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Last week my husband got this mail from the USCIS:

NOTICE OF DECISION

This notice is in reference to the Form I-129F, Petition for an Alien Fiancé. Filed for **********, pursuant to Section 101 (a) (15) (K) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended. The petition was approved on July 8, 2008 and was forwarded abroad to a United States Embassy ? Consulate with a validity period of four months. Subsequently, the petition has been returned to to the United Stats Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) with a finding that the beneficiary was not issued the requested K-3 visa. Since the period of validity has now expired, the petition will not be revalidated. Therefore, in accordance with 8 C.F.R. 214.2(K) (5), all USCIS action on this petition is concluded as of the date of this notice. However, the petitioner may choose to file a new Form I-129F, Petition for an Alien Fiancé, for the beneficiary.

Christina Poulos

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Does anyone received a letter? U.S Embassy denied our case last Feb. 24, 2009 after 5 months under AR. It was said THE PETITIONER HAS NO PETITIONABLE RELATIONSHIP TO THE BENEFICIARY. Case been sent back to USCIS and on status online they got both I-129F and I-130 it last MAY with request from DOS to review.

We got the Congressman and senator involved but until now we haven't heard anything from the yet.

We are now confused what to do. What we are expecting is the NOIR or NOID but instead we got this.

Does anyone has an idea what will happen to I-130 since we heard nothing about it yet.

Suggestions are highly appreciated.

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Last week my husband got this mail from the USCIS:

NOTICE OF DECISION

This notice is in reference to the Form I-129F, Petition for an Alien Fiancé. Filed for **********, pursuant to Section 101 (a) (15) (K) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended. The petition was approved on July 8, 2008 and was forwarded abroad to a United States Embassy ? Consulate with a validity period of four months. Subsequently, the petition has been returned to to the United Stats Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) with a finding that the beneficiary was not issued the requested K-3 visa. Since the period of validity has now expired, the petition will not be revalidated. Therefore, in accordance with 8 C.F.R. 214.2(K) (5), all USCIS action on this petition is concluded as of the date of this notice. However, the petitioner may choose to file a new Form I-129F, Petition for an Alien Fiancé, for the beneficiary.

Christina Poulos

Director

Does anyone received a letter? U.S Embassy denied our case last Feb. 24, 2009 after 5 months under AR. It was said THE PETITIONER HAS NO PETITIONABLE RELATIONSHIP TO THE BENEFICIARY. Case been sent back to USCIS and on status online they got both I-129F and I-130 it last MAY with request from DOS to review.

We got the Congressman and senator involved but until now we haven't heard anything from the yet.

We are now confused what to do. What we are expecting is the NOIR or NOID but instead we got this.

Does anyone has an idea what will happen to I-130 since we heard nothing about it yet.

Suggestions are highly appreciated.

Yes, this is the letter nearly all California cases get when a Consulate sends them back the case. Since this is K3, and you have an approved I-130, I would examine whether the problems can be corrected and then pursue the CR1 visa with the appropriate evidence and preparation to be successful.

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I received exactly the same NOD from USCIS when my I129F was returned for revocation. They never told us any reason for denial. The embassy even lost the mail and so we never received

the original documents back that were submitted at the time of interview.

Now, after getting married recently I am starting the process all over again. Filed I 130, K3 and now keeping my fingers crossed!

USCIS Journey

08/04/2009 - NOA1 CR1

08/13/2009 - NOA1 K3

09/22/2009 - NOA2 approval for both CR1 & K3

NVC Journey

10/02/2009 - NVC case number assigned for CR1

10/02/2009 - ( K3 stuck in AP ! )

10/05/2009 - gave my email address

10/07/2009 - AOS bill / ds3032 generated. AOS bill paid $70

10/09/2009 - spouse emailed ds3032 to NVC

10/09/2009 - AOS status changed from 'In Process' to 'PAID'. AOS Cover Sheet printed

10/10/2009 - cover sheet + I-864 package Sent out

10/15/2009 - NVC received I 864 package - AVR update

10/21/2009 - snail mailed ds3032

10/30/2009 - ds3032 accepted, in response to our email sent on 10/09.

10/30/2009 - IV Application Processing fee generated

11/02/2009 - NVC sends email to pay the IV fee, $400. Fee paid. Status: 'IN PROCESS'.

11/03/2009 - Status changed to 'PAID'

11/03/2009 - (K3 is out of AP and sent to the embassy, per NVC letter)

11/03/2009 - false RFE for ds320.

11/04/2009 - mailed ds230

11/06/2009 - delivered

11/12/2009 - received, per AVR

11/23/2009 - Sign in failed

11/24/2009 - Case complete

11/30/2009 - Interview scheduled for 27-JAN-2010 @ Mumbai

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