What Should I Expect

[lanalexis 30]

Now the shock of all of the recent events has worn off, and I've filed requests to withdraw myself from the I-129F and I-864, should I expect any sort of notice from the USCIS?

I've also submitted the Immigration Fraud Report as well via email. I emailed my letter to the CSC to be sure they received my letter. This morning my annulment papers were

officially filed, so it's a nice early Christmas gift to get rid of this issue and begin to move onto better things. I'm also curious if anyone can tell me how the USCIS will deal 

with reports of fraud. 

[Boiler 43,433]

I was under the impression he had left? If so nothing much to deal with.

[lanalexis 30]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

I was under the impression he had left? If so nothing much to deal with.

He did leave but USCIS advised me to withdraw the I-129F and I-864 as well as report him. I was also told to report him to the embassy in France as well in case he attempts this stunt again, they will have record of it.

[Boiler 43,433]

Well he has an A number and everything will be linked into that so not sure what the French Consulate would add, if he applies for another visa the all his Immigration history will be on file.

 

Withdrawing the I 864 makes sense, the I 129F does not.

[MrandMrsAlexander 44]

32 minutes ago, lanalexis said:

Now the shock of all of the recent events has worn off, and I've filed requests to withdraw myself from the I-129F and I-864, should I expect any sort of notice from the USCIS?

I've also submitted the Immigration Fraud Report as well via email. I emailed my letter to the CSC to be sure they received my letter. This morning my annulment papers were

officially filed, so it's a nice early Christmas gift to get rid of this issue and begin to move onto better things. I'm also curious if anyone can tell me how the USCIS will deal 

with reports of fraud. 

I’m not sure of the fraud thing, but my fiancé passed away during the process in 2014 and I had to send the death certificate in order to withdraw. They did notify me of the cancellation. 

[lanalexis 30]

11 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Well he has an A number and everything will be linked into that so not sure what the French Consulate would add, if he applies for another visa the all his Immigration history will be on file.

 

Withdrawing the I 864 makes sense, the I 129F does not.

The customer service person mentioned if the I-129 F is withdrawn there's no basis for the I-485 so it would be automatically denied.. Someone mentioned emailing the border patrol as well with his passport #.

[Boiler 43,433]

Ahh the Misinformation line, that would explain it.

[lanalexis 30]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Ahh the Misinformation line, that would explain it.

I guess with my letters going everywhere I should be covered. I received an automated letter from 2 sources via email- maybe I'll see some responses after Christmas. 

[Boiler 43,433]

Well pulling the I 864 is the key thing.

[lanalexis 30]

Since he left before AP is USCIS keeping record of that as well? 

[Boiler 43,433]

Well it may come into play, depends on what basis he would seek to re enter.

 

Actually there is somebody from the UK in AP at the moment who was seeking a second K1, presumably they are checking the details of the last one.

 

If looked to come over on a work visa for example, less relevant.

[lanalexis 30]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Well it may come into play, depends on what basis he would seek to re enter.

 

Actually there is somebody from the UK in AP at the moment who was seeking a second K1, presumably they are checking the details of the last one.

 

If looked to come over on a work visa for example, less relevant.

I'm sure there must be questions as to the reason the first one didn't work or perhaps the system is not that sophisticated. 

[JFH 12,189]

9 hours ago, lanalexis said:

I'm also curious if anyone can tell me how the USCIS will deal 

with reports of fraud. 

What action are you hoping they will take? Your husband has left the country. Once he is out of the country there is nothing USCIS can do. And even if they did do something, what benefit would it bring you? Focus on the future for you, not revenge because of the past. 

[lanalexis 30]

2 hours ago, JFH said:

What action are you hoping they will take? Your husband has left the country. Once he is out of the country there is nothing USCIS can do. And even if they did do something, what benefit would it bring you? Focus on the future for you, not revenge because of the past. 

I want to make sure that he doesn't put anyone else through this. I do think of other victims, and I wouldn't wish this on anyone else. 

[TBoneTX 43,058]

You certainly seem to have covered all the bases that anyone here would recommend covering.  You can close this part of the chapter and begin looking and planning toward better things in your life from here on.  All the best to you.