Case revoked after filing in UK illegally (split)

[Drewjoy 4]

Hello VJ, help need please

This is the brief story of our journey, I lived in the uk for some time illegally before I met my fiancé she visited twice after one year Of knowing her. On her second visit I engaged her.

First mistake we file through uk instead of me going back to Nigeria. I went to interview after all the questions everything looks ok but I paid visa fees with my cousin Visa card and I was ask of that I told them it's my cousin's.

Well at the end I was given a blue paper but when I got out of embassy I was arrested and detain by the police, my cousin later came and clear me out on that but I was deported.

On getting to Nigeria we file again and I went interview, she ask for my cousin uk police certificate that once I have that I should drop it with my passport at GSS/CGI, After they received it they call me for second interview the CO said as they were reviewing my case they found out that I was married I told her I was not married, she said my cousin's wife surname is the same as my surname I told her that was just a coincident , she concluded that I was working on that name which I use in paying for the visa fees so she told me she don't believe am qualify to get married, then she gave me a white paper stating that our case must undergo further AP that will contact us within 60 days If didn't hear from then after 60days I should contact them. But today I got this on my email........

Dear Mr. Xxxxx

The Lagos Consular section is sending your case back to National Visa Center (NVC) with a recommendation that it be revoked. The U.S. Consulate General no longer has jurisdiction over a case once it has been recommended for revocation. As such, you should contact NVC at NVCInquiry@state.gov or USCIS for further information about your case. Contact information for USCIS can be found at www.uscis.gov. Please note that it can take several months for a case to be sent from Lagos and processed by NVC and USCIS in the United States.

Sincerely,

Please VJ member what do I do next?...

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

Well you certainly have some history behind you. Your K1 will be purposely expired by USCIS and you have to start over.

You also have to overcome the consular findings that you are alleged to be married to your cousin's wife for your next

petition.

Your cousin's marriage certificate to his wife should do it and a 'certificate of bachelor' (singlehood) for yourself from the Registrar

for you. Don't use anyone's credit card the next time.

You can marry and file a CR1 which would be a more stable visa because if it gets returned your petitioner will have a second

chance for a rebuttal through a NOIR/NOID letter, this is not the case with K1's.

Why did you not offer to show their marriage certificate to the CO at the time of the interview, you could have said you

will submit it the nest day to clarify any assumptions.

[grady1 0]

Hello Drewjoy,

Its so sad to hear this story and i know how you are feeling right now. I was once in a similar situation, I was also living in london when my girlfriend then but now my wife filled for me but we dint do the mistake you did of filling for you to have your interview done in london.

Since you are not a legal residence in london its a no no to do that,what i did was to go back to nigeria in good faith and have my interview there.

When i went to nigeria for my interview i was also denied the k1 visa because they thought we were filling for immigration reasons, oh did i mention we had two kids then and yet i still got denied. so fast forward, we had to get married and start all over again.

What i think you should do know is to get married, then pile up as much document as you can to show that you are not maried to your cousins wife and start all over again.

Good luck.

[Drewjoy 4]

Ebunoluwa

Thanks you for your support I did offer to bring my cousin marriage certificate but she no that I have to wait for a review the next I know is a letter from them

[Drewjoy 4]

Grady

Thank you very much Grady for your input, we planing to get married now and refile