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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Hong Kong
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Has anyone ever applied for a K3 after getting a 221g on a K1? My fiance had his interview in China and was given a blue slip 221g marked, they told him it was being sent back for security checks. 2 weeks later he gets a letter in the mail stating they believe we don't have a bonafide relationship and is being sent back to USCIS for possible revocation. We want to get married in Hong Kong, we are both foreigners and we can get married there. He is a foreigner living in China. We just want to avoid any problems if we decide to get married, I just wanted to know if anyone has had similiar experiences and were you able to get the K3 or did you get a denial after you did that. I just know it make take months before we here anything and we don't want to wait months when we can get married and try a different route.

White slip (not a bona fide relationship)K1

Return to Washington 12-24-07

Married 2/23/2008 In Hong Kong

Filed K3 4/28/2009 (my husband had some issues with his Chinese visa)

CSC received May 1, 09

NOA1 May 6, 2009 (received in mail on 5-8)

Sent I29 May 9th, Received May 11th

NOA1 for I129 May 18th, 09

Received in mail on May 26th

I-130 Touch 8/14/2009, approved 9/1/09, 1129 touched 9-1,2,3, approved the 1st.

NOA2 for I-129 not received

Hong Kong Embassy received it on Sept 14th, 09

Packet 3 mailed out on Sept 22,09

I130 at NVC now

Received email Sep 23 about electronic processing for CR1

Packet 3 mailed on Sep 22, received on October 5th

Mailed packet 3 back 10-9 to Hong Kong, awaiting packet 4

Packet 4 mailed 10-15, Interview set for Nov 10th

In AP a little over a month

Got approval notice Dec 17th

Dropped passport off on 12-21

Received visa 12/24.

Flew to St Louis 12/29, now home.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Be sure to read this, be very careful about this petition. You need to prove that you have a bona fide relationship, even if you want to stop the process. This article talks about "Misrepresentation" charges EVEN IF YOU GET MARRIED AND DROP THE PETITION.

http://www.ilw.com/articles/2006,0323-ellis.shtm

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