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Hi, does USCIS look at previous marriage license records if there was any for the beneficiary, coz an ex boyfriend of mine who I met prior to my husband now, and also a USC wanted to marry me two months before I met my USC husband. At that time I kind of agreed, so we applied for marriage license at San Mateo, CA. But I realized that I don't really love that ex boyfriend of mine, so I broke up with him and stayed single for a while, and did not push thru with our marriage, and well, the marriage license was not consumed, and it expired after 3 months. Then I met my husband now, whom I am so in love with, and he's the one who won my heart that led to marriage. We applied for our marriage license at SF, California. I am just worried that USCIS might have a tool networked with all its government offices by which when my name is typed, all previous transactions of whatever sort with any of the government agency will show also that I applied for a marriage license with a different guy, then they might suspect something else, so I don't really know, any thoughts? Thanks a lot. :)

May 24, 2010- non USC arrived on B2

Sept. 2010- USC & non-USC introduced by a friend on FB

Oct. 10, 2010- USC & non-USC met

Oct-Nov 2010- dating, fell in love

Nov. 23, 2010- B2 expired

January 11, 2011- married at Christian Church and living together

March 11, 2011- i-485, i-130 & i-765 filed via USPS(Day 1)

March 14, 2011- Packet received at Chicago Lockbox (Day 3)

March 17, 2011- Email Notifications received from USCIS of their receipt of the packet, and transferring to NBC. (Day 6)

March 17, 2011- Checks cashed by USCIS (Day 6)

March 21, 2011- Received NOA1 (Day 10)

April 4, 2011- Received Biometrics for i-765

April 8, 2011- Plan for Early Walk-In, and inquiry about i-485 biometrics (SUCCESSFUL)

April 22- I-485 Touched, I-130 and I-765 (still initial review status)

April 23- Received Appointment Letter for Green Card Interview set on May 24, 2011 (Wish me Luck!!!)

May 12, 2011- Received EAD Card!!!

May 13, 2011- Will go get SSN

May 19, 2011- Got my SS Card in the Mail :)

May 24, 2011- Interview Date for Green Card (Successful!!! Card Production Ordered)

Waiting for the Green Card!!! :):):)

June 2, 2011- GREEN CARD IS HERE!!!

GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME and ALL THE TIME GOD IS GOOD!!!

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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If you were previously married they would want your divorce papers and your marriage certificate for proof of name change.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Hi, does USCIS look at previous marriage license records if there was any for the beneficiary, coz an ex boyfriend of mine who I met prior to my husband now, and also a USC wanted to marry me two months before I met my USC husband. At that time I kind of agreed, so we applied for marriage license at San Mateo, CA. But I realized that I don't really love that ex boyfriend of mine, so I broke up with him and stayed single for a while, and did not push thru with our marriage, and well, the marriage license was not consumed, and it expired after 3 months. Then I met my husband now, whom I am so in love with, and he's the one who won my heart that led to marriage. We applied for our marriage license at SF, California. I am just worried that USCIS might have a tool networked with all its government offices by which when my name is typed, all previous transactions of whatever sort with any of the government agency will show also that I applied for a marriage license with a different guy, then they might suspect something else, so I don't really know, any thoughts? Thanks a lot. :)

No they don't. A license is just legal permission to marry. It is not a marriage certificate. They dont have a database connected to all the city clerks office to see if you have filed a marriage licence or not.

03/09/2011 AOS Application Sent.
03/11/2011 (Day 0) Application Received
03/16/2011 (Day 7) NOA 1 (Text Email)+ (Checks Cashed)
03/19/2011 (Day 10) Hard Copy of NOA 1
03/28/2011 (Day 19) Biometrics letter 4/8/2011
04/08/2011 (Day 30) Successful Biometrics for I-765/I-485
05/13/2011 (Day 65) EAD received in the mail
05/14/2011 (Day 66) Email confirming EAD approved (Case updated online TOUCH)
05/20/2011 (Day 72) SSN In the Mail.

09/08/2011 (Day 200 ) Email notification of Interview.
10/11/2011 Interview at 26 Federal Plaza, NY!
Interviewed and Am expecting RFEs!
10/13/2011 (Day ***) Received RFE-- Requesting that I provide documentation to prove I was never married in Uk or Illin
02/11/2012 (Day ***) Service request..Told its being reviewed by supervisor

24th March 2012!!!!!!!!!!! Email notifiying me of CARD IN PRODUCTION
03/26/2012 (Day 376) Emails confirming that my I-130 and I-485 have been approved.

4/2/2012 Green Card In Hand!

Unbelievable that my journey took this long but Im thankful

Next Stop Premed...Yup!

3/24/2014 Application for conditions to be removed

9/22/2014 APPROVED without interview.

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If you were previously married they would want your divorce papers and your marriage certificate for proof of name change.

The OP wasn't married: just applied for a marriage license. As long as you weren't married, then no legal relationship exists. The USCIS wouldn't have any way of knowing. There's no question about previous engagements or other relationships, only previous MARRIAGES.

Good luck!

AJ

Our Timeline (AOS from VWP with short overstay):

Day 00: 19 Sep 2010 AOS package (I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765) sent to Chicago Lockbox

Day 18: 07 Oct 2010 Biometrics appointment letter received for 29 Oct 2010 (dated 01 Oct 2010)

Day 19: 08 Oct 2010 Walk-in biometrics (took about 10 minutes)

Day 47: 05 Nov 2010 Received letter (dated 01 Nov 2010) for Interview on 07 Dec 2010

Day 68: 26 Nov 2010 I-131 TOUCHED: AP approved

Day 73: 01 Dec 2010 I-765 TOUCHED: EAD approved

Day 76: 04 Dec 2010 AP received

Day 79: 07 Dec 2010 Interview at 1 p.m. (took maybe 15 minutes): RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL!

Day 82: 10 Dec 2010 EAD received (dated 01 Dec 2010)

Day 83: 11 Dec 2010 "WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" letter received (dated 07 Dec 2010)

Day 90: 18 Dec 2010 GREEN CARD IN HAND! (dated 07 Dec 2010)


Day 000: 27 Nov 2012 ROC package (I-751) sent to California Service Center

Day 005: 03 Dec 2012 Received hard copy of NOA (dated 28 Nov 2012)

Day 244: 29 Jul 2013 Biometrics appointment letter received for 07 Aug 2013 (dated 27 Jul 2013)

Day 247: 01 Aug 2013 Walk-in biometrics (took about 25 minutes)

Day 308: 01 Oct 2013 Received approval notice for ROC (dated 24 Sep 2013)

Day 317: 10 Oct 2013 GREEN CARD IN HAND!

 

Day 000: 16 Sep 2017 N-400 filed online

Day 007: 23 Sep 2017 Biometrics appointment scheduled for 12 Oct 2017

Day 024: 10 Oct 2017 Walk-in biometrics (took about 10 minutes)

Day 059: 14 Nov 2017 Received notice that Interview scheduled for 19 Dec 2017

Day 066: 20 Nov 2017 Received hard copy of Interview notice (dated 14 Nov 2017)

Day 094: 19 Dec 2017 INTERVIEW (PASSED!)

Day 145:  08 Feb 2018 OATH CEREMONY

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The OP wasn't married: just applied for a marriage license. As long as you weren't married, then no legal relationship exists. The USCIS wouldn't have any way of knowing. There's no question about previous engagements or other relationships, only previous MARRIAGES.

Good luck!

AJ

Yes which is why i said IF you were previously married because she was obviously not.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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