Spouse visa

[Illiria 980]

7 minutes ago, Lhommepi said:

Nooo we just having misunderstandings abt the fact if i said married lime our culture is the union is made in a mosquee and not in a court ...in the tradition we married but officially not like we dnt go at tht time to the court .....in the name of usa juridiction we not married as we dnt go yet to court n sorry for my english in french will be more clear

Was you marriage considered legally binding in the country in which it was undertaken and do you have marriage certificate or equivalent from that? If you didn’t go to court would your country still consider you married?

 

Or did you have a traditional marriage but in your country it isn’t legally binding until you have the court marriage, therefore too married for fiancé visa but not married enough for spouse visa? 

Edited February 2, 2018 by Illiria

[Lhommepi 0]

13 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Was you marriage considered legally binding in the country in which it was undertaken and do you have marriage certificate or equivalent from that? If you didn’t go to court would your country still consider you married?

 

Or did you have a traditional marriage but in your country it isn’t legally binding until you have the court marriage, therefore too married for fiancé visa but not married enough for spouse visa? 

According  to our cultures we married a# is celebrated in the mosquee and abt the paper is not compulsory...but we finaly got our certicate of marriage after being denied of fiancee visa but to be clear when we applied for fiancee we dnt yet go to the court but traditionally we married ..hope u get me now

[Illiria 980]

7 minutes ago, Lhommepi said:

According  to our cultures we married a# is celebrated in the mosquee and abt the paper is not compulsory...but we finaly got our certicate of marriage after being denied of fiancee visa but to be clear when we applied for fiancee we dnt yet go to the court but traditionally we married ..hope u get me now

Right so you were denied because traditional marriage, but not married enough for a spouse visa until you did the court marriage. Probably not as bad as having a marriage cert and claiming not married but still not able to appeal. 

 

Tourist visa still a long shot as US wife and child due, tourist visa being for tourism not to live with wife and child whilst you wait for visa. 

Edited February 2, 2018 by Illiria

[Khallaf 650]

6 minutes ago, Lhommepi said:

According  to our cultures we married a# is celebrated in the mosquee and abt the paper is not compulsory...but we finaly got our certicate of marriage after being denied of fiancee visa but to be clear when we applied for fiancee we dnt yet go to the court but traditionally we married ..hope u get me now

you do not have to go to court to have your marriage to be considered legal in the eyes of the USCIS. so you have already proven to be able to either understand the laws or attempt to skate past them.

 

You need to file for I-130 then you need to get medical records for your wife's soon birth, and those need to be filed and asked for an expedite.

[pushbrk 13,486]

2 hours ago, Lhommepi said:

Nooo we just having misunderstandings abt the fact if i said married lime our culture is the union is made in a mosquee and not in a court ...in the tradition we married but officially not like we dnt go at tht time to the court .....in the name of usa juridiction we not married as we dnt go yet to court n sorry for my english in french will be more clear

It is your responsibility to be clear.  English, not French is the language used here.  Unless you have  marriage certificate issued by your government, the petition will not be approved.  It sounds like the Consular Officer considered you "too married" for a fiance visa.  At the same time, it is possible to be "not married enough" for a spouse visa.  The US Citizen should not file a petition for spouse until a government issued "Marriage Certificate" is in hand.

 

The best you can hope for is that a material misrepresentation is NOT noted in your file.  If it is, you will not be joining her in the US anytime soon, if ever.

 

Lies that seem "expedient" are still lies, and taken very seriously by US Immigration authorities.

[Illiria 980]

2 hours ago, Khallaf said:

you do not have to go to court to have your marriage to be considered legal in the eyes of the USCIS. so you have already proven to be able to either understand the laws or attempt to skate past them.

 

You need to file for I-130 then you need to get medical records for your wife's soon birth, and those need to be filed and asked for an expedite.

Pregnancy isn’t an expedite reason, unless there is another medical reason to make it a high risk pregnancy and even then won’t be guaranteed to work.

[Sunnyland 639]

8 hours ago, Illiria said:

Pregnancy isn’t an expedite reason, unless there is another medical reason to make it a high risk pregnancy and even then won’t be guaranteed to work.

 

Exactly.  USCIS really don't care if somebody's wife is pregnant. To them it's only bad planning because they know people would have a baby just to expedite any case. Not saying is the OP case. 

