Obtaining K1 Fiancé visa after withdrawn asylum application

[Amanda24 0]

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Now I have seen some weird things, but the idea he would be allowed to board a plane to the US boggles belief.

 

If he tries let us know how it goes.

 

 

At this point I’m sure that won’t be happening. The only reason why I thought it was possible is because his “attorney” said that he could and that they would either 1) just question him at the airport and then let him go or 2) send him to a detention center where I could post bond and get him out. Which I would have done right away if that was the case so he wouldn’t stay there. Clearly she is totally incorrect based on what everyone else is telling me and that it would either waste his time or get him into some deep ####### where he would go to a federal prison. And I DONT want that happening. I’m honestly super pissed that his attorney is telling me this. I don’t even know if I can trust her to close out his case and properly notify USCIS because they have delayed his process SO much. I don’t want them deporting him in abstentia because he doesn’t show up for his meeting when it should have been closed out completely 

[Boiler 43,435]

Still do not understand how he is going to get on a plane to the US, with what document?

[Amanda24 0]

Just now, Boiler said:

Still do not understand how he is going to get on a plane to the US, with what document?

His lawyer literally said that she has “had clients who applied for asylum before then withdrew and went back to their country and they were able to come back on that same visa” or that “he can bring his medical documents showing he returned to see his doctor and then come back under his active asylum case.” I think it’s all BS what she’s telling me. I need to call USCIS I guess and make sure that his case is closed out before they file an order for removal in abstentia. Or he has to call the US embassy in Venezuela to do that. Either way I don’t trust her with his case anymore after all I’ve heard 

[Going through 5,668]

5 hours ago, Amanda24 said:

I need to call USCIS I guess and make sure that his case is closed out before they file an order for removal in abstentia.

USCIS will not give you any information on his asylum petition, for privacy reasons, because it is his petition not yours.

If he wishes to withdraw his asylum petition, he needs to send the asylum office where his case is a written notice.

Keep in mind that withdrawing an asylum petition is not a defense to a finding of a frivolous petition, if USCIS determines it to be.

[Amanda24 0]

7 hours ago, Going through said:

USCIS will not give you any information on his asylum petition, for privacy reasons, because it is his petition not yours.

If he wishes to withdraw his asylum petition, he needs to send the asylum office where his case is a written notice.

Keep in mind that withdrawing an asylum petition is not a defense to a finding of a frivolous petition, if USCIS determines it to be.

I am guessing that he can call the US embassy in Caracas to withdraw it? He just told me today that his visa has now been canceled. I have nooooo idea how his lawyer is so ignorant to all of this. 

[Going through 5,668]

Again, he needs to put the request in writing and send it to the asylum office where he submitted his petition, if he wishes to withdraw it.  He can't withdraw it over the phone---they need something in writing and signed by him for their records.

[Boiler 43,435]

I agree the office handling the case will be on the paperwork, send them a letter is his best bet.