I-130 filing for husband married since july 2021

[Boiler 45,466]

He can remove conditions by himself, that is very common

[Y3ambouzinek 4]

And sorry I  confused you but yes in order to get his 2 year residency I did submitted the adjustment of status. He got his 2 year residency card through me. I apologize if I confused u. And thank u for trying to help me with ur advice or opinion. 

[Y3ambouzinek 4]

Yea he can now remove conditions by him self. He used me for papers.  He knew what he was doing. 

[Y3ambouzinek 4]

Do u think my I-130 will get de refused?

[2024 I551 8]

2 minutes ago, Yambouzinek said:

Do u think my I-130 will get de refused?

Probably not, at least not without sending you a request for evidence first. They should give you an opportunity to present further evidence to clear any doubts they may have about the bonafides of your current marriage. I assume you did submit a divorce certificate of the previous marriage with the I 130 application.

[Y3ambouzinek 4]

Yes I summited a divorce certificate that shows my X divorced me. Thank u for ur time in answering my doubts here. I do appreciate this. 

[pushbrk 12,876]

There's no way to really know for certain, why your case is taking longer, but it does make sense that they are looking into your previous case.  It's possible that once they got the files together, it was kicked into another queue for a more senior officer to evaluate.

The decision will be made based on all the facts they have.  We don't have those facts.  We don't know what other red flags there may be.  Red flags are things like marrying on the first visit, and in that region, the woman being significantly older than the man is a red flag.  The bigger the age difference, the bigger the flag.  

[Y3ambouzinek 4]

@pushbrk hello and sorry I didn’t reply to ur answer. I thought I did. Please I just have a quick question. Is there anything that I can do to ask fir the status of my file. It hasn’t been approved or denied. And I am a little anxious about not having any news. We did not get married in the first date but I’m older than my husband who is from the same country as my X husband is from. I have been only married 2 times. I remember going to immigration to report that my X husband cheated on me so they can cancel his papers but the officer told me that is sad but I should move on with my life. And now that I believe I found the right man. My reputation has been damaged with uscis. Do u have any advice fir me.? Thank you. 🙏🏻😞

[pushbrk 12,876]

16 hours ago, Yambouzinek said:

@pushbrk hello and sorry I didn’t reply to ur answer. I thought I did. Please I just have a quick question. Is there anything that I can do to ask fir the status of my file. It hasn’t been approved or denied. And I am a little anxious about not having any news. We did not get married in the first date but I’m older than my husband who is from the same country as my X husband is from. I have been only married 2 times. I remember going to immigration to report that my X husband cheated on me so they can cancel his papers but the officer told me that is sad but I should move on with my life. And now that I believe I found the right man. My reputation has been damaged with uscis. Do u have any advice fir me.? Thank you. 🙏🏻😞

What are your respective ages?  Please give same information for the first marriage.  I did not say "first date".  I said "first visit".  Please clarify.

Edited November 3, 2023 by pushbrk

[Boiler 45,466]

You mentioned you married your current husband on your second visit.

 

How long were those visits.

 

How many visits have you made since you married and how long were they.

 

You mentioned an age difference, how much is it. Was your first husband younger and by how much? Has your husband met your family.

 

[TiffAndMike 54]

On 10/21/2023 at 2:21 PM, Yambouzinek said:

Do u think my I-130 will get de refused?

in my opinion, no news is good news so far. USCIS is notoriously slow, no matter what center is handling your case. I believe the current processing time is up to 14 months. I would contact them to inquire about your case when the 14 months is up. 

 

How did you file your petition? Did you do it yourself or did you retain the services of an attorney? 

 

The fact that you had previously petitioned for your ex-husband will more than likely be a red flag.   I am sorry that he was a cheating dirt bag by the way.

 

And depending on the age gap, that might also be considered a red flag as well. I have a large age gap with my husband as well so I went above and beyond to submit as much evidence of our bona-fide marriage as possible to over shadow that red flag. 

 

The best advice I can give is to remain calm, don't stress out and follow up with USCIS. This whole process is stressful enough without us adding to it.  Whenever you start to stress just remember that you aren't alone in the process and that us here on this form are going through it with you. 

 

Best Wishes