Sounds odd but can GC holder reapply again to set things right ?

[sasafan 3]

Hi to all VJ followers,i got my green card two yrs  ago through a marriage waiver after getting divorce .but my ROC application got a mistake that may affect the good moral character to apply for citizenship  nowmy father is GC holder and apply for his naturalization ,how can i reapply for green card through my father? Plus if i have children and spouse  oversease can i include them in the new petetion.?how long this suppose to take and how to do it? Plz help i don want to go on with lies and proofs.this is not my decent self thx .

[TNJ17 1,329]

There’s no such thing. You’ve made your bed now lie in it. 

[Crazy Cat 41,981]

You're going to have to be a little more specific.......what mistake?

[mrmvkjts 459]

I’m not quite sure if I understand your post correctly! 

 

What mistake?! And what lies?!

 

Be a little more specific!

[Jaquelly 1,647]

3 minutes ago, sasafan said:

Hi to all VJ followers,i got my green card two yrs  ago through a marriage waiver after getting divorce .but my ROC application got a mistake that may affect the good moral character to apply for citizenship  nowmy father is GC holder and apply for his naturalization ,how can i reapply for green card through my father? Plus if i have children and spouse  oversease can i include them in the new petetion.?how long this suppose to take and how to do it? Plz help i don want to go on with lies and proofs.this is not my decent self thx .

 

1. Did your ROC get denied?

2. What mistake was it in the application? Was it with the paperwork, or something else?

3. What are the 'lies and proofs'?

4. I don't think that this is possible, but I think it's even less likely that you can sponsor your wife and kids.

[Marieke H 2,519]

Whatever is in your ROC application, it is in your file now, and USCIS will find it with any new application you may send in. A different application doesn't make you a different person.

Edited August 14, 2018 by MariekeH
Typo

[Roel 7,192]

So.. you made some BIG lie on your Roc application and now you're afraid the truth is going to come out? That's why you want a new green card through your father?

 

Well. No. If you lied then you gotta live with the consequences even if it means deportation. 

 

EVEN if you'd officially abandon your green card now and apply for new green card though your father then whatever lied you made on ROC application is still going to be there.. USCIS can still check your applications in their system. 

 

You can apply for the foreign spouse now but if you lied in your previous paperwork..  I would not apply. Because this will make USCIS look harder at your immigration history. 

Edited August 14, 2018 by Roel

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

**** MOving from CR-1 spousal visa to What Visa do I need forum ******

 

 

Op, your paperwork is on file, it is not going to change.  You could absolutely rescind your greencard, go back to your home country, and have your dad apply for you once he is a citizen (and include your wife and kids), if you are legally married).  But whatever issue cause you difficulties with ROC will still be an issue, so basically you are just paying more money.

[mrmvkjts 459]

Now I’m kinda curious tho 🙈

[old-fella 109]

 

curious ... I also bet OP won't come back to clarify 

31 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

 

1. Did your ROC get denied?

2. What mistake was it in the application? Was it with the paperwork, or something else?

3. What are the 'lies and proofs'?

4. I don't think that this is possible, but I think it's even less likely that you can sponsor your wife and kids.

 

 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Apart from all the stuff still being on file....

... surely the only way to reapply through soon-to-be usc father is give up green card, leave USA, have father file, and wait the 13+ years it will take for a married child of usc to get an F3 immigrant visa. Then see if whatever is on your file will prevent you getting that green card or if it will be ok.... 

Edited August 14, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

2 hours ago, old-fella said:

 

curious ... I also bet OP won't come back to clarify 

 

Poster has many previous posts from the time of his roc on VJ, I couldn’t read them all, someone else may have the energy to read more and get a fuller picture, on my brief read it seems to be a combination of his blaming his wife for not acting like a woman /being abusive towards him and some issues about him only briefly being in the us before the divorce, inability to show financial comingling etc & consequent concerns about validity of marriage.

 

one does wonder how the timeline of ROC just two years ago fits in with the spouse and children overseas....

Edited August 14, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[Timona 4,207]

3 hours ago, sasafan said:

Hi to all VJ followers,i got my green card two yrs  ago through a marriage waiver after getting divorce .but my ROC application got a mistake that may affect the good moral character to apply for citizenship  nowmy father is GC holder and apply for his naturalization ,how can i reapply for green card through my father? Plus if i have children and spouse  oversease can i include them in the new petetion.?how long this suppose to take and how to do it? Plz help i don want to go on with lies and proofs.this is not my decent self thx .

I’m I reading right? You got divorced but have spouse and children overseas all at the same time?

[Mayi & MiMi 172]

@Timona

 

i was was just going ask that same question. When did you get married and how many kids ?  

[Timona 4,207]

33 minutes ago, Mayi & MiMi said:

@Timona

 

i was was just going ask that same question. When did you get married and how many kids ?  

@Mayi & MiMi

I think I know where the lie is: Two marriages were ongoing at the same time here. The second was entered to get a GC, divorce then bring the first spouse and kids to America. However, seems the individual found out that they will never petition for the first spouse with this GC as USCIS will know (The individual had to lie on the initial petition that they were “Single” but has later found out this was the end of any petition for the first spouse).