Cancel K1 Visa

[kev and julia 2]

Hi,

 

Long story short.  I had a fall out with my fiancée and she already received her K1 visa.  How do I cancel this K1 visa?

 

Thanks.

[Boiler 44,943]

Where is she now?

[Chancy 6,239]

28 minutes ago, kev and julia said:

I had a fall out with my fiancée and she already received her K1 visa.  How do I cancel this K1 visa?

 

Is there really no hope of reconciliation?

 

[thilimaa 42]

37 minutes ago, kev and julia said:

Hi,

 

Long story short.  I had a fall out with my fiancée and she already received her K1 visa.  How do I cancel this K1 visa?

 

Thanks.

Just don't get married within the timeframe and her visa will expire. If she is here in the US then she will have to return back to her country, if she is still in her native country then she can just stay there and that's it. Case closed once the visa expires as far as I can tell but others might be able to help you better!

[Adventine 3,189]

47 minutes ago, thilimaa said:

Just don't get married within the timeframe and her visa will expire. If she is here in the US then she will have to return back to her country, if she is still in her native country then she can just stay there and that's it. Case closed once the visa expires as far as I can tell but others might be able to help you better!

 

This is correct.

 

Be 100% sure that cancelling the marriage is what you really want. Once the visa expiration date passes or she goes back to her home country before marriage in the US, there is no reinstating the visa. Otherwise, you'll have to start from scratch.

[Ontarkie 14,143]

Since she has the visa you can call/email the consulate to let them know. THey may ask her to bring her passport back so they can void it. Members have also had luck calling the POE/CBP to let them know and they can stop entry. I've only seen a few reports of this but it's an option. 

 

As others have mentioned make sure you are sure as there is no turning back if you change your mind. 

[laylalex 7,284]

Others have said it but I will echo: make sure this is what you really want. Starting all over from scratch will take a lot of time and money if it turns out your issues are workable. Obviously abuse and fraud are one thing, but a lot of times it's just poor communication that's behind disagreements. Have you asked others who know both of you whether they think what's happening is a total dealbreaker? Sometimes hearing a third party's thoughts can help turn down the heat. 

[Melissas2003sn6 0]

https://mx.usembassy.gov/visas/public-inquiries-iv-residents/

 

 

This might help, check it out. Good luck.