Application Declined

[Going through 5,671]

9 hours ago, geowrian said:

Assuming the OP's timeline is accurate (up to when they stopped updating it), the K-1 was issued in 2011. Meaning a K-2  would have had to been issued in 2012. So why only now is there an I-485 denial?

Or the timeline doesn't align their question, in which case we don't know if the wife even came on a K-1.

Either way, some clarity would be nice.

OP mentions in a previous thread from 2011 having an approved i-129F for the now-wife.

Is odd the amount of time in between.  

Edited January 4, 2019 by Going through

[Hypnos 6,576]

Agreed. The timeline for this makes little sense. 

 

But regardless, a new I-485 (with a new fee) is likely the only solution. Not sure why an I-864 wasn't submitted originally. They would probably have RFE'd for one too upon noticing it wasn't submitted, unless you were a victim of the new policy that allows USCIS to immediately deny petitions without an RFE. 

[aaron2020 11,651]

19 hours ago, JDV said:

Married to Russian and her green card and status is fine. Her son's application I-485 application was declined due to not attaching an I-864. They are now informing me that my application is declined and my stepson is facing deportation hearing.

 

It further states that I may not appeal this decision but if ordered to a hearing I may have an opportunity to renew my application.

 

Does anyone have any advice on what I should do now to get my stepsons application back on track. I seriously doubt that he is going to be deported but its upsetting to his mother.

 

Thanks in advance.

Take this seriously.  You have zero basis for doubting that he is going to be deported.  Based on what?  Your gut feelings?

 

Your wife came to the US on a K-1 in 2012.

 

What visa did your stepson enter on? 

 

Go see a good immigration lawyer.