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I-129F Denied at USCIS What Are My Options?

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31 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Well apart from one copied Facebook post which raises more questions than answers I would tend to agree.

 

That Facebook timeline essentially states that not only did they ignore the marriage issues but also the Misrepresentation, the timeline did not include a waiver.

 

If it is true somebody won the lottery.

 

Hacking said he had a case and so did his wife, so if it is hopeless what are they doing?

May have been me you heard him talking to … I joined his love and that’s what he told me … there wasn’t much chance but yeah I think that too then why take in the case at all ? I did see where someone on here said that Hacking refused their case but … I don’t know I’m gonna keep pushing but looks like I’m gonna be planning to move to live with my husband as I know it will take lots of time to sort through this issue if at all but I will keep on “hope and prayer” is what he says to me always so I will keep trying 

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Crazy Cat
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He can't.  He can't prove that he was never married. That is a big problem which we have seen  numerous times in the past.  Personally, I have never seen one of these cases turn out well.  Either the

Mike E
Mike E

Ok, this info would have saved us all time.     It is going to be difficult to get an approved I-129F or I-130.  I don’t think I’ve heard a of single case where the couple over came a previousl

carmel34
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Another example of the many who faced this misrepresentation problem at some point in the process, facing the consequences of a previous lie when trying to get a tourist visa.  Then later when attempt

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Sounds like the most practical option.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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On 7/6/2021 at 11:36 PM, Kide said:

A Facebook user who shared her beneficiaries experience..

 

@poster... read up! Same Lagos Consulate.

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This case is probably different to the OP as there is a partner and two children. So, they could point towards some informal arrangement that they considered "married".

But, this Facebook post is leaving out a lot of information. How did they overcome this barrier? 

With OP's fiance, I wonder who he claimed to be married to (as you have to provide your spouse's details on the form.) And did he claim to be married to a different person on the second application or the same person? 

 
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