recently got divorced and filed K1 visa ryt away

[luck-e and Kookie 0]

im thinking of doing that on tuesday here in manila. should i go to US embassy first?

I would suggest that you have your Guam divorce decree confirmed in the Philippines so that it will be validated there. That is the recent rule now when one of the parties to the divorce is a Filipino citizen. Unless you do that, your ex-wife will remain married to you and if the USEM would conduct its own verification, such fact would appear.

hello everyone,

just need advice on this. i recently filed for a k1 petition for my new girl in the philippines and got the NOA1 last oct 29, 2008. there are some questions i want to know if there would be some problems when it comes to my fiance's approval to get the k1 visa. I am a US citizen and was married to a filipina last 2000.i filed for her IR1 visa on 2004 and she got her visa and left for the US last april 2008. i met another filipina last 2005 and got a baby with her (who is now a US citizen btw). it was all because i fell in love with the new filipina but still continued for my first wive's IR1 petition. my first wife has forgiven me after everythin that happend and things are going well among the 3 of us. we hav agreed to get divorced the moment she gets her SSN. now that she has her SSN and now working, i went to guam last may 2008 and filed for a divorce after a month of staying in guam. i got the court order that we are finally divorced last august 2008 and immediately filed for the k1 visa for my new girl. we got the NOA1 last oct 29,2008 and went back to the philippines to stay with her for a while again. got in the philippines last nov 4, 2008 up to the present. my question is, would there be some complications as far as being with my new girl in the middle of my first wive's petition? i got divorced before filing the K1 visa petition but our relationship is active since 2005 before my first wife got her IR1 visa.

My second question is, about her point of entry. i filed in the guam sent it to CSC but i was wondering if can her point of entry be in new york or in hawaii, not guam?

I hope i can get answers from you guys. i know our relationship is really interesting and kinda messed up but were going thru it.

thank you guys!

[pepper 34]

im not an authority on this but i think that you will encounter some problems at the us embassy..a fellow k1 beneficiary had that problem too..the us embassy asked her to go on a second interview and her visa was denied because of fraud..it turned out that her fiance was divorced dec 07 and filed the petition just a month after..they told her that they shouldve waited at least 6 months..

dont get discouraged...goodluck and God bless!!!

[Ju&Ja 1]

I'm not kidding when I say that you, your ex-wife and new gf will have problem.

I don't say that your story is not real, I'm saying that for the US immigration it will be a visa fraud.

At the end your ex-wife might have to go back to her own country, and you will get denied for a K1 with your new gf. Don't paly with fire.

You said :

"it was all because i fell in love with the new filipina but still continued for my first wive's IR1 petition" and this is a very serious visa fraud.

[geezer 1]

If you are really serious you should try to get a lawyer who would touch this.

It appears to me at least that you know very well what you are doing and you are attempting to get advice here on how to work the system to perpetuate an ongoing fraud.

It is ####### like this that makes the the whole visa process longer and gives the USCIS reason to doubt all of our applications adding months to an all ready far to long of a wait.

I normally dont question a persons motives before offering advice but I think your whole story "smells bad" as my daughter would say.

Edited January 4, 2009 by geezer

[Dakine 26]

What is your age?

26. and my new girl is also 26. and my ex wife is 27.

How old were you when you first married? 18???

[Old Dominion 26]

hello everyone,

just need advice on this. i recently filed for a k1 petition for my new girl in the philippines and got the NOA1 last oct 29, 2008. there are some questions i want to know if there would be some problems when it comes to my fiance's approval to get the k1 visa. I am a US citizen and was married to a filipina last 2000.i filed for her IR1 visa on 2004 and she got her visa and left for the US last april 2008. i met another filipina last 2005 and got a baby with her (who is now a US citizen btw). it was all because i fell in love with the new filipina but still continued for my first wive's IR1 petition. my first wife has forgiven me after everythin that happend and things are going well among the 3 of us. we hav agreed to get divorced the moment she gets her SSN. now that she has her SSN and now working, i went to guam last may 2008 and filed for a divorce after a month of staying in guam. i got the court order that we are finally divorced last august 2008 and immediately filed for the k1 visa for my new girl. we got the NOA1 last oct 29,2008 and went back to the philippines to stay with her for a while again. got in the philippines last nov 4, 2008 up to the present. my question is, would there be some complications as far as being with my new girl in the middle of my first wive's petition? i got divorced before filing the K1 visa petition but our relationship is active since 2005 before my first wife got her IR1 visa.

My second question is, about her point of entry. i filed in the guam sent it to CSC but i was wondering if can her point of entry be in new york or in hawaii, not guam?

I hope i can get answers from you guys. i know our relationship is really interesting and kinda messed up but were going thru it.

thank you guys!

If she gets the visa, her point of entry can be at any American international airport -- JFK or Honolulu included. The first victim of this, as I see it, would be your original wife because it appears that the two of you did not have a bona fide marriage while in the U.S. So, how can she be able to remain here???

[luck-e and Kookie 0]

yes i was 18.

What is your age?

26. and my new girl is also 26. and my ex wife is 27.

How old were you when you first married? 18???

[Old Dominion 26]

So just deal with the mess...which is what you have now.

[luck-e and Kookie 0]

so does that mean that i cant be with my new gf in the US?

So just deal with the mess...which is what you have now.

[macutelit 0]

so does that mean that i cant be with my new gf in the US?

So just deal with the mess...which is what you have now.

might be

[macutelit 0]

so does that mean that i cant be with my new gf in the US?

So just deal with the mess...which is what you have now.

might be

****not

[DanielParul 50]

Quite likely, but you should still check with a lawyer to know all the legal options.

You can always move to her country to be with her if nothing else seems possible and if you both want to be together.

[luck-e and Kookie 0]

thats what i'll do, il consult with a lawyer instead. i feel so hopeless as it is.

Quite likely, but you should still check with a lawyer to know all the legal options.

You can always move to her country to be with her if nothing else seems possible and if you both want to be together.

[Ju&Ja 1]

thats what i'll do, il consult with a lawyer instead. i feel so hopeless as it is.

Quite likely, but you should still check with a lawyer to know all the legal options.

You can always move to her country to be with her if nothing else seems possible and if you both want to be together.

I don't want to hurt you but you are right to be hopeless. In your case the problem is : you met another girl, fell in love and she got pregnant BUT you were still married with another woman and the big deal is that you continued the process to get US official papers for your wife.

So the uscis will think (and will be right cuz' it is a fact), that your first marriage was just to get a foreigner in the US.

You made a mistake when you met the other girl, it can happen to everybody BUT when you fell in love with the new girl you should have stopped the green card process with your wife and divorced.

So now, like I said, if you applied for a K1 visa for your new girlfriend, your ex-wife has some good chances to get deported for visa-fraud. And you will be denied for your K1 because you will have a visa fraud in your immigration folder.

[shaggy_mutt 0]

Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!

+1...

This case makes me so sad that I can't even think of anything to write that wouldn't be a TOS violation.

All I'm going to say is that I feel really bad for the first wife, and for the baby.