AOS/I130

[l4everh 0]

I am writing on behalf of a friend of mine who is going through this process... Her fiance came here in 2006 on the K-1 visa they're marriage was a rocky one but did everything right filed all the right papers and filed to adjust status for her husband the AOS was still pending but she decided it wasnt going to work and filed for divorce and wrote a letter stating that she wanted to withdraw her sponsorship of her husband because of divorce she sent the letter to MSC where his petition was and filed for divorce but before the divorce was final she changed her mind and worked things out with her husband so they remained married to this day but an unexpected emergency with his family he left the US with no AP so found out later he cant come back in the US without an AP.. She was advised since he didnt apply for that they would have to start again and do the I130 which they have done so and it is under process too now for another twist to her situation she recieved a letter from MSC on his adjustment of status that they had received her letter about withdrawing her sponorship of her husband due to dissolution of marriage which they never went through with... What should she do? Should she write a letter explaning that the marriage was never dissolved and wants to continue her sponsorship of her husband and explain that they have now filed for the I130? Will that hurt her husbands chances of being denied everything? Any advice would be helpful to her.. thanks

[lheeanne 0]

In their situation, they should hire a good lawyer.

[TasksGirl 0]

www.immigrate2us.net

[Beauty for Ashes 257]

I am writing on behalf of a friend of mine who is going through this process... Her fiance came here in 2006 on the K-1 visa they're marriage was a rocky one but did everything right filed all the right papers and filed to adjust status for her husband the AOS was still pending but she decided it wasnt going to work and filed for divorce and wrote a letter stating that she wanted to withdraw her sponsorship of her husband because of divorce she sent the letter to MSC where his petition was and filed for divorce but before the divorce was final she changed her mind and worked things out with her husband so they remained married to this day but an unexpected emergency with his family he left the US with no AP so found out later he cant come back in the US without an AP.. She was advised since he didnt apply for that they would have to start again and do the I130 which they have done so and it is under process too now for another twist to her situation she recieved a letter from MSC on his adjustment of status that they had received her letter about withdrawing her sponorship of her husband due to dissolution of marriage which they never went through with... What should she do? Should she write a letter explaning that the marriage was never dissolved and wants to continue her sponsorship of her husband and explain that they have now filed for the I130? Will that hurt her husbands chances of being denied everything? Any advice would be helpful to her.. thanks

This explains why a petitioner needs to think long and hard before spouting off and writing letters in furor..

They need a good immigration attorney or there is absolutely no chance of him gettin here..She really screwed up and he screwed up by leaving without obtaining AP..dumb dumb and dumber

[*Maureen* 0]

I am writing on behalf of a friend of mine who is going through this process... Her fiance came here in 2006 on the K-1 visa they're marriage was a rocky one but did everything right filed all the right papers and filed to adjust status for her husband the AOS was still pending but she decided it wasnt going to work and filed for divorce and wrote a letter stating that she wanted to withdraw her sponsorship of her husband because of divorce she sent the letter to MSC where his petition was and filed for divorce but before the divorce was final she changed her mind and worked things out with her husband so they remained married to this day but an unexpected emergency with his family he left the US with no AP so found out later he cant come back in the US without an AP.. She was advised since he didnt apply for that they would have to start again and do the I130 which they have done so and it is under process too now for another twist to her situation she recieved a letter from MSC on his adjustment of status that they had received her letter about withdrawing her sponorship of her husband due to dissolution of marriage which they never went through with... What should she do? Should she write a letter explaning that the marriage was never dissolved and wants to continue her sponsorship of her husband and explain that they have now filed for the I130? Will that hurt her husbands chances of being denied everything? Any advice would be helpful to her.. thanks

This explains why a petitioner needs to think long and hard before spouting off and writing letters in furor..

They need a good immigration attorney or there is absolutely no chance of him gettin here..She really screwed up and he screwed up by leaving without obtaining AP..dumb dumb and dumber

I 100% agree with you wahrania! I would definately get an immigration attorney to see if this can be corrected but I'm not sure even an attorney can repair this. Once he left the country without an AP, I don't think much can be done.