[acidrain 325]

15 hours ago, Lhommepi said:

Yup we admitted was a mistake because we were thinking is the fastest one then we tried..so do u mean i can apply for the tourist as our Cr1 is on process...? Am i lucky to get the tourist visa??

Did you admit to the interviewer you purposely filed for a K-1 instead of a CR-1 because you wanted the fastest path to the US? That isn't a misunderstanding that is misrepresentation.

 

Your chances of getting a tourist visa after being denied a K-1 visa are next to none. You are an extreme risk of never leaving the US. I suggest you learn how to respect US immigration law if you expect the same kind of respect back.

[acidrain 325]

14 hours ago, Khallaf said:

you do not have to go to court to have your marriage to be considered legal in the eyes of the USCIS. so you have already proven to be able to either understand the laws or attempt to skate past them.

 

You need to file for I-130 then you need to get medical records for your wife's soon birth, and those need to be filed and asked for an expedite.

I am under the impression the wife is the USC and returned to the US to give birth. She is no longer pregnant and needs help with the baby. An expedite wouldn't apply in this case as she is no longer pregnant. You can't expedite because a USC needs childcare (I would've done this myself). His wife has the option to return to live as a family in Senegal.

[Lhommepi 0]

16 hours ago, Illiria said:

Right so you were denied because traditional marriage, but not married enough for a spouse visa until you did the court marriage. Probably not as bad as having a marriage cert and claiming not married but still not able to appeal. 

 

Tourist visa still a long shot as US wife and child due, tourist visa being for tourism not to live with wife and child whilst you wait for visa. 

Ok tx but not like a kind of respect it was just we dnt understand and we strong desire to live together before she gave birth..hope u will understand tht...

Edited February 2, 2018 by Lhommepi

[Lhommepi 0]

1 hour ago, acidrain said:

Did you admit to the interviewer you purposely filed for a K-1 instead of a CR-1 because you wanted the fastest path to the US? That isn't a misunderstanding that is misrepresentation.

 

Your chances of getting a tourist visa after being denied a K-1 visa are next to none. You are an extreme risk of never leaving the US. I suggest you learn how to respect US immigration law if you expect the same kind of respect back.

Ok 

 

1 hour ago, acidrain said:

I am under the impression the wife is the USC and returned to the US to give birth. She is no longer pregnant and needs help with the baby. An expedite wouldn't apply in this case as she is no longer pregnant. You can't expedite because a USC needs childcare (I would've done this myself). His wife has the option to return to live as a family in Senegal.

Tx u got my point ...

[Lhommepi 0]

14 hours ago, Illiria said:

Pregnancy isn’t an expedite reason, unless there is another medical reason to make it a high risk pregnancy and even then won’t be guaranteed to work.

She gave birth last month but anyway tx for your suggestions and opinion 

 

 

[Unlockable 7,318]

8 minutes ago, Lhommepi said:

Dear , i prefer if u not able to give solution just to shut it up bcse wht im talking and your views are totaly different ..its very rude to vexe pple like tht ..anyway i will do anything to be next to my family ( my wife and my Baby) hope u will understand tht part if u got family...

You can't tell posters  to "shut it" or not to post. It is against the site's TOS which you agreed to when you signed up.

 

Also, @pushbrk is a long time member and valuable contributor to the board. He has given countless  professional advice for many years.

 

Truth is you are in a bad situation because you made poor choices and do not like the responses. Even so the advice you have received so far has been helpful for you to understand the severity of your actions.

 

 

Edited February 2, 2018 by NuestraUnion

[Crazy Cat 43,846]

1 hour ago, Lhommepi said:

anyway i will do anything to be next to my family ( my wife and my Baby

and there is the problem.  You lied because you thought it would be faster for a K-1.  You have total disregard for the laws of this great country...............immigration to the US is a privilege, and it is serious business.

[Kastrs 723]

20 hours ago, Lhommepi said:

Hello everybody i have a doubt abt my visa k1 application ..i was denied recently and the consular said my petition will be send back to uscis and since now 4 months i didnt hear from them but when i check my visa status online it was said:ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING ..what does it mean..? How long this will take ? Can we reaplied as we know this is already denied and my petition is expired..plz need help for clearance.

salam brother

I think you have been quite clear

you were not eligible fir a K1  and were rightly denied, a religious wedding means you are married regardless of the legal aspects

make your marriage fully legal and apply for a spousal visa, hope the misrep does not catch up to you