How to Withdraw K-1 Visa After Visa is On Hand?

[David & Diana R 1,005]

4 hours ago, icanbenobody said:

 

 

@NeustraUnion i didnt had a chance to get a popcorn but instead i had coffee and bread 😂😂

Filipino snack!

[kemm360 144]

22 hours ago, Iwisheveryoneluck said:

I fully understand that if nothing happens 90 days after POE, a person would be here "illegally". 

 

According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, a petitioner can terminate a family-based visa petition such as a fiance visa even if it is already approved before the alien fiance is admitted into the country. https://legalbeagle.com/6587811-cancel-approved-fiance-visa.html

 

Called NVC and a very helpful gentleman said that since Embassy has already processed it and issued a visa, it's out of their hand now. I would need to call USCIS and ask them. I'll call them tomorrow and see what they'll say. 

In my opinion if truly you have moved why not just let it go. Everything they do with that VISA will be on their head, The visa is useless with you not having anything to do with them again. As far as i know, USCIS will not go to the beneficiary house and remove the visa from their passport neither will they cancel it, you authorized them to give that visa and had the right to cancel up until it was given to them. You have nothing to loose here plus i don't think someone with their right sense will proceed to travel knowing full well that they will be illegal in some few months

Edited December 20, 2018 by kemm360

[dwheels76 5,461]

Immediately contact Embassy and cancel the visa. I don't know why people think once issued you can't do anything. I have seen beneficiary's get on plane and turned around at POE because Petitioner contacted the embassy to get Visa Cancel. It happens you just have to be fast about it.

 

@kemm360 Many people will find any means necessary to get here. Her being illegal is of no matter. All she needs to do is get here and find someone to marry her. Millions live life here illegal doesn't seem to be a big deal to them.

[kemm360 144]

36 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

Immediately contact Embassy and cancel the visa. I don't know why people think once issued you can't do anything. I have seen beneficiary's get on plane and turned around at POE because Petitioner contacted the embassy to get Visa Cancel. It happens you just have to be fast about it.

 

@kemm360 Many people will find any means necessary to get here. Her being illegal is of no matter. All she needs to do is get here and find someone to marry her. Millions live life here illegal doesn't seem to be a big deal to them.

Wow that is scary. But you do know that even if they come here on that visa get married to another USC they are still not eligible to change status, right?

[geowrian 22,335]

2 minutes ago, kemm360 said:

Wow that is scary. But you do know that even if they come here on that visa get married to another USC they are still not eligible to change status, right?

Correct.

But they can get another visa upon returning home. It would be full of scrutiny....but is possible.

[Iwisheveryoneluck 10]

Well, just a little update:

 

I sent a notarized and signed letter of intent to withdraw the petition to the embassy, and also, to the most likely POE CBP office. 

 

Even though part of me still loves her and thanks her for the memories, I just like tying loose ends. Another reason that I want to cancel her visa is I don't want her showing up at my door and begging me to take her back. Also, her mother is here on an expired visa since like 2008 ish so yeah...

 

We caused each other so much emotional pain within the past month and she was not willing to keep her promises when it came to our future plans we initially mapped out before submitting the I-129F. She didn't want to compromise and respect my decisions, so seeing that this is not the way I want to live, I just stopped it before it was too late.

  We were not meant to be together, and I was man enough to admit it before marriage. There was no point in continuing further and ruining both of our lives. 

 

I should've payed more attention to red flags, and I was a moron to keep forgiving her tantrums and believing her apologies and promises to treat me better. I guess now I know why they say "Love is Blind". I have forgiven her, and I just want to forget her and move on with my life.

 

Edited December 20, 2018 by Iwisheveryoneluck