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[Maduyie 14]

Good day 

 

My non immigrant visa application was filled married (2016) but i was denied and the woman I was supposed to marry then was impregnated by another man so the wedding didn't hold..Now am married to an American woman and she's filing for me to come over..my point now is how will I defend my previous visa application that the said married I filled then didn't hold..How do proof to the consular that I was never married...

[Marieke H 2,512]

7 minutes ago, Avu said:

my point now is how will I defend my previous visa application that the said married I filled then didn't hold..

There is no way to "defend" that you lied on your previous application. They will want to see a divorce certificate for the marriage that never existed. 

 

We see this a lot here, and no one ever comes back to report how they resolved the issue. Would your wife be willing to move to your country?

[Maduyie 14]

I  cannot get a divorce for a marriage that didn't hold...The only documents I have to proof myself is an Affidavit i sworn that i was still a Bachelorhood before my current marriage took place..

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

17 minutes ago, Avu said:

I  cannot get a divorce for a marriage that didn't hold...The only documents I have to proof myself is an Affidavit i sworn that i was still a Bachelorhood before my current marriage took place..

That is 100% correct.  You have created a huge legal mess if you falsely claimed to be married.  You have misrepresented information provided to the US.  We have seen this very thing many times here.  I have never seen a case turn out well for the applicant.  You might want to seek the help of a good attorney.  

[Maduyie 14]

1 minute ago, Lucky Cat said:

That is 100% correct.  You have created a huge legal mess if you falsely claimed to be married.  You have misrepresented information provided to the US.  We have seen this very thing many times here.  I have never seen a case turn out well for the applicant.  You might want to seek the help of a good attorney

Thank you for your information.do we have to do this at first stage or after.

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

11 minutes ago, Avu said:

Thank you for your information.do we have to do this at first stage or after.

You will likely receive an RFE requiring a document proving the "marriage" was terminated PRIOR to your current marriage. 

Edited April 29, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Maduyie 14]

5 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

You will likely receive an RFE for a document proving the "marriage" was terminated PRIOR to your current marriage. 

OK but the marriage has not been schedule yet at the marriage registry at that time..The affidavit of bachelorhood I sworn at the court  was before my current marriage and that's the only documents I have as proof. Pls how do I go about this RFE documents proofing the marriage was terminated prior to my current marriage.God bless

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

5 minutes ago, Avu said:

OK but the marriage has not been schedule yet at the marriage registry at that time..The affidavit of bachelorhood I sworn at the court  was before my current marriage and that's the only documents I have as proof. Pls how do I go about this RFE documents proofing the marriage was terminated prior to my current marriage.God bless

Please clarify:  Did you say you were married on a US non-immigrant visa application when you were actually NOT married?  

[Maduyie 14]

1 minute ago, Lucky Cat said:

Please clarify:  Did you say you were married on a US non-immigrant visa application when you were actually NOT married? 

Yes I said I was married on a US non immigrant visa application when I was never married but currently married to a US citizen 

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

6 minutes ago, Avu said:

Yes I said I was married on a US non immigrant visa application when I was never married but currently married to a US citizen 

You lied to the US government.  As I said, USCIS will, likely, send an RFE requiring you to submit a document proving the marriage you lied about was terminated.  Of course, you can not do that since the marriage was a lie.  You are in a serious situation.  I would find an attorney.  

[Maduyie 14]

2 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

You lied to the US government.  As I said, USCIS will, likely, send an RFE requiring you to submit a document proving the marriage you lied about was terminated.  Of course, you can not do that since the marriage was a lie.  You are in a serious situation.  I would find an attorney.  

Okay.I will be expecting to hear back from you..Thank you

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

4 minutes ago, Avu said:

 

Please come back and let us know if you successfully remedy this issue.  As I said, we have seen this situation before, but no one ever returns to update us.  

Edited April 29, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Maduyie 14]

1 minute ago, Lucky Cat said:

Please come back and let us know if you successfully remedy this issue.  As I said, we have seen this situation before, but no one ever returns to update us.  

I really appreciates contributions despite that I don't know you but those with this type of case won't come back to tell the house what the remedy as you can see someone trying to laugh at me when nothing is funny. 

[Cathi 5,755]

Your wife is going to have to consider moving to your country. 

[Marieke H 2,512]

39 minutes ago, Avu said:

I really appreciates contributions despite that I don't know you but those with this type of case won't come back to tell the house what the remedy as you can see someone trying to laugh at me when nothing is funny. 

It is very likely that people don't come back here because there is no remedy. You don't seem to understand how serious your issue is. You lied to the US government, probably because you thought it would improve your chances of receiving a non-immigrant visa. That lie now comes back to bite you.

 

As I said before, talk to your wife about her moving to your country instead.