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Cancelled K1 Visa After Argument... Now Filing for a Spousal Visa. Any Issues?

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28 minutes ago, Lostinlove2900 said:

Hello everyone,

on January 7th I spoke to a tier two officer she gave me assurance that my petition since approved after my withdrawal letter was sent to USCIS that it would most likely be ignored. 
however, I decided to check my case status today and I got the worse notification ever they did withdrawal my petition. 
now I know a withdrawal cannot be reversed at this point sadly. What other options do I have? 
also is there a way to get a birth certificate from USA when abroad? 
thanks 

Hello.

Unfortunately, you will have to start a new petition from scratch now. 

And I don’t mean to make you panic, but they usually frown upon cases in which a petitioner required a withdrawal be done. 

I know it may sound terrible, but once you forward a new one, be ready to have it scrutinized.

So, having a good explanation to why a previous petition had to be withdrawn is a good thing to have in mind.

As for your birth certificate while overseas, yes it is possible. More information about it can be gotten with a Court House.

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SalishSea
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I'd say that for personal reasons, that would be ideal.  From your description of what led to the withdrawal, you seem young and like you really should get to know each other better before committing

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I would not do anything, might be good idea to be at the Interview if the issues comes up. But you have a loong time before that to generate good back story.

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This is not something often said on vj.    If asked, I'd just tell the truth - you had a fight and you regret it. But don't mention it otherwise. 

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I am sorry to hear this.  I have asked the moderators to merge this thread with your previous one as an update.

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*** Topic of the same subject merged.

 

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OP, you mentioned you wanted to spend time in your fiancé's home country this year. That's a really good idea. Get to know each other better, resolve the issues that led you to send that withdrawal letter after your argument, and then, only then, if you're really decided, get married and file a spousal visa.

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OP, you can get a certified copy of your birth certificate from the vital records department of the jurisdiction where you were born.   Go to the website for your state/county of birth, and it should have instructions for ordering it.  You could probably pay extra to have it sent overseas, or have a friend or family member send it to you.  

 
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