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kid1412   62

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4 hours ago, Sunnyland said:

 

It does give that impression. To go all this way and then at AOS stage she is like "nope I can not do this". Something is up.

She probably pulled out the AOS and started reading about the part that how divorce does get rid of the fiancial responsibilities and had an “Oops” moment.

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Crazy Cat
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No solution unless your wife either decides to sponsor you or she finds a joint sponsor.......It seems highly unusual that a petitioner is unwilling to sponsor her spouse.......I think there is anothe

Going through
Going through

Past threads seem to put a bit more meat on this issue. Without your wife sponsoring you, no other options.  

Marieke H
Marieke H

So you arrived on a K1 a while ago, but left before you got married. Your second K1 was refused because the CO did not believe that you would get married. Then you did get married, filed for a CR1, an

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kemm360   144

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Your wife has to try first if she’s ineligible then joint sponsor come in place 

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4 hours ago, kemm360 said:

Your wife has to try first if she’s ineligible then joint sponsor come in place 

Doesnt matter if she has a joint sponsor, she is always the primary sponsor and would need to sign a correctly completed I-864. 

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