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Need help with Immigration question. Will previous I-130 withdrawal/denial, render me inadmissible for re-applying for new AOS?

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A year ago, my ex-wife withdrew the I-130 at the green card interview. We had been going through issues, she cheated and we decided to try and reconcile before the interview. It didn't as planned, we were separated. According to her, there was no mention of marriage fraud at the interview, the Immigration Officer asked her if she wanted a home visit and her not being sure of what to do said no and he said if she didn't want that then she needed to sign the paperwork withdrawing the form I-130 and she did just that signed a document withdrawing the AOS. A couple of days letter I got the denial letter saying my case was denied on the basis that the I-130 was withdrawn, again there was no mention of marriage fraud l which I feared because at that point all trust was broken between her and I. We planned to re-file again after consulting with lawyer as that apparently was the best course of action. But our marriage was again tumultuous, due to actions on both our parts. We decided to get a divorce. I currently on F-1 status still, with another year of OPT and have been seeing someone, we have discussed marriage but I wanted to know if I could adjust again, albeit I know more scrutiny?

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6 minutes ago, GreenBlueCrusade said:

the Immigration Officer asked her if she wanted a home visit and her not being sure of what to do said no and he said if she didn't want that then she needed to sign the paperwork

Never heard of an IO offering to come for a home visit as a result of the USC making it clear they are withdrawing the i-130 at the interview....perhaps some miscommunication there on what was said/happened.

 

 

 

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38 minutes ago, Going through said:

Never heard of an IO offering to come for a home visit as a result of the USC making it clear they are withdrawing the i-130 at the interview....perhaps some miscommunication there on what was said/happened.

 

 

 

Yeah I found that weird too. He said if she want a home visit she should withdraw the case and do she did, I think he was trying to scare/pressure her.

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If she did not want a home visit...

 

Your previous filing etc will I am sure be considered as apart of any new application.

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