Immigration visa cancelled. Any chance?

[Roel 7,193]

1 minute ago, Subhan said:

No, they never talked about it.

...so you also "forgot to tell" that your main petitioner is dead. Lol. 

 

YOU have to go and tell them stuff like that. Not wait and see if maybe they will find out or not. 

[Going through 5,671]

1 minute ago, Subhan said:

No, they never talked about it.

Well then wouldn't that explain why you said this part:

 

 "as i already said that my uncle the main sponsor died before the interview, and still they issued our visas at first place....."

 

If they were not aware of the uncle dying, they wouldn't have known to refuse the visa, right?  Sounds like further information was not disclosed to the consulate (again).

[Going through 5,671]

In any case----no, your cousin cannot sponsor you----just to clarify, you said the sponsorship was transferred to your cousin (which would be impossible)....do you mean "transferred" as in your cousin is going to TRY to sponsor you all, instead?   

 

Or perhaps the consulate was not told the entire truth and is not aware that this person is "only" your cousin instead of a sibling?

[michael2008 0]

2 minutes ago, Going through said:

that this person is "only" your cousin

What person i don't get it? are you implying that what i wrote above is mixture of truth and lies? No the person IS my cousin. NOT sibling. 

9 minutes ago, Going through said:

y you said this part:

I don't know why i said that part.

9 minutes ago, Going through said:

Sounds like further information was not disclosed to the consulate (again).

isn't that said in "top 10 mistake guides" not to say something if not asked ? or discussed 

[Roel 7,193]

5 minutes ago, Subhan said:

What person i don't get it? are you implying that what i wrote above is mixture of truth and lies? No the person IS my cousin. NOT sibling. 

I don't know why i said that part.

isn't that said in "top 10 mistake guides" not to say something if not asked ? or discussed 

... that is something vital for your visa process. Of course you have to inform immigration about the petitioner death. 

Looks to me you didn't tell them because you knew you won't get a visa then. Then another misrep didn't help either. 

 

Like I said. It all doesn't matter now. You are not getting a visa. And with misrep on record I doubt you'll even get a torusit visa ever. 

[geowrian 22,338]

5 minutes ago, Subhan said:

isn't that said in "top 10 mistake guides" not to say something if not asked ? or discussed 

Depends on exactly what is being discussed. By applying for the visa (i.e. showing up at the interview is an application), you have already made an assertion that you meet the requirements, including having a valid petition. If you have reason to believe that petition is no longer valid and do not inform them, you've effectively misrepresented your application. The same thing happened with the married family member, leading to the misrepresentation bars.

 

Anyway, that's in the past now. Your immigration to the US is halted and that's not changing.

[Going through 5,671]

19 minutes ago, Subhan said:

isn't that said in "top 10 mistake guides" not to say something if not asked ? or discussed 

If it's information that is relevant to the basis of getting a family reunification visa, then yes you do have to disclose it.  

Your uncle being alive/not alive was extremely relevant.

[michael2008 0]

1 minute ago, Going through said:

If it's information that is relevant to the basis of getting a family reunification visa, then yes you do have to disclose it.  

Your uncle being alive/not alive was extremely relevant.

True. 

Thanks everyone for the HeLp  I do learn lesson from this
 

[Saadat Alam 24]

I am sorry for what happened but your father misrepresented so there will be no visa. Dont struggle cause they will not consider your appeal and nobody can help you and dont waste money on lawyers or anything like that. Just move on with your life. Sorry but its the truth. 

[michael2008 0]

2 minutes ago, Saadat Alam said:

I am sorry for what happened but your father misrepresented so there will be no visa. Dont struggle cause they will not consider your appeal and nobody can help you and dont waste money on lawyers or anything like that. Just move on with your life. Sorry but its the truth. 

yeah thanks alam, already moving on.

[Hypnos 6,578]

Petitions do not necessarily die if the petitioner dies. There can be both substitute sponsors under 204(l) (this sounds like what happened in this case), and humanitarian reinstatement - both of which can potentially offer relief to beneficiaries after the original petitioner dies.

 

But the biggest issue here is your father's permanent bar for material misrepresentation. As has already been stated, this basically puts an end to your attempts to immigrate under this petition. 

Edited March 11, 2018 by Hypnos

[Boiler 46,103]

1 hour ago, Hypnos said:

Petitions do not necessarily die if the petitioner dies. There can be both substitute sponsors under 204(l) (this sounds like what happened in this case), and humanitarian reinstatement - both of which can potentially offer relief to beneficiaries after the original petitioner dies.

 

But the biggest issue here is your father's permanent bar for material misrepresentation. As has already been stated, this basically puts an end to your attempts to immigrate under this petition. 

I was thinking substitute sponsor but seems like they just tried to hide the fact the Petitioner was dead.

 

Not sure why no waiver would be available, now unlikely to be someone who could file a waiver from what has been said and of course nobody to petition anyway.

[TNJ17 1,329]

Your father is banned permanently from the US. There is no appeal, no waiver that can do anything. The rest of your family cannot immigrate on this petition anymore because the petitioner is deceased. They don’t have a ban, so they can have someone else petition for them or find another way to immigrate. USCIS will just leave this petition under AP until it expires. I don’t even think you can cancel it because the petitioner is the only one who can and he’s no longer living so...

[TNJ17 1,329]

6 hours ago, Subhan said:

No, they never talked about it.

That’s why you’re in AP and not just refused. They don’t know your uncle is deceased. Time to tell the truth. I think you have seen it first hand what a lie does. 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

3 hours ago, Hypnos said:

Petitions do not necessarily die if the petitioner dies. There can be both substitute sponsors under 204(l) (this sounds like what happened in this case), and humanitarian reinstatement - both of which can potentially offer relief to beneficiaries after the original petitioner dies.

 

But the biggest issue here is your father's permanent bar for material misrepresentation. As has already been stated, this basically puts an end to your attempts to immigrate under this petition. 

You have to petition or request for a substitute sponsor/humanitarian reinstatement, no? They didn’t even bother informing the consulate the uncle was dead.

in any case they can only get green cards through the father who is ineligible, therefore no derivatives.