Cancellation of withdrawal letter

[JCV.LD 0]

Hello, Good day, I hope anybody can give me an idea on how to cancel the withdrawal letter that sent to uscis? My fiancé applied for a K1visa 10months ago, and we had a misunderstanding and broke up. He decided to withdraw the application, even it is not yet approved. Now, we are okay and we want to continue the process. Is it possible to not cancel the application and continue the application until it gets approve? Thank you for response

[powerpuff 6,748]

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Sorry, there is no such thing as canceling the withdrawal. It cannot be taken back, this question has come up several times before. Your fiancé needs to re-file again.

Edited September 21, 2022 by powerpuff

[JCV.LD 0]

Thank you so much. 

[Crazy Cat 42,357]

42 minutes ago, JCV.LD said:

Hello, Good day, I hope anybody can give me an idea on how to cancel the withdrawal letter that sent to uscis? My fiancé applied for a K1visa 10months ago, and we had a misunderstanding and broke up. He decided to withdraw the application, even it is not yet approved. Now, we are okay and we want to continue the process. Is it possible to not cancel the application and continue the application until it gets approve? Thank you for response

No can do.  A withdrawal letter is irrevocable.   You have to start from scratch, and you will be asked about this later.  Please ask him to join us here.

Edited September 21, 2022 by Crazy Cat

[Palawan 131]

1 hour ago, JCV.LD said:

Hello, Good day, I hope anybody can give me an idea on how to cancel the withdrawal letter that sent to uscis? My fiancé applied for a K1visa 10months ago, and we had a misunderstanding and broke up. He decided to withdraw the application, even it is not yet approved. Now, we are okay and we want to continue the process. Is it possible to not cancel the application and continue the application until it gets approve? Thank you for response

What Embassy?

 

Did fiance get a letter saying the K1 visa was being withdrawn?

 

In my experience the petitioner receives a letter 

 

Don't they have a way to track your visa applictions?

 

 

Edited September 21, 2022 by Palawan
BullPen

[powerpuff 6,748]

22 minutes ago, Palawan said:

What Embassy?

 

Did fiance get a letter saying the K1 visa was being withdrawn?

 

In my experience the petitioner receives a letter 

 

Don't they have a way to track your visa applictions?

 

 

They do not send a letter each time. Sometimes they don’t even acknowledge it but it is in the system.

 

being that USCIS and DOS are separate entities, their communication is not the most efficient. 

 

It will cause issues down the line when either AOS’ing, removing conditions or naturalizing as it will be discovered.

 

There was a thread last year which I can’t find anymore (I think it was deleted) where their naturalization was denied because they discovered a withdrawal letter was sent at I-129f. OP said they decided to move back to Europe (if I remember correctly). I’m sure something could have been done if they went to court but that’s a big hassle, not to mention expensive and stressful.
 

 

Edited September 21, 2022 by powerpuff

[powerpuff 6,748]

Found the thread. I remember reading it last year but it happened few years back:

 

[Palawan 131]

4 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

They do not send a letter each time. Sometimes they don’t even acknowledge it but it is in the system.

 

being that USCIS and DOS are separate entities, their communication is not the most efficient. 

 

It will cause issues down the line when either AOS’ing, removing conditions or naturalizing as it will be discovered.

 

There was a thread last year which I can’t find anymore (I think it was deleted) where their naturalization was denied because they discovered a withdrawal letter was sent at I-129f. OP said they decided to move back to Europe (if I remember correctly). I’m sure something could have been done if they went to court but that’s a big hassle, but to mention expensive and stressful.
 

 

Is there not a way to track your case? Does it not show up in there? 

[powerpuff 6,748]

Just now, Palawan said:

Is there not a way to track your case? Does it not show up in there? 

Do you mean to track the withdrawal? I’m sure in some cases it does show up but as we know USCIS updating the system is spotty at best. Have a look at the above thread, they did not acknowledge the withdrawal at all until naturalization 

[Palawan 131]

4 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Do you mean to track the withdrawal? I’m sure in some cases it does show up but as we know USCIS updating the system is spotty at best. Have a look at the above thread, they did not acknowledge the withdrawal at all until naturalization 

Does USCIS not give you a case number where you can track your case? It's been a while since I did my K1

 

[powerpuff 6,748]

Just now, Palawan said:

Does USCIS not give you a case number where you can track your case? It's been a while since I did my K1

 

They do 

[Palawan 131]

14 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Found the thread. I remember reading it last year but it happened few years back:

 

Thats a bad deal.  Too bad they broke up and he went back home, I guess he could of rode it out in the USA with a GC.

 

Interesting thread.

[Mike E 11,742]

21 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Found the thread. I remember reading it last year but it happened few years back:

 

This is the comment from the OP of that thread that @JCV.LD should pay particular attention to:

 

As an aside, at the N-400 interview, the IO was going to approve but the OP was missing a document. The RFE was never issued because the IO started digging into the file, perhaps to look to see if the file had the missing document. Instead the IO found the withdrawal letter.   Moving forward I am going to cite this case the next time someone asks if it is ok they go to their N-400 interview without an original document. FYI @OldUser

[Ontarkie 14,506]

 

3 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Found the thread. I remember reading it last year but it happened few years back:

 

There was another case more recently. She was also denied, I can't remember all the details but think she needed to start the whole thing over. 

[Crazy Cat 42,357]

14 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

 

There was another case more recently. She was also denied, I can't remember all the details but think she needed to start the whole thing over. 

Is this the one?  This one concerns a person whose withdrawal was discovered during adjustment of status.

 

I-129F Fiancee Petition withdrawn during AOS - RFE - Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas - VisaJourney

Edited September 21, 2022 by Crazy Cat