need help with k3 visa processing time

[NikLR 13,234]

It's not unintentional bigamy. Unintentional requires that the bigamist held a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. KNOWING that he was in the process of getting a divorce and that it was not final would not leave a person with a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. Marrying another woman knowing that your divorce is not final makes it pretty much intentional bigamy.

In previous posts it sounded like the OP thought he was free to marry. That was my interpretation due to his ESL.

[aaron2020 11,652]

In previous posts it sounded like the OP thought he was free to marry. That was my interpretation due to his ESL.

It's not reasonable to think you can marry when your divorce from your current spouse is not complete.

[NikLR 13,234]

It's not reasonable to think you can marry when your divorce from your current spouse is not complete.

I agree but I also know this. It sounds like they thought they could because it had been started. Regardless, it happened, the law is clear it is not allowed and they will have to deal with the consequences of their own actions.

[pushbrk 13,716]

even if the k-3 were a viable option(which it isn't) you have to apply for a cr-1 BEFORE you apply for a k-3. I suggest you read the guides at the top of the page.

Correction. Foreigners apply for CR-1 visas. The OP is a US Citizen "Petitioner".

I predict that USCIS will simply forgive the bigamy and write it off to ignorance. However, the case will get kicked upstairs for further review, resulting in delay.

Caution to the OP. An approved petition is not a visa.

Edited December 11, 2016 by pushbrk