Needing some info

[wewillmakeit 11]

4 minutes ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

No need to be able to support the ex. They never filed for AOS. He never became a LPR. She's not responsible for him.

So you are saying she is not responsible even though she signed the sponsorship for 10 years?

[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

1 minute ago, wewillmakeit said:

So you are saying she is not responsible even though she signed the sponsorship for 10 years?

I am saying she is not responsible because she never signed the I-864. They never filed for AOS.

[wewillmakeit 11]

6 minutes ago, Going through said:

On the flip side---he was even more stupid to leave before the AOS was filed/approved.  

Normally scam artists tend to stick around until they get the 2-year GC before taking off, so they have legal status to remain the US.

 

Disclaimer:  I'm not condoning marriage fraud or immigration fraud----just pointing out something.

well he is the dumb one who left because he listened to someone who told him wrong. From what she said to me he has been out of status since march and now his visa is expired. he failed himself she did a k1 visa to be with a person who she thought loved her

[wewillmakeit 11]

5 minutes ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

I am saying she is not responsible because she never signed the I-864. They never filed for AOS.

the I-864 was signed in the process of K1 Visa that is with  every k1 or k3 Visa 

 

As the person completing Form I-864, you are the sponsor (or, as appropriate, a substitute sponsor or joint sponsor). By signing this form, you agree to financially support an immigrant who applies for either an immigrant visa or adjustment of status to become a lawful permanent resident

Edited July 19, 2018 by wewillmakeit

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[geowrian 22,337]

1 minute ago, wewillmakeit said:

the I-864 was signed in the process of K1 Visa that is with  every k1 or k3 Visa 

 

As the person completing Form I-864, you are the sponsor (or, as appropriate, a substitute sponsor or joint sponsor). By signing this form, you agree to financially support an immigrant who applies for either an immigrant visa or adjustment of status to become a lawful permanent resident

K-1 visa uses the I-134, which is not enforceable.

An I-864 still wouldn't matter unless AOS was approved.

[wewillmakeit 11]

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

K-1 visa uses the I-134, which is not enforceable.

An I-864 still wouldn't matter unless AOS was approved.

i-134 was signed i believe so is she still responsible or not?

[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

7 minutes ago, wewillmakeit said:

the I-864 was signed in the process of K1 Visa that is with  every k1 or k3 Visa 

 

As the person completing Form I-864, you are the sponsor (or, as appropriate, a substitute sponsor or joint sponsor). By signing this form, you agree to financially support an immigrant who applies for either an immigrant visa or adjustment of status to become a lawful permanent resident

I-864 is NOT signed in the process of getting a K1 visa. I-134 is signed, which is not enforceable.

2 minutes ago, wewillmakeit said:

i-134 was signed i believe so is she still responsible or not?

She is not. As you can see from multiple comments, the I-134 is not enforceable.

 

And just to clarify one more time even if I-864 was signed (it wasn't), it only counts if the intending immigrant is approved for a GC. That never happened in OP's situation.

Edited July 19, 2018 by EM_Vandaveer

[Going through 5,671]

2 minutes ago, wewillmakeit said:

i-134 was signed i believe so is she still responsible or not?

She's not responsible for anything pertaining to him.

[wewillmakeit 11]

5 minutes ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

I-864 is NOT signed in the process of getting a K1 visa. I-134 is signed, which is not enforceable.

She is not. As you can see from multiple comments, the I-134 is not enforceable.

at least that is some good news for her. Bad enough he left her with debt & a child then to worry about being responsible for a user

[Going through 5,671]

Presumably the new husband will step up and be a father figure.

[wewillmakeit 11]

1 minute ago, Going through said:

Presumably the new husband will step up and be a father figure.

that is  up to them what they will do hoping for the best for them both but this is one hella of experience for her well all of us because we all got fooled 

[Going through 5,671]

32 minutes ago, wewillmakeit said:

that is  up to them what they will do hoping for the best for them both but this is one hella of experience for her well all of us because we all got fooled 

I think that's why some members here are suggesting she wait a while before pursuing a K1 for the new man....no one wants to get burned a second time.

[wewillmakeit 11]

i hear you but no where i my question was is stated she will be doing that. i just asked for an opinion but i noticed everyone jump down on her for moving on in 5 months w/out knowing the whole situation. Opinions is just that so whatever she decide it is her life 

[Ashaaa 52]

4 minutes ago, wewillmakeit said:

i hear you but no where i my question was is stated she will be doing that. i just asked for an opinion but i noticed everyone jump down on her for moving on in 5 months w/out knowing the whole situation. Opinions is just that so whatever she decide it is her life 

Hi, tell her give another K1 application a shot. The process will be long anyway (++200 days only for noa2 approval) and during that time let her decide if her boyfriend is good enough- people change over waiting time and I do believe your friend will know because she experienced it.

Her petition being failed or not is not everyone in this site’s decision. As long as your friend and her boyfriend eligible to apply just do it.

Good luck for your friend!

 

This is irrelevant but compared to my country’s immigration laws, US immigration laws is more logical and neat. Don’t lose hope.