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How to appeal if my k1 application was denied @ USCIS

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4 minutes ago, elyfz said:

what are my chances for appeal?

 Virtually none if it’s not USCIS error

 

4 minutes ago, elyfz said:

Or should I just file again and not waste more time and money?

Appealing costs $630 and the chances of it being denied in this situation are high.

 

New I-129F costs $535 with low chances of denial of issue is fixed.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

 Virtually none if it’s not USCIS error

 

Appealing costs $630 and the chances of it being denied in this situation are high.

 

New I-129F costs $535 with low chances of denial of issue is fixed.

If I reapply do I have to explain why I'm reapplying or I just submitted everything normally like nothing happened? 

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1 minute ago, elyfz said:

If I reapply do I have to explain why I'm reapplying or I just submitted everything normally like nothing happened? 

Depends on the situation. I would probably mention it but keep it brief and to the point.

 

 

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1 minute ago, elyfz said:

How do you mention it, just attach a brief explanation on another page and staple it to the application? 

Just include a page in the packet.

 

USCIS asks to not staple anything since they have to take it apart. They prefer paper clips and other similar things 

 

 

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1 minute ago, elyfz said:

Thank you for the information I appreciate it

My pleasure 

 

Just now, elyfz said:

Is there a time that I have to wait to reapply or if I have everything can I send everything ASAP?

No wait time, file ASAP 

 

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Proof of citizenship you can use your passport too,so include your passport as a second proof of citizenship so you have a back up in case they somehow still see a mix up in your birth certificate.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Myanmar
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Given the history, I advise against using a U.S. passport, for this, the K-1 visa, or I-485.

 

Get several US birth certificates in case there is an RFE for an original.

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