K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
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QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 06:06 PM) 
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
QUOTE(edp333 @ Aug 3 2007, 07:30 PM)
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 06:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
He is a troll, ignore him, until he fills out his timeline.
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 01:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
Sure does in your case as USCIS doesn't want anyone asking such a stupid question to pass on their genes!
lovely community we have here 
What do you mean by troll, i added my timeline..................
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
He is a troll, ignore him, until he fills out his timeline.
I did
QUOTE(wish1510 @ Aug 3 2007, 11:51 PM)
QUOTE(edp333 @ Aug 3 2007, 07:30 PM)
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 06:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
He is a troll, ignore him, until he fills out his timeline.
I did
There really is no need to be rude to oneheart they were only asking a question.
QUOTE(Reba @ Aug 4 2007, 08:53 AM)
lovely community we have here
I was thinking the same thing.
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 4 2007, 01:04 PM)
What do you mean by troll, i added my timeline..................
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
He is a troll, ignore him, until he fills out his timeline.
I did
QUOTE(wish1510 @ Aug 3 2007, 11:51 PM)
QUOTE(edp333 @ Aug 3 2007, 07:30 PM)
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 06:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
Denial of a visa does not prevent a husband and his dear wife from living togethor. It means the spouse cannot become a United States Citizen for whatever reason the Embassy gives. Most people would appeal the denial.
But you always have the option of living together in the beneficiaries home country or another country.
Please have you or your spouse fill out a timeline so people are more able to answer your questions.
He is a troll, ignore him, until he fills out his timeline.
I did
Sorry about some of the rude people here
Thanks for adding your timeline. 
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 04:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
If the visa is denied because the husband murdered his wife, they will never live together, so I advise against murdering your wife or anybody else.
QUOTE(pushbrk @ Aug 4 2007, 12:19 PM)
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 04:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
If the visa is denied because the husband murdered his wife, they will never live together, so I advise against murdering your wife or anybody else.
I am asking in general
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 07:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
One heart,
You need to make your question clearer. Obviously if any visa is denied and a husband and wife are not together then it will prevent or delay a couple from being together. What exactly is it that you want to know?
QUOTE(Pauline123 @ Aug 4 2007, 12:30 PM)
QUOTE(One heart @ Aug 3 2007, 07:06 PM)
K3 or CR-1 denied mean preventing a husband and his dear wife from living togethor.??
One heart,
You need to make your question clearer. Obviously if any visa is denied and a husband and wife are not together then it will prevent or delay a couple from being together. What exactly is it that you want to know?
OK
It depends on why the visa was denied. You have the option to appeal the CO's decision. You can come up with more evidence. You can hire a lawyer to help you figure out what it is you need to know. You can re-apply at a later time. There are many options to solve the denial. The last resource would be for the petitioner to move to the beneficiary's country so they can be together.
Diana
Diana
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