Help,I'm confused

[Lemonslice 4,921]

2 hours ago, Alex7012 said:

Good evening everyone. I'm alex from Nigeria. During the Dv2014, I lied in my dv application (marriage scam). The consular officer denied us the visa (misrepresentation).

I met a US citizen this year,and the relationship is very serious . She had visited me once. She is planning to file k-1 visa for me. The issue now is that should I apply for a waiver i-601  now or should I wait till when I have my  k-1 visa interview at the embassy 

The waiver might, or might not, be successful. You need to discuss with your fiancée where you are going to live together if you can't immigrate, develop a plan B; this would be the consequence of your own actions.   

[SalishSea 17,970]

5 hours ago, Alex7012 said:

This is a new partner. Plz,Why would she move to Nigeria?

The old partner was also denied the visa. We were not married .

Presumably for the same reason you’d move to the US-  so you can be together.

[PaulaCJohnny 713]

Like others said this is not an easy case.

 

Your future wife and you need to be prepared for a long, rocky and expensive process.

 

Why your future wife cannot move to Nigeria? 

If the priority of your relationship is to be together would you not want her to be with you?

 

I would move for any place just to be with my husband.

 

You commitment a seriously offended when you lied on a Immigration application, and because the case is similar (you in a relationship with an American women) this will raise a lot of red flags.

 

All you will need will be a amazing lawyer, a lot of money, patient and and real love to deal with all this.

 

Good luck 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,471]

11 hours ago, Alex7012 said:

Good evening everyone. I'm alex from Nigeria. During the Dv2014, I lied in my dv application (marriage scam). The consular officer denied us the visa (misrepresentation).

I met a US citizen this year,and the relationship is very serious . She had visited me once. She is planning to file k-1 visa for me. The issue now is that should I apply for a waiver i-601  now or should I wait till when I have my  k-1 visa interview at the embassy 

 

This has come up a few times.  The beneficiary stated in their DS-160 or DS-260 that they are married and get denied.  Years later, they meet someone and file for K1 or CR1.  USCIS asks for the divorce certificate of the marriage that was claimed in the previous application.  

 

These posts go silent after a few posts.

I have never seen the poster return with an update on successfully responding to USCIS.

[nastra30 2,295]

Op, it is highly probable the CO will require you to furnish a divorce decree from the fake marriage that never occurred. And you won't be able to. I think you are in some serious predicament you won't be able get yourself out of. That's why people are saying ask your future wife to be prepared to move to Nigeria so you guys can enjoy your future marriage.

[Crazy Cat 41,984]

12 hours ago, Alex7012 said:

Good evening everyone. I'm alex from Nigeria. During the Dv2014, I lied in my dv application (marriage scam). The consular officer denied us the visa (misrepresentation).

I met a US citizen this year,and the relationship is very serious . She had visited me once. She is planning to file k-1 visa for me. The issue now is that should I apply for a waiver i-601  now or should I wait till when I have my  k-1 visa interview at the embassy 

Please let us know how this turns out. You will, likely, never get to the interview stage.  USCIS might demand a termination document for the fake marriage.  They already know you claimed to be married on a previous visa application.  Personally, I have never seen a case like this result in a visa. 

Your US fiance needs to join us here for a serious discussion.

Edited June 26, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[Mike E 11,741]

No point sugar coating it. I have never seen a K or immigration visa granted in this situation.

[Cheschirecat 176]

14 hours ago, Alex7012 said:

This is a new partner. Plz,Why would she move to Nigeria?

The old partner was also denied the visa. We were not married .

Does she know you did this…. ? ( the new partner)  I pray you are not still a liar?!? 

[Verrou 1,962]

from previous posts, clearly OP wanted to live / immigrate to the US, there's no way OP wanted the partner to move to Nigeria because the goal is for OP to live in the US

Edited June 26, 2023 by HaroKitty

[SalishSea 17,970]

58 minutes ago, HaroKitty said:

from previous posts, clearly OP wanted to live / immigrate to the US, there's no way OP wanted the partner to move to Nigeria because the goal is for OP to live in the US

THIS.

[Cathi 5,771]

2 hours ago, Mike E said:

No point sugar coating it. I have never seen a K or immigration visa granted in this situation.

Agreed. I have been on this site 11 plus years and I've never seen success in this situation. Not even once.

USCIS will request a divorce decree for your fake marriage. A divorce decree for a marriage that never happened. Do you understand where this is going?

[Redro 4,611]

1 hour ago, Cathi said:

Agreed. I have been on this site 11 plus years and I've never seen success in this situation. Not even once.

USCIS will request a divorce decree for your fake marriage. A divorce decree for a marriage that never happened. Do you understand where this is going?

I wonder what would happen if @Alex7012 did in fact marry the other person after the denial… but then divorced. 

[Mike E 11,741]

@Redro

 

That would be fraud, and hypothetically no one on VJ would provide a primer for how to commit such fraud.

[Boiler 45,733]

The OP was less than clear as to what actually happened so not sure how anybody can be specific about the consequences.

[Redro 4,611]

21 minutes ago, Mike E said:

@Redro

 

That would be fraud, and hypothetically no one on VJ would provide a primer for how to commit such fraud.

I meant… after 2014 denial… OP didn’t explain what happened with the relationship after the DV denial. 
I’m sure it is an uphill battle as they were hit with misrep… this is why I stated in an earlier post OP should have evidence they were free to remarry.