about clean off record??

[isis12 0]

hi vj friends! my question this time is:

how many takes ? clean off the imigration,s record or flag red ,i am not sure

the flag red is because my fiance got a k1 in the past and wasnt wedding so the alien is ilegal now(( this was 2007)

our lawyer told u the ins will inventing and take off the bad record

he said takes like 3 months!! so after that we will reaply for my k1 once again

can somebody tell me if this is posible???? clean off record??? i really want to know if this lawyer is honest or just want money

Edited March 6, 2011 by CAT NAZ

[isis12 0]

hi vj friends! my question this time is:

how many takes ? clean off the imigration,s record or red flag ,i am not sure

the flag red is because my fiance got a k1 in the past and wasnt wedding so the alien is ilegal now(( this was 2007)

our lawyer told u the ins will inventing and take off the bad record

he said takes like 3 months!! so after that we will reaply for my k1 once again

can somebody tell me if this is posible???? clean off record??? i really want to know if this lawyer is honest or just want money

[canadian_wife 1,831]

What do you mean 'clean off record" as in they won't know it is there?

I think they'll always know it is there and she'll probably have to answer questions about it.

Good luck

[isis12 0]

What do you mean 'clean off record" as in they won't know it is there?

I think they'll always know it is there and she'll probably have to answer questions about it.

Good luck

thanks that bad record my visa k1 was denied!! my fiance was sponsor in the past with a k1 too,the ncv denied the visa because of that

they made my fince sign a document where said he wasnt gulty or resposability of his ex fiance desaper and become ilegal cuz never was wedding and she never back to her contry

now the ins is investing is all he said in that paper is true and our lawyer told us

after they investing the record will clean off

is the posible???

sorry my english

[belinda63 3,053]

Sounds like they are investigating for possible immigration fraud. Don't know how long that takes but it won't go off the record, there will just be a recording of the finding.

[isis12 0]

Sounds like they are investigating for possible immigration fraud. Don't know how long that takes but it won't go off the record, there will just be a recording of the finding.

they were thinking could be a fraud but then they realise my fiance did not need make bussines cuz he has a good job and no kids

what happen with his ex is something he couldnt not help it

so it wasnt his fult

Edited March 7, 2011 by CAT NAZ

[Harpa Timsah 13,260]

Last time you were posting, you said your fiance sponsored someone for a tourist visa, and now you are saying the beneficiary is applying for a K-1 from within the US? A beneficiary who does not marry their petitioner must leave the US and cannot adjust status through anyone else. I'm not sure what is going on here. Confused...

[~Johnny~ 27]

thanks that bad record my visa k1 was denied!! my fiance was sponsor in the past with a k1 too,the ncv denied the visa because of that

they made my fince sign a document where said he wasnt gulty or resposability of his ex fiance desaper and become ilegal cuz never was wedding and she never back to her contry

now the ins is investing is all he said in that paper is true and our lawyer told us

after they investing the record will clean off

is the posible???

sorry my english

CAT NAZ: the more experienced folks here are confused by what is happening as your boyfriend's story does not seem to fit normal operations for how Visas and such are processed. NVC usually does NOT do any denying of K1 Petitions sent from USCIS, the NVC is a mainly a stopping point where they perform further investigations on petitioner's/beneficiary's background before forwarding it to the respective Embassy. Usually the NVC turn around time is about a week. IF a problem in the FBI Name Check comes up (usual problems occur when you have 10 people with the same name and one may be a criminal), then you go into Additional Processing where they verify the name check issue against other data available. IF it becomes an issue missed by USCIS, such as an unreported previous K1, then the petition is returned to USCIS with the additional information for a decision. IF your boyfriend sent the petition properly (you said he has a lawyer), he would have needed to use his Social Security Number on the main document. That number is used by all government agencies to track US citizen activity. Based on that number being in the USCIS database, during the initial USCIS investigation phase, it would immediately have shown that he had sponsored a previous K1 and then USCIS would sent him a Request for Additional Evidence during the first few months of processing. I'm not saying it didn't happen at NVC, but the chances are VERY small that this is happening in the way it's being described to you by your boyfriend. Something is still missing.

