belinda63

They are violating the terms of their visa. The children are not permitted to attend school. They cannot obtain social security numbers. They should not be applying for government paid health insurance. By enrolling the children in school they have endangered their visitor's visa. It is possible it will be cancelled.

Question: Was your fiance free to marry when the K-1 petition was filed? Sounds like she wasn't.

Question: Was your fiance free to marry when the K-1 petition was filed? Sounds like she wasn't.

Question: Was your fiance free to marry when the K-1 petition was filed? Sounds like she wasn't.

Question: Was your fiance free to marry when the K-1 petition was filed? Sounds like she wasn't.

You can't file the waiver because you haven't been denied for something that qualified. the first petition was denied because you were not free to marry. If you get a new petition and file when you go to your interview you find out if you need a waiver or if you can even file for a waiver. You will not know the answer until you have the interview.
Instead of spending time on a waiver you don't need right now and might not qualify for why not spend time getting the new petition filed?

I think he means the CRBA.
Since AOS has not been filed divorce her. Your worries at this point should be divorce and full-custody. Either get her out of the house or you leave the house. Do not give her a chance to scream abuse again as this is the ONLY way she now has to adjust status without leaving the US (at least until the child turns 21). It seems she may already have some knowledge of the VAWA path since she has already filed domestic violence charges against you.
This is no longer an immigration issue, it is a divorce issue.

Since you aren't getting the answers you want go ahead and try to use ESTA. And when you get caught and are never allowed in the US again don't come running to us complaining about how unfair it is that you got caught lying.
Your claim that you aren't the same person is ridiculous. Changing your name or getting divorced/married does not change who you are. I got married after I served out on my felony. Does that mean that I became a new person and have no criminal record? I got divorced after a civil action was filed against me. Does that mean the court action no longer applies because I am now a new person?

Since you aren't getting the answers you want go ahead and try to use ESTA. And when you get caught and are never allowed in the US again don't come running to us complaining about how unfair it is that you got caught lying.
Your claim that you aren't the same person is ridiculous. Changing your name or getting divorced/married does not change who you are. I got married after I served out on my felony. Does that mean that I became a new person and have no criminal record? I got divorced after a civil action was filed against me. Does that mean the court action no longer applies because I am now a new person?

I think he means the CRBA.
Since AOS has not been filed divorce her. Your worries at this point should be divorce and full-custody. Either get her out of the house or you leave the house. Do not give her a chance to scream abuse again as this is the ONLY way she now has to adjust status without leaving the US (at least until the child turns 21). It seems she may already have some knowledge of the VAWA path since she has already filed domestic violence charges against you.
This is no longer an immigration issue, it is a divorce issue.

I think he means the CRBA.
Since AOS has not been filed divorce her. Your worries at this point should be divorce and full-custody. Either get her out of the house or you leave the house. Do not give her a chance to scream abuse again as this is the ONLY way she now has to adjust status without leaving the US (at least until the child turns 21). It seems she may already have some knowledge of the VAWA path since she has already filed domestic violence charges against you.
This is no longer an immigration issue, it is a divorce issue.

Since you aren't getting the answers you want go ahead and try to use ESTA. And when you get caught and are never allowed in the US again don't come running to us complaining about how unfair it is that you got caught lying.
Your claim that you aren't the same person is ridiculous. Changing your name or getting divorced/married does not change who you are. I got married after I served out on my felony. Does that mean that I became a new person and have no criminal record? I got divorced after a civil action was filed against me. Does that mean the court action no longer applies because I am now a new person?

I think he means the CRBA.
Since AOS has not been filed divorce her. Your worries at this point should be divorce and full-custody. Either get her out of the house or you leave the house. Do not give her a chance to scream abuse again as this is the ONLY way she now has to adjust status without leaving the US (at least until the child turns 21). It seems she may already have some knowledge of the VAWA path since she has already filed domestic violence charges against you.
This is no longer an immigration issue, it is a divorce issue.

You are putting the cart before the horse. First your significant other needs to file a new petition and you go to the interview. At that time you will find out if you are denied and if so if you qualify to file a waiver. Since you made it to the interview the last time your significant other is obviously competent enough to do the initial paperwork. Question, did he know you were still married?
If you are denied but eligible for a waiver then you would need to hire a good immigration attorney who is proficient in filing waivers.

A spouse of an LPR does not have any overstay forgive. If your spouse is in the US and in legal status at the time the priority date becomes current he can file to AOS. if he is in the US and not in legal status he cannot.

There is no way I am aware of to remove your prior misrepresentation. You stated you were free to marry when you knew you were not.
The only way you know what will happen is to have your fiance file a new petition. The old petition was denied and closed because you did not meet the requirements i.e. you were not free to marry and the US does not permit bigamy.

A spouse of an LPR does not have any overstay forgive. If your spouse is in the US and in legal status at the time the priority date becomes current he can file to AOS. if he is in the US and not in legal status he cannot.

A spouse of an LPR does not have any overstay forgive. If your spouse is in the US and in legal status at the time the priority date becomes current he can file to AOS. if he is in the US and not in legal status he cannot.

Not said but needs to be mentioned. As a child of an LPR the child must remain unmarried the entire time.

Not said but needs to be mentioned. As a child of an LPR the child must remain unmarried the entire time.

Not said but needs to be mentioned. As a child of an LPR the child must remain unmarried the entire time.

I agree with cancel the AOS NOW!. As in stop reading this and write the letter withdrawing the I-864 right now. Mail it today, at the post office, return receipt or at least tracking. Make an infopass appointment and submit the same notarized letter there. Are you still reading and not doing.......do now finish reading later.
She is milking you for all you have and when you have nothing left she will be gone. Really you paid for her apartment in another country, you are paying her credit card bills for her. She is taking you for a ride and laughing the whole way.

Asking if they are in-network for your insurance is the big thing. Your deductible, out-of-pocket, and everything else is base on if the provider is in- or out- of network. This means the OB/GYN, midwife, hospital, pediatrician, laboratory, etc. My spouse had back surgery and one of the assistants was not an in-network provider so they charged out the rear for their services. Not like he even had a choice, he was already knocked out when they entered the surgery.

Most certainly depends on the crime. Felons can bring their spouse/fiance over depending on what the crime was.

If you file for divorce it won't be recognized in the Philippines. At least that is my understanding. Contact your embassy and see if they can arrange for you to return home.