my fiance did not use her visa

[mailcriis 0]

Goodevening everyone. I have question my fiance didn't use her visa to come here in the u.s and marry me and were not together anymore i filed a k1 fiance visa for her and got approve a month ago. We had a huge and lead us to break up. She broke up with me before coming here in the u.s. Is there anything i can do to remove her visa for her not to come to the u.s without me knowing???

[TNJ17 1,329]

You can call USCIS and withdraw your petition. But if she’s already gotten her interview and got her visa on her passport there isn’t anything you can do. She may be allowed in but she will never be able to adjust status because you won’t be married to her and her stay is entirely dependent upon you. Move on though. Relationships end. 

[TBoneTX 46,294]

Because this is the visa phase, notify the consulate.

[mailcriis 0]

4 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Because this is the visa phase, notify the consulate.

but she already have visa on hand. TNJ said theres noting i can do

[TBoneTX 46,294]

If you notify the consulate that your relationship is over, they should be able to flag the visa in the system so that CBP can turn her away if she tries to enter.

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

USCIS has a contact number and I believe they also have online chat

 

Call them or contact them and ask them what you need to do

[TBoneTX 46,294]

It's an issued visa, and therefore not USCIS's matter to handle at this point.  Even if CBP were called, they'd probably want official word from the consulate first.  Contact the consulate.

[Highmystic 234]

14 hours ago, mailcriis said:

Goodevening everyone. I have question my fiance didn't use her visa to come here in the u.s and marry me and were not together anymore i filed a k1 fiance visa for her and got approve a month ago. We had a huge and lead us to break up. She broke up with me before coming here in the u.s. Is there anything i can do to remove her visa for her not to come to the u.s without me knowing???

Even if she came to the US, it would most likely be fraud and under false pretences , and 90 days later she will be out of status as she can not adjust status without marrying you first.  Then if she gets caught and they suspect fraud, she could get a ban from any type of visa for years to come. 

[Mrsjackson 300]

Say she used this visa to enter the US. It really shouldn’t matter to you. She would not be using it for its intended purpose and would be out of status when she didn’t end up marrying you. That would mean either leaving the country at that point, or overstaying and breaking the law. Either way, if the relationship is over you should no longer be concerned with that she does. I would however formally withdraw your petition for her. Write a letter to USCIS with both of your full names and the case number and notify them of your relationship ending and state that you are officially withdrawing your petition. The I 134 is not legally binding and you are not financially responsible for her if she enters the US. Write your letter and then move on. 

[geowrian 22,338]

While the OP isn't responsible for what she does, I still highly suggest contacting the consulate as well as writing a letter to USCIS to withdraw support of the petition. In the event the OP ever wants to petition somebody again, having it on file that he tried to stop his fiance from trying to commit immigration fraud is likely to be looked upon better than somebody who just let the matter sit (the implication being that they may have been in on it and would be likely to be tricked into sponsoring somebody trying to commit fraud again).

 

Edit: obviously this is if she tries to use the visa to enter the US. But one should take action to try to prevent that from occurring in the first place.

Edited August 13, 2018 by geowrian

[Jojo92122 1,924]

1.  Contact the US Embassy that issued her visa to update the case so they can void her visa.  This closes the case for you in case you want to file for another fiancee at some possible point in the future.  Worry about you.  She should not be your concern after you contact the US Embassy.

 

2.  Even if she used the visa and comes to the US, she is not your problem.  You would not be responsible for her.  If she uses the K-1 visa, she can only adjust status and get a green card with the K-1 petitioner.  Marriage to another US citizen will not help her get a green card.  A person who uses a K-1 visa can ONLY EVER adjust status with the K-1 petitioner.  Her life, her problem.  

Edited August 13, 2018 by Jojo92122

[NoProblem 69]

Contact the consulate.  Per a few news articles, last year 700+ K folks came to USA over air ports and overstayed their visas.  For some, getting to the US is all they need.

[blooms 63]

Hi,

 

I agree with TBoneTx, the visa is issued so you need to contact the consulate. Provide them with the case number, beneficiary's details, as well as yours.

Briefly explain that the relationship has ended and keep all correspondence with the US embassy. Sorry this happened.

[chi6488 94]

Contact the consulate.  I am sure they can flag the visa and NO entry.

 

How do illegals get lost in the states???? 

 

 

 

[JFH 12,191]

Is there any chance of reconciliation? The visa is valid for 6 months from the date of the medical so there is still time to work things out. Do you want her back? A few months ago she was all you ever wanted. It's hard to let go of such feelings.