intent to revoke notice

[Kabir Ishola 5]

9 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Have seen it where had to divorce first wife, annul/divorce marriage to second wife because it was valid in eyes of where marriage took place but not immigration, and then remarry first wife. On the new spousal petition they will have to list all marriages and have documents supporting the creation and dissolution of each.

 

This is a very tangled web of issues but as you say at least there was some form of marriage to back up the claim in the visitor visa application, if there hadn’t been then this would be even more complicated. 

I was divorce my first wife before I marriage to my new wife I was divorce my first wife  in 1/04/16 and I married to my new wife in 29/07/16 

[Illiria 980]

3 minutes ago, Kabir Ishola said:

Yes I have send it to my lawyer thanks 

Then what is the problem? If you have evidence to show that you were in fact legally single when you married your second wife and have sent it to your lawyer. 

 

The embassy should have asked you to submit it to them after the interview when you said oh but I was divorced when I married my second wife I just don’t have the document proving that with me. Why did it get sent back for a noir? 

[John & Rose 7,239]

Why weren't  the divorce papers part of the original petition?  They are required.

[Kabir Ishola 5]

I told her I didn’t have it with me at the time of my interview I told her I need to go court to pick up it. because I didn’t put it on my application that I’m married that why the CO send my application back to uscis 

[Kabir Ishola 5]

16 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Then what is the problem? If you have evidence to show that you were in fact legally single when you married your second wife and have sent it to your lawyer. 

 

The embassy should have asked you to submit it to them after the interview when you said oh but I was divorced when I married my second wife I just don’t have the document proving that with me. Why did it get sent back for a noir? 

I told her I didn’t have it with me at the time of my interview I told her I need to go court to pick up it. because I didn’t put it on my application that I’m married that why the CO send my application back to uscis

[Kabir Ishola 5]

14 minutes ago, John & Rose said:

Why weren't  the divorce papers part of the original petition?  They are required.

Because I didn’t have it with me at time of my interview I have to go to court to ask for it 

[Illiria 980]

4 minutes ago, Kabir Ishola said:

I told her I didn’t have it with me at the time of my interview I told her I need to go court to pick up it. because I didn’t put it on my application that I’m married that why the CO send my application back to uscis

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Ah so the original petition filed by your second wife failed to write that you were previously married, so the embassy sent it back as the petition was not accurate when it was approved. 

[SalishSea 17,829]

8 minutes ago, Kabir Ishola said:

I told her I didn’t have it with me at the time of my interview I told her I need to go court to pick up it. because I didn’t put it on my application that I’m married that why the CO send my application back to uscis 

Then why are  you surprised it was denied?  Per US laws, you have demonstrate you are legally free to marry at the time of marriage.  All such documents must be included with a petition at the time it is submitted.  Pretty cut and dried really.

[Illiria 980]

1 minute ago, Kabir Ishola said:

Because I didn’t have it with me at time of my interview I have to go to court to ask for it 

It should have been submitted way back when your wife put in the petition, not having it at the interview wasn’t the issue it was that you lied on the petition about having a previous marriage, lies of omission are still lies.

[Kabir Ishola 5]

2 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Ah so the original petition filed by your second wife failed to write that you were previously married, so the embassy sent it back as the petition was not accurate when it was approved. 

Yes my second my wife filed for me. Yes and embassy sent it back 

[Illiria 980]

8 minutes ago, Kabir Ishola said:

Yes my second my wife filed for me. Yes and embassy sent it back 

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You have given the first wife divorce decree and a translation into English to your lawyer and instructed them to include it as part of the rebuttal to the noir? If so then to answer you original question you have done what is required.

[nastra30 2,286]

This was really simple to begin with. In the original application you had to say you were divorced and supply the divorce documents. You wouldn't have been in this situation. USCIS/US immigration will always find out one day even if you made it to the US; It will have come up another time. 

Since you say you legally broke off your first marriage and have divorce papers to proof it, then you are in a better shape than if it was a complete lie in your B visa application. Wait for the petition to get back to USCIS and sort it out with them.

[Kabir Ishola 5]

17 minutes ago, Illiria said:

It should have been submitted way back when your wife put in the petition, not having it at the interview wasn’t the issue it was that you lied on the petition about having a previous marriage, lies of omission are still lies.

I know is my lawyer because I told him I was married before and he didn’t put it on my petition that I was married before because he think traditional marria is not a married that what happened 

[nastra30 2,286]

2 minutes ago, Kabir Ishola said:

I know is my lawyer because I told him I was married before and he didn’t put it on my petition that I was married before because he think traditional marria is not a married that what happened 

In eyes of USCIS traditional marriage is perceived as 'more married' than being 'straight single'. But the main issue is the CO tried to reconcile your marital status on your previous B visa application with your marital statuses in the current i-130 petition and they didn't check out.

[Kabir Ishola 5]

3 minutes ago, nastra30 said:

This was really simple to begin with. In the original application you had to say you were divorced and supply the divorce documents. You wouldn't have been in this situation. USCIS/US immigration will always find out one day even if you made it to the US; It will have come up another time. 

Since you say you legally broke off your first marriage and have divorce papers to proof it, then you are in a better shape than if it was a complete lie in your B visa application. Wait for the petition to get back to USCIS and sort it out with them.

I didn’t lie in my B visa application I was married at the time of B visa application but he was raditional married because the said is not legally married to me that why he didn’t put it on my petition