she has a child in her home country and reunion with him here in the US. Her questions as as follows.

 

1. How long would she need to wait before she remarry her ex-spouse from the point view of applying for spouse visa?

2. Would it be better to remarry in the home country first and apply for spouse visa or to apply for K1 visa directly?

 

Many thinks in advance.

 

Jay

Dear Jay:

 

 

I hope your friend gets denied and USCIS starts an investigation to revoke your friend's citizenship. I hope as well if that happens she gets deported to where she came from, because people like her are the ones who make it hard for anybody who is genuine. And your friend is definitely not genuine. 

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18 minutes ago, Jay Du said:

And therefore, this has nothing to do with the K-1 visa case. Thanks.

You may not think so.

 

USCIS will see it differently.

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46 minutes ago, BigDaddy28 said:

Dear Jay:

 

 

I hope your friend gets denied and USCIS starts an investigation to revoke your friend's citizenship. I hope as well if that happens she gets deported to where she came from, because people like her are the ones who make it hard for anybody who is genuine. And your friend is definitely not genuine. 

Yep yep. Agree with you 100%. It's people like her "friend" that makes the whole process so painful for the many of use who are genuine and just want to be with the person we love. I hope her "friend" gets deported, too.

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1 hour ago, Jay Du said:

Well, I was just asking for a friend of a friend. And therefore, this has nothing to do with the K-1 visa case. Thanks.

Sure.

It has to do a lot with the K1 visa case. 😂

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