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UK2USA2021   0

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Hi all,

 

Husband USC, Me UKC

 

Since me and my husband have started this process and he has gone home, and found himself again, but now he wants to split from me and stay friends. Obv, I'm heartbroken but I'm not going to beg him to stay, because I think his long distance work has caused him to be too tired to continue with this.

 

That being said, I overstayed my ESTA in 2017, by less than 180 days. Regardless I know I'll never be able to get an esta again. We haven't received NOA2 yet and I have yet to have that conversation with him about what happens then. I don't think he will pay NVC or go ahead. I would like to visit at some point so I can collect my belongings if it's really over, but I don't have strong tie to the UK with being married to a USC. I had cut all ties here knowing I was following him. So all I have is a job, I live in my parents spare room and no car finance or mortgage etc I just pay rent to my mum.

 

Will I be able to obtain a visit visa from the embassy or will I have to wait for the NVC stage to expire??

 

Thanks in advance. X

 

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Well you can certainly apply

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9 minutes ago, UK2USA2021 said:

Hi all,

 

Husband USC, Me UKC

 

Since me and my husband have started this process and he has gone home, and found himself again, but now he wants to split from me and stay friends. Obv, I'm heartbroken but I'm not going to beg him to stay, because I think his long distance work has caused him to be too tired to continue with this.

 

That being said, I overstayed my ESTA in 2017, by less than 180 days. Regardless I know I'll never be able to get an esta again. We haven't received NOA2 yet and I have yet to have that conversation with him about what happens then. I don't think he will pay NVC or go ahead. I would like to visit at some point so I can collect my belongings if it's really over, but I don't have strong tie to the UK with being married to a USC. I had cut all ties here knowing I was following him. So all I have is a job, I live in my parents spare room and no car finance or mortgage etc I just pay rent to my mum.

 

Will I be able to obtain a visit visa from the embassy or will I have to wait for the NVC stage to expire??

 

Thanks in advance. X

 

Do not apply they will deny you’re visa . My advice is get in contact with a USA immigration lawyer and if you’re husband and you can reconcile please do and get at least a green card it will be almost impossible to go back to the USA after this . 

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2 hours ago, UK2USA2021 said:

Hi all,

 

Husband USC, Me UKC

 

Since me and my husband have started this process and he has gone home, and found himself again, but now he wants to split from me and stay friends. Obv, I'm heartbroken but I'm not going to beg him to stay, because I think his long distance work has caused him to be too tired to continue with this.

 

That being said, I overstayed my ESTA in 2017, by less than 180 days. Regardless I know I'll never be able to get an esta again. We haven't received NOA2 yet and I have yet to have that conversation with him about what happens then. I don't think he will pay NVC or go ahead. I would like to visit at some point so I can collect my belongings if it's really over, but I don't have strong tie to the UK with being married to a USC. I had cut all ties here knowing I was following him. So all I have is a job, I live in my parents spare room and no car finance or mortgage etc I just pay rent to my mum.

 

Will I be able to obtain a visit visa from the embassy or will I have to wait for the NVC stage to expire??

 

Thanks in advance. X

 

You will not be able to get an immigrant visa via him if the marriage is over.

 

You can apply for a B-2 visa.

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4 hours ago, UK2USA2021 said:

I would like to visit at some point so I can collect my belongings if it's really ove

Can he not at least ship them to you? You can try for a B-2 visa you want collect them yourself.

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5 hours ago, UK2USA2021 said:

Will I be able to obtain a visit visa from the embassy or will I have to wait for the NVC stage to expire??

You can apply.  The NVC stage will not expire for a year.  If you cannot save the marriage, seek happiness for yourself.  Good luck.

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