Questions that you may or may not have an accurate answer from your boyfriend are:

-Have you personally seen the letter of denial from NVC?? Did your boyfriend just tell you this on the phone?

-Have you personally talked to your boyfriend's lawyer?

-Did you see any K1 Petition paper work before it was submitted? There's tons of forms that are submitted and you are required to complete a few forms as well. Do you recall completing a form number 325, or do you recall doing a letter of intent to marry?

I'm not trying to be mean, but there are some issues in this story that don't make sense. If your boyfriend sponsored a previous K1 Visa, and that beneficiary left him and became illegal, then it becomes a USCIS problem (NOT his problem) as long as he reported the issue and he's not wanted for illegal actions regarding that K1. I know from personal experience because I had a K1 disappear on me and I discussed this with USCIS adjudicators and they said so long as I followed procedure (notified ICE) then it becomes their problem regarding the illegal alien. If your boyfriend sponsored a K1 and she took off, at the most you should have received is a request for additional evidence during the K1 petition phase at the USCIS Service Center, not at the NVC level. It you want to have your boyfriend come on VJ and tell us what happened, maybe we could figure out the problem. I don't want to say this, but it sounds like,,,, if your boyfriend has been saying this has been in NVC for a year, then there may be something else going on that you're not being told.

[SunDrop 59]

I would recommend getting your fiance to post on VJ, so he can provide full and accurate information, since he's the one they are dealing with at this stage.

Or, ask him to reply to these specific questions, via email maybe, and then you can post the answers here on VJ:

When he sponsored his ex-girlfriend, what type of visa was it for?

What month/ year did he sponsor her?

Did he file for any other visa for her?

If, yes, what type and month/ year did he do this?

What month/ year did he file a K-1 for you?

When was it denied and what exactly did they say/ write?

When we have specific answers, we can better help you

[Harsh_77 718]

Simple answer USCIS never deletes anything from their files, if you did commit a fraud or no fraud, everything u ever said or provided them with stays in your file.

To use it against you in your case is upto the officer.

So there is no such thing as cleanup of records.

[isis12 0]

Last time you were posting, you said your fiance sponsored someone for a tourist visa, and now you are saying the beneficiary is applying for a K-1 from within the US? A beneficiary who does not marry their petitioner must leave the US and cannot adjust status through anyone else. I'm not sure what is going on here. Confused...

it was a misunderstanding his ex girlfriend enter to usa with a tourist visa then he aply for a k1 for her!! so she could stay more time in usa

but wasnt wedding so now she is legal

Edited March 7, 2011 by CAT NAZ

[isis12 0]

CAT NAZ: the more experienced folks here are confused by what is happening as your boyfriend's story does not seem to fit normal operations for how Visas and such are processed. NVC usually does NOT do any denying of K1 Petitions sent from USCIS, the NVC is a mainly a stopping point where they perform further investigations on petitioner's/beneficiary's background before forwarding it to the respective Embassy. Usually the NVC turn around time is about a week. IF a problem in the FBI Name Check comes up (usual problems occur when you have 10 people with the same name and one may be a criminal), then you go into Additional Processing where they verify the name check issue against other data available. IF it becomes an issue missed by USCIS, such as an unreported previous K1, then the petition is returned to USCIS with the additional information for a decision. IF your boyfriend sent the petition properly (you said he has a lawyer), he would have needed to use his Social Security Number on the main document. That number is used by all government agencies to track US citizen activity. Based on that number being in the USCIS database, during the initial USCIS investigation phase, it would immediately have shown that he had sponsored a previous K1 and then USCIS would sent him a Request for Additional Evidence during the first few months of processing. I'm not saying it didn't happen at NVC, but the chances are VERY small that this is happening in the way it's being described to you by your boyfriend. Something is still missing.

