What to do!!!

[Duchess6617 0]

So heres the run down,

 

- UK citizen met now (US citizen) husband sept of 2017 in the USA.
- i returned to the UK, after a two week esta visa.
- we reunited again in Dec of 2017, we got engaged xmas day!
- I stayed as we was going to file AOS.
- July, my husband was made redundant.
- my overstay by this point was 112 days.
- My dad told me he would sponsor my husband, so we went back to my home town in the UK.

- husband entered under tourist visa, with hopes we would be able to file for everything in the UK for him to stay here.
- my dad had lied to trap me back in the UK as i wouldn't be able to return to the US without appropriate spouse documentation being fled.
- this caused emotional and financial stress for the both of us, we have now been living off UK benefits as brexit has ruined the job market for us here.
- US citizen husband still in UK as overstayer by 10 months.

 

We would really like to just get this mess sorted. 

WE have the money and want to file for USA. 

 

AS we cannot use dcf, due to not legally being resident, can we file everything from the uk by sending from here to the lockbox in the usa?
we have a few questions.. we can obtain two affidavit of supports from the in laws to fulfil the income requirements, but my husband has not worked since here in the UK will this be an issue?
If we do file from here, at what point would my husband need to return home? could he stay until the noa2? or would he need to go home after noa1?

also would it be beneficial to file i-129f? ive read this can take as long as i-130, but can also take less time i've read which runited you faster?

 

i know we messed us with overstaying, but can we focus on the solution instead of bashing us for our poor choices, we understand we out ourselves in this position, hence asking for HELP NOT SCRUTINY.

 

THANKS!

 

[aaron2020 11,651]

5 minutes ago, Duchess6617 said:

So heres the run down,

 

- UK citizen met now (US citizen) husband sept of 2017 in the USA.
- i returned to the UK, after a two week esta visa.
- we reunited again in Dec of 2017, we got engaged xmas day!
- I stayed as we was going to file AOS.
- July, my husband was made redundant.
- my overstay by this point was 112 days.
- My dad told me he would sponsor my husband, so we went back to my home town in the UK.

- husband entered under tourist visa, with hopes we would be able to file for everything in the UK for him to stay here.
- my dad had lied to trap me back in the UK as i wouldn't be able to return to the US without appropriate spouse documentation being fled.
- this caused emotional and financial stress for the both of us, we have now been living off UK benefits as brexit has ruined the job market for us here.
- US citizen husband still in UK as overstayer by 10 months.

 

We would really like to just get this mess sorted. 

WE have the money and want to file for USA. 

 

AS we cannot use dcf, due to not legally being resident, can we file everything from the uk by sending from here to the lockbox in the usa? Yes, you can send the I-130 to the lockbox.
we have a few questions.. we can obtain two affidavit of supports from the in laws to fulfil the income requirements, but my husband has not worked since here in the UK will this be an issue?  No.
If we do file from here, at what point would my husband need to return home? could he stay until the noa2? or would he need to go home after noa1?  For the I-864 (which is filed after the NOA2), your husband will need to show a US domicile.  Until then, he can live where ever he wants.  

also would it be beneficial to file i-129f? ive read this can take as long as i-130, but can also take less time i've read which runited you faster?  The I-129f rarely results in a K-3 visa.  99.99% of the time, the I-129f is administratively closed in favor of the I-130.

 

i know we messed us with overstaying, but can we focus on the solution instead of bashing us for our poor choices, we understand we out ourselves in this position, hence asking for HELP NOT SCRUTINY.

 

THANKS!

 

 

[designguy 1,179]

Just keep in mind your husband will face a ban (from entering the UK) once he leaves the UK. Not sure if that is of concern for you but just something to consider if he ends up returning to the US sooner rather than later

[TBoneTX 44,864]

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