cr 1 visa denied

[Karee 4,189]

It looks like this guy just keeps copying and pasting the same posts.

Anyway, as far as the I-864 goes, in my case they approved it at NVC and sent it to the consulate. I made just over the limit, but I had 10k IRS lien. NVC didn't say a word. They sent it to the embassy and when my wife went to the interview they gave her 221g for the tax lien saying since I owed 10k to the IRS, I only made 8k. So it seems in my case even though I didn't make over the limit on the I-864, NVC didn't care. They sent it on to the embassy and said let them deal with it. Seemed strange to me. Not sure why NVC didn't cause an issue with it.

[StormHeraldEDM 5]

*coughcough* Troll.

[Windza 9]

*coughcough* Troll.

Yes, but an undeniably funny one...

[sunshine_84 11]

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: this thread is one of the funniest thread I have ever read on VJ in a long time :rofl: :rofl:

OP started a thread with words which no one could understand and tried their best to help him out :lol:

Off the topic, but on VJ I see lots of US origins getting married to philipino gals. And not to mention many of them met online and got married after 1 or 2 visits to Philippines. Just curious what's the reason behind that? No offense to anyone, but this is what I have observed in last few months while actively reading many immigration threads.

[engineer21 51]

Oh thank you for bumping this one! Quite the interesting read.. Wonder what happened to OP?

[rade2rising 205]

i love reading this thread

[abner137 48]

can u name some questions them will ask her

[Robby999 1,024]

Run, Forest, Run !!!!

[mike1111 2]

i got a questions if a cr-1 visa get approved at the us embassy can i withdraw or cancel it if her visa been approved can i withdraw or cancel it if so how can i do it....

[Karee 4,189]

i got a questions if a cr-1 visa get approved at the us embassy can i withdraw or cancel it if her visa been approved can i withdraw or cancel it if so how can i do it....

Is the visa in her passport? If so, not much you can do.

[Bule&Cantik 8]

*coughcough* Troll.

[Darnell 8,478]

i got a questions if a cr-1 visa get approved at the us embassy can i withdraw or cancel it if her visa been approved can i withdraw or cancel it if so how can i do it....

you need to prepare a letter stating that you withdraw the I-864, affadavit of support.

then,

1. fax it to Manila IV Unit.

2. Send it to nvcinquiry@state.gov

in the letter, list the MNL casefile number, her name, her date of birth, your name, your dob, your SSN.

Good Luck ! Move quickly !

Is the visa in her passport? If so, not much you can do.

disagree - he can do a lot prior to her jumping on the plane, actually.

[Karee 4,189]

you need to prepare a letter stating that you withdraw the I-864, affadavit of support.

then,

1. fax it to Manila IV Unit.

2. Send it to nvcinquiry@state.gov

in the letter, list the MNL casefile number, her name, her date of birth, your name, your dob, your SSN.

Good Luck ! Move quickly !

disagree - he can do a lot prior to her jumping on the plane, actually.

Like what? DoS and CBP barely talk as it is. See the K-3 thing being closed at NVC as an example. She has the visa. In a perfect world he should be able to do as you suggest. Unfortunately, she has the visa.

I have a picture in my head of a fax machine with a trash can under it at the Manila consulate.

[Ryan H 3,791]

Like what? DoS and CBP barely talk as it is. See the K-3 thing being closed at NVC as an example. She has the visa. In a perfect world he should be able to do as you suggest. Unfortunately, she has the visa.

I have a picture in my head of a fax machine with a trash can under it at the Manila consulate.

If CBP is contacted prior to the visa holder's arrival in the US, CBP can deny entry. The only thing I would add is the person ought to contact CBP directly and not rely on the State Department to do it.

The K3 being closed by the NVC is a bad example. Administrative closure of the K3 is a State Department policy specific to the State Department. Since the provision in the LIFE Act that created the K3 officially remains on the books, it will still show up as an available option, even if it is not a viable one.

[Karee 4,189]

If CBP is contacted prior to the visa holder's arrival in the US, CBP can deny entry. The only thing I would add is the person ought to contact CBP directly and not rely on the State Department to do it.

The K3 being closed by the NVC is a bad example. Administrative closure of the K3 is a State Department policy specific to the State Department. Since the provision in the LIFE Act that created the K3 officially remains on the books, it will still show up as an available option, even if it is not a viable one.

I agree 100% that is what should happen. I bring up the K-3 example because USCIS should take it off the books if they know that NVC is going to close the I-129F. You make a good point. If CBP is contacted. You're giving the Govt. way more creditibility than they deserve.

It's a "not my problem now" mentality. By all means he should give it a shot. I still doubt it will do anything.