Questions that you may or may not have an accurate answer from your boyfriend are:

-Have you personally seen the letter of denial from NVC?? Did your boyfriend just tell you this on the phone?

-Have you personally talked to your boyfriend's lawyer?

-Did you see any K1 Petition paper work before it was submitted? There's tons of forms that are submitted and you are required to complete a few forms as well. Do you recall completing a form number 325, or do you recall doing a letter of intent to marry?

I'm not trying to be mean, but there are some issues in this story that don't make sense. If your boyfriend sponsored a previous K1 Visa, and that beneficiary left him and became illegal, then it becomes a USCIS problem (NOT his problem) as long as he reported the issue and he's not wanted for illegal actions regarding that K1. I know from personal experience because I had a K1 disappear on me and I discussed this with USCIS adjudicators and they said so long as I followed procedure (notified ICE) then it becomes their problem regarding the illegal alien. If your boyfriend sponsored a K1 and she took off, at the most you should have received is a request for additional evidence during the K1 petition phase at the USCIS Service Center, not at the NVC level. It you want to have your boyfriend come on VJ and tell us what happened, maybe we could figure out the problem. I don't want to say this, but it sounds like,,,, if your boyfriend has been saying this has been in NVC for a year, then there may be something else going on that you're not being told.

thanks jonny i will talk with him!! i feel something is very missing too

he knows if i discover lies all is gonna be over between us

[~Johnny~ 27]

CAT NAZ, he wouldn't apply for a K1 is she's already here in the US. He would have applied for an Adjustment of Status, IF they got married. No need to apply for a Visa to "enter" the USA if she's already here. A K1 Visa is only to enter the USA for marriage to the petioner. So again, you have to ask yourself if you know the complete story? You may find the answer isn't the one you want to hear.

-Did you fill out Visa forms for your K1 Visa application?

-Did you physically see a denial letter from NVC?

-Did you see any evidence of your Visa application being accepted by USCIS? A Notice of Action letter?

I have been through a very bad K1 Visa last year and am recovering from someone using me to enter the US. I'm not being mean, just you need to make sure you know what's going on, for your own sake.

Edited March 7, 2011 by ~Johnny~

[isis12 0]

CAT NAZ, he wouldn't apply for a K1 is she's already here in the US. He would have applied for an Adjustment of Status, IF they got married. No need to apply for a Visa to "enter" the USA if she's already here. A K1 Visa is only to enter the USA for marriage to the petioner. So again, you have to ask yourself if you know the complete story? You may find the answer isn't the one you want to hear.

-Did you fill out Visa forms for your K1 Visa application?

-Did you physically see a denial letter from NVC?

-Did you see any evidence of your Visa application being accepted by USCIS? A Notice of Action letter?

I have been through a very bad K1 Visa last year and am recovering from someone using me to enter the US. I'm not being mean, just you need to make sure you know what's going on, for your own sake.

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yes i have my own doubt about this thats why i am asking here is hard that after almost 3 years i am in this dilema !! i have been a honest woman with him ,he knows

look this was my uscis case number WAC1009950055

well i least wich he gave is hope is not fake

and talking about the k1 i just saw a similar case a in a movie( the proposal)) heheheeeh

when she was with a hb2 and expired so she got the k1

jejee

well this is serious sorry je

and no i never saw any letter of ncv

Edited March 7, 2011 by CAT NAZ

[Penguin_ie 6,000]

and talking about the k1 i just saw a similar case a in a movie( the proposal)) heheheeeh

when she was with a hb2 and expired so she got the k1

Movies are not real. K1s are only used to enter the USA. Your fiance is either lying to you, or because of the language barrier, you didn't understand what he told you/ you are making errors in telling us. Please, if your fiance does not want to come on here to tell us what happened so we can advice you two properly, at least ask him for a scan of the rejection letter, or for the lawyer to email you the exact reasons for the rejection, then post it here (with the personal bits such as name blanked out).