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Correct me if I’m wrong...but did you emigrate to the UK on a fiancé visa, which then ended in divorce?

 

When your new fiancée submits the petition, she’ll need to submit your divorce decree, so I’d expect that at some point in the actual visa interview that they’d question re you moving so much (and only to western countries) to follow your heart...? 

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Your title says "urgent", so I was expecting something more interesting than this... Just take a deep breath, sit down, read the guide here on VJ and the USCIS instructions, and you'll be fine. 

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