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19 hours ago, pushbrk said:

You can apply for anything but with a US Citizen "wife" you will not be granted a "non-immigrant" visitor visa.  If you were married at the time you interviewed for a fiance visa, then being married would be the reason your fiance (K1) visa application was denied.  If you claimed to be unmarried when you were actually married, then you have a lot bigger problems than a wife in the US who needs you.

I would have to agree. If you lied and applied for fiance visa while you were actually married thats a big problem with uscis. Never lie to the government.

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Illiria
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This is why you were denied, this is material misrepresentation. You lied about being single and free to marry in your petition and visa application.    Seriously this is the second person t

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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 l

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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.

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*****  As Op has received the correct and legal replies to his issue, and seems unwilling to take the correct advice, this thread is now closed and not to be re-opened.  Further administrative action has been taken. *****

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