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Dreaming Dreamer

Overstayed K1 Visa after marriage (left voluntarily)

By Dreaming Dreamer February 11, 2020 in General Immigration-Related Discussion

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Posted February 14, 2020

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada

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Posted February 14, 2020

27 minutes ago, Dreaming Dreamer said:

Lol you say that but his base has a rep for keeping them stationed there for yeeears lol. You're right though, we won't be there forever. Yes he helps pay for expenses here. Just my daughter and I live together.

Most places keep someone 4-6 years. Occasionally 8. But I've rarely seen anyone stationed less than 4.

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February 11, 2020

That could be classified as an extreme hardship in my book.......where is he stationed, if I might ask?

Boiler

February 11, 2020

Well you will not get any judgement on this site. Your Husband can petition for you, there is a waiver for overstaying, I 601, which would be filed for once the Consulate has refused the v

Boiler

February 11, 2020

I am not a Lawyer but would feel comfortable putting together a waiver on just the limited comments you have made. Dig a bit more and there will be plenty more.

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1 hour ago, NikLR said:

Most places keep someone 4-6 years. Occasionally 8. But I've rarely seen anyone stationed less than 4.

Lol yeah that's what I'm saying. He knows pepper there who have been stationed there over 10 years lol. He's been there 6 and a half years now.

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