denied petition

[belinda63 2,981]

There will be no appeal since she was denied three years ago and he withdrew the I-864 (sounds like). After three years she comes asking what to do? You can work on getting back with your spouse and hope you can convince the interviewing officer you are really married this time since you failed to do so last time or you can leave the U.S.

[SantyAndAllie 155]

At least twice people have given you questions that they needed you to answer in order to better help you. Without your answers, what this looks like is that you care more about dealing with a green card, rather than help dealing with your marriage. Your responses have only been more questions about the green card.

Can you please answer the appropriate questions and give more detail/information so that people can better help you? I know there could be a language barrier, but if you don't answer, it sounds fishy, and we don't condone fraud.

[chinita_10 1]

im not only after gc but to fix our marriage as well..

[cdneh 3,112]

im not only after gc but to fix our marriage as well..

Then you need to answer the questions you are being asked, so people here can help.

Edited May 6, 2015 by cdneh

[Andy & Sue 31]

Sounds like you're just after a green card to me. I came on a K1 and married and applied to adjust status no problem no interview, nothing. There must have been holes in your application for them to request an interview.

[chinita_10 1]

Im Sorry my first time here, what questions do i.need to.answer pls

[sweet01 39]

Hi chinita ,

I understand you need advices but we cannot help you without you answering first our questions like the one below; DualityOneness is asking you about #4 which I want to know too

4. You failed the interview because answers you gave were different than

the answer your husband gave?

*** What specific question and reasons did they tell you on why they failed your interview? ***

*** Did they say, they don't believe your marriage is real? ***

*** You need to tell us specific details so that we can help better ***

So tell us,

1. What question did they ask you during the interview ?

2. Did they gave you the reason why you failed your interview?

If you don't mind sharing to us in detailed so we can give valid advice especially those other VJs here who have been through the process.

chinita_10,

Your story is not 100% clear, but is this the correct summary?

1. You came on K1 visa and got married in 90 days.

2. You filed for AOS, failed 2 interviews, and got denied of GC.

3. Therefore, your husband withdrew the AOS.

4. You failed the interview because answers you gave were different than

the answer your husband gave?

*** What specific question and reasons did they tell you on why they failed your interview? ***

*** Did they say, they don't believe your marriage is real? ***

*** You need to tell us specific details so that we can help better ***

5. You need to be in good marriage relationship with your husband,

before you are qualified and to have a chance to file for AOS and get GC.

If you are not living together, and not clearly talking to each other to a point

you are not even sure whether he filed for divorce, then you have no way to file for AOS.

6. Do you really want to marry him because you love him?

7. What was the problem in your relationship?

Do you believe he still wants to be married to you?

Bottom line is, if you can restore the "true" and "normal" marriage relationship with him,

then I suppose you can file for AOS again (though I don't know what the law is in this case).

But if your marriage is virtually broken (though not divorced yet), and your husband is not

willing to sponsor you for AOS, then there is virtually no way you can pursue the GC by yourself.

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

You need to see an attorney and give him all the details so he can help you. You still are not answering the questions that were asked so

we can't help except suggest things based on vague speculations which won't really help you.

[chinita_10 1]

Sorry about that. Yes the interviewee was Not satisfied with our ans in short they doubted us.

[Cody and Daisy 373]

Sorry about that. Yes the interviewee was Not satisfied with our ans in short they doubted us.

More details.

What questions did they ask.

What answers did you give.

Giving us better understanding of why you were denied can help us tell you how to make it better....

[Boiler 43,437]

Would have thought you would be in Deportation proceedings by now.

Have you updated your address?

[jyaku 138]

I think the easiest way to get a green card for you is to leave the country, get divorced and marry again and try again on a fresh application with a new husband.

Because no matter what you do with your earlier husband you will have roadblocks like:

- failed interview

- petitioner withdrew application (major flaw)

- failed to self deport after interview rejection

More than likely you're just wasting time and money trying to repair an already hopeless situation which won't get you a green card because the immigration officers are not stupid. They will look at your past.. why do you think they take your fingerprints and ask so many questions on the forms?

But I'm not trying to be mean, just objective so best of luck to you.

[uniquelyJo 34]

I think the easiest way to get a green card for you is to leave the country, get divorced and marry again and try again on a fresh application with a new husband.

Because no matter what you do with your earlier husband you will have roadblocks like:

- failed interview

- petitioner withdrew application (major flaw)

- failed to self deport after interview rejection

More than likely you're just wasting time and money trying to repair an already hopeless situation which won't get you a green card because the immigration officers are not stupid. They will look at your past.. why do you think they take your fingerprints and ask so many questions on the forms?

But I'm not trying to be mean, just objective so best of luck to you.

^^^^ totally agree

[chinita_10 1]

There were personal ques asked, didnt expect that would be asked..i hope there still a chance

[Transborderwife 4,666]

I think the easiest way to get a green card for you is to leave the country, get divorced and marry again and try again on a fresh application with a new husband.

Because no matter what you do with your earlier husband you will have roadblocks like:

- failed interview

- petitioner withdrew application (major flaw)

- failed to self deport after interview rejection

More than likely you're just wasting time and money trying to repair an already hopeless situation which won't get you a green card because the immigration officers are not stupid. They will look at your past.. why do you think they take your fingerprints and ask so many questions on the forms?

But I'm not trying to be mean, just objective so best of luck to you.

She may also need a couple of waivers.