is there a possibility to deny my visa?

[phoenix23 1]

I met a guy last 2010 and he filled a petition on my behalf and the USCIS approved it after 6 months. then something happened between me and my fiance..I thought he's going to cancelled the petition but he didn't..I never take my medical and interview we just let it to expired. after 1 year and a half I met a new guy and he filled a petition on my behalf (again)..and it was approved already. I am nervous if my old petition will cost a problem on my new petition. Is there anyone know what I need to do? pls. help me...

PS. I still have all the documents from my old petition.

[AYMAN_RINA 92]

Read this post maybe it can help http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/433559-advice-please-about-k1-denial-for-multiple-petitions/

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

With or without a past petition, there is always a chance they will deny the visa.

[Ning 619]

Ignore the earth shattering post indicating what you already knew. There is no need to add to your stress levels.

There have been quite a few situations similar to yours seen here on V J. Wait for some of those informed members to respond for helpful info.

[nicolasandres 6]

hi read this topic, maybe this would give you a better idea http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431403-denied-what-to-do-next/

[phoenix23 1]

hi read this topic, maybe this would give you a better idea http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431403-denied-what-to-do-next/

thanks nicolasandres for the link. the same situation though but my old petition was approved and I have a proof of that because I still have a NOA2. and about my ex fiance he already his new girl which is american. do I recieve a letter from USCIS after or before they approved my new petition? co'z I didn't get any.

[phoenix23 1]

Ignore the earth shattering post indicating what you already knew. There is no need to add to your stress levels.

There have been quite a few situations similar to yours seen here on V J. Wait for some of those informed members to respond for helpful info.

thanks ning. hope there is someone who can help me.

[nicolasandres 6]

do you mean noa2? thats before they approved you

[phoenix23 1]

do you mean noa2? thats before they approved you

I have a copy of NOA2 of my old and new petitioner just like the situation on link that you gave to me.

[nicolasandres 6]

also ratty and celesty say this http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/433559-advice-please-about-k1-denial-for-multiple-petitions/#entry6266147

[woodsman4cb 8]

_{Hi, I'm not sure if you got your answer from all of the links, but you need to find out if the first petition was withdrawn. Technically, it is dropped after a timeframe, but I have read about someone's second petition being denied at the interview stage, because it was still in the system. A letter can be sent to the NVC to request that it be withdrawn. If you could call or email NVC concerning the first petition, you might find out the status. Then they send it back to the service center, where a decision is made as to what happens to the case. The service center is not too thorough, but at the embassy, they usually seem to check things out, and look for certain things to deny a visa. What is the status of that petition when you put that number in at the USCIS website?}

[Jon and Gay 3]

USCIs has no problem approving, the Manila Embassy is really strict. Good luck to you.

[phoenix23 1]

_{Hi, I'm not sure if you got your answer from all of the links, but you need to find out if the first petition was withdrawn. Technically, it is dropped after a timeframe, but I have read about someone's second petition being denied at the interview stage, because it was still in the system. A letter can be sent to the NVC to request that it be withdrawn. If you could call or email NVC concerning the first petition, you might find out the status. Then they send it back to the service center, where a decision is made as to what happens to the case. The service center is not too thorough, but at the embassy, they usually seem to check things out, and look for certain things to deny a visa. What is the status of that petition when you put that number in at the USCIS website?}

its still in a approved petition.

[phoenix23 1]

_{Hi, I'm not sure if you got your answer from all of the links, but you need to find out if the first petition was withdrawn. Technically, it is dropped after a timeframe, but I have read about someone's second petition being denied at the interview stage, because it was still in the system. A letter can be sent to the NVC to request that it be withdrawn. If you could call or email NVC concerning the first petition, you might find out the status. Then they send it back to the service center, where a decision is made as to what happens to the case. The service center is not too thorough, but at the embassy, they usually seem to check things out, and look for certain things to deny a visa. What is the status of that petition when you put that number in at the USCIS website?}

its still in a approved petition.

[Kasoma 3]

If it was a K1, I think it got expired but again be with the best explanation why things went like that because your Interview is most likely to rotate around that corner.