Can i withdraw petition

[Alex77 0]

Hi,

I already petitioned my fiance , approved and waiting to scedule interview but for personal reasons i want to withdraw the petition from the NVC or postpone it till i make sure of real love and not using me as bridge. Can i do that and how ? please help me i want to stop before time is over.

Thank yoiu

[baron555 934]

Send notarized letter to USCIS and the Embassy.

[Caryh 5,206]

If you haven't sent the I-134 and financial evidence to your fiancee, there's nothing they can do with an approved petition even if they paid for the interview, medical and went to the interview themselves without your support.

[Alex77 0]

If you haven't sent the I-134 and financial evidence to your fiancee, there's nothing they can do with an approved petition even if they paid for the interview, medical and went to the interview themselves without your support.

caryh

,every thing was already sent I-134 and financial support all sent , her file is complete with NVC and waiting her interview.

what can i do now???

[KEL1 2]

Im in the same situation and looking for same advice.My petition is approved and at the embassy in Manila and now she cant come due to family and she took a job there....Ive given her time to reconsider but both have agreed to move on. I may meet someone there soon so I need to cancel. Any help will be great!

[Caryh 5,206]

You can contact the embassy and withdraw your support for the case, giving them the case number. They will not issue the visa, knowing the relationship has ended. After all, part of getting the visa is an on going relationship, and if there is none they don't qualify. The embassy will then close the case when they get your signed letter. I wouldn't suggest doing this unless you're 100% sure you don't want to go forward. If the beneficiary has the visa, I've heard of them contacting the beneficiary, asking them to send their passports in so the visa can be cancelled.

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

Send a written letter, not just call, to the service center that approved the petition and the consulate that now has the case. Include a copy of the NOA2 approval notice in each, and state that the relationship has ended and you would like to withdraw the petition.

[KEL1 2]

Thanks so much for the information, this is the hardest thing ive ever had to do but its a messed up situation. All we had left was medical and interview and her family told her she cant come now so she took a job offer there. Its killing us both but she will not disrespect her family. Sad sad sad....

[TBoneTX 43,058]

At least you found out now. There's some heartache now, but envision how much more there would be if she canceled the process after you'd bought the airline tickets, or (worst) if she got here and wanted to go back. She has saved you a LOT of time and money. Do what it takes to heal, then look only forward.

[Al422 221]

Send a letter to the consulate, cc the USCIS. Send it paper, not email (but scanning it and emaling the scan before you mail the paper certainly does not hurt). And get your signature notarized. And if issuance of the visa is immient, use DHL to stop her. If you have time, just use registered mail.

You do not need to assert a reason for your action. As the petitioner, you have an absolute right to withdraw your petition at any time before the visa is issued.

Even if she does not have your financials and therefore cannot get a visa, send the letter anyway. You don't what an open file hanging around USCIS' computers at whatever point in the future you file again.

I am the voice of experience. Been there, done that. Had to make an emergency stop of a woman who turned evil on me at the last minute. I did it this way, and success.

Edited November 19, 2014 by Al422

[KEL1 2]

Thanks Tbone and Al...yes sge is very close to her father he is aging and her mom very controlling so its best now than later...I will use your advice thanks alot..!!

[raven52 233]

Ales77, can you please fill in your timeline so we know what country you are dealing with, thank you! (Prob. the Phils.)

[msbau764 245]

Thanks so much for the information, this is the hardest thing ive ever had to do but its a messed up situation. All we had left was medical and interview and her family told her she cant come now so she took a job offer there. Its killing us both but she will not disrespect her family. Sad sad sad....

I feel sorry for you. That is so sad and disrespectul to you. As someone said, at least you know now. Her behavior is a sign of things to come for the worse.