K1-K2 Visa, Dating while divorce is processing

[Lemonslice 4,960]

5 minutes ago, Joe Kano said:

You can take years to file for AOS

Yup, some love to keep their spouse dependant.  Form of abuse IMO.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

1 hour ago, Joe Kano said:

You can take years to file for AOS

Sure if you want your spouse to live in constant fear of being deported and not able to take on a job, travel home to see their families or get a driver license...

[Keithn85 400]

20 hours ago, Keithn85 said:

Do you support your kids in any sort of way?  Any agreement with the divorce or separation?  Child support?
If you support them in any way, then they are going to be part of your I-134.  Unfortunately, there is no way around this.

My apologizes, Ladies and Gentlemen.  Apparently, what I said was incorrect and I was definitely being very vague with what I said.  I go by the logic of a man who's never been married or divorced, but just by pure logic.  If I could delete my reply, I most certainly would have.  I do hope the OP extracts some good information from this post though to answer their original questions.

[SalishSea 18,082]

4 hours ago, Joe Kano said:

You can take years to file for AOS

Sure, if you don't mind being out of status.

[Nitas_man 3,100]

23 hours ago, ginoballhog said:

Even though my 2 kids are not living with me and I don’t claim them as my dependents?

Lol

 

yep

[Nitas_man 3,100]

23 hours ago, Keithn85 said:

Do you support your kids in any sort of way?  Any agreement with the divorce or separation?  Child support?
If you support them in any way, then they are going to be part of your I-134.  Unfortunately, there is no way around this.

They’re part of the I134 whether he supports them or not.  Until they reach age of majority.  

[Nitas_man 3,100]

6 hours ago, Joe Kano said:

You can take years to file for AOS

Who does that?  Keeps their wife out of status?  
 

Edited April 21, 2021 by Nitas_man

[Nitas_man 3,100]

3 hours ago, Keithn85 said:

My apologizes, Ladies and Gentlemen.  Apparently, what I said was incorrect and I was definitely being very vague with what I said.  I go by the logic of a man who's never been married or divorced, but just by pure logic.  If I could delete my reply, I most certainly would have.  I do hope the OP extracts some good information from this post though to answer their original questions.

Usually best to go by the instructions

 

You have no idea how many people in the last 15 years have come on here thinking they can leave their kids off their support affidavits LOL.  Hundreds.

[CaLi90 56]

On 4/20/2021 at 12:49 AM, ginoballhog said:

I just got my Certificate of Naturalization recently (4/9/21) –and planning on petitioning my fiancée from Philippines to come here and get married. Also, she has 2 minor kids. I have few concerns before filing the form I-129F. Although I have done countless research in pertains to these matters but still not confident since this is very new to me. If you could help with my concerns I would be very grateful.

 

• My fiancée and I started dating Sept 2017 while I was going through divorce process
• My ex-wife and I broke up and separated since April 2017 (with 2 minor kids)
• 4/6/21 when my divorce is finalized
• 4/9/21 Received my certificate of naturalization (US)
• For sponsor’s income support –would 50K suffice to petition my fiancée and her 2 kids?
• She’s never been married but with 2 kids

 

Would any of those going to lead to possible denial for the K1 visa?

 

 

Dating whilst going through divorce is fine, my fiancé and I did and were just transparent on it in our petition. Stay truthful and focus on income requirements 👍🏻

[Lady Rain 21]

Did you get your naturalization by marrying a American citizen?

[ginoballhog 0]

22 hours ago, Lady Rain said:

Did you get your naturalization by marrying a American citizen?

Yes. We were married for more than 5 years.

[Lady Rain 21]

Hmmm I see what you got going on.

Edited April 24, 2021 by Lady Rain