Marred in two countries with the same person.

[Ketoneiv 4]

3 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

Since your friend is next to you please clearly explain the order of events. I'm pretty sure we are all reading this right but best be clear form  the start. 

 

1- Friend married, did not apply for CR1 but instead applied for a K1 while already married? 

 

2- Or was the friend not married when she got the K1? 

 

Then the part of married twice are you saying she got married in her home country and the US after the K1? 

 

3-If she has been a USC for 20 yrs who then came in on the K1 15 yrs ago? The spouse that she never AOS and he left? (I think this is how it went but please clarify) If so than the ex is back in his home country right. So no green card

for him. 

 

If #3  is the way it went down then the divorce in her home country is valid as the first marriage was the only valid one. No need to go to Florida and do another.

 

Thank you for the questions:

1-They Married here in their country. Then she went back to Florida,because she was living there and after almost 3 years o so of marriage she applied for the k-1 visa.

 

2-The were married alredy in their country and the when he went to Florida,they married over ther too because the just had 3 months under the k-1 to do it.

 

3-She went to the states when she was a girl with her parents,thats how she obtain her citizenchip. Then she met the husband years after she became a citizen. The husband was the one who went to Florida under the visa. The 15 years are the ones they being married all together 2003-2018. And yes,they never fix his status,he never got his green card. He is back in his home country since 2011.

[Just Paul 4,591]

4 minutes ago, Ketoneiv said:

The 15 years are the ones they being married all together 2003-2018. And yes,they never fix his status,he never got his green card.

Wow 15 years.  That it is a long time to be in limbo.  Especially in Florida.

 

What country are all of you from?

[USS_Voyager 1,971]

Yes, I think #3 happened as well. The woman was a US citizen to begin with. Then they got married somewhere. Then the woman sponsored the man on K-1 and the man entered on K-1, got married in Florida, somehow never adjusted and was deported. 

 

I don't know the consequences of lying on the first K1 is, for the US citizen. The K1 spouse is probably done for, not a chance of getting into the US. 

 

It's not bigamy, since the OP (or friend) didn't marry 2 different at the same time. It was the same person.

 

I don't think there is an issue with divorce (doesn't matter where, just if the divorce decree is not in English, need translation). 

 

The problem to the OP (or friend) is the misrepresentation on the first K1, but again, don't know what the penalty of that for the US citizen is, but I imagine if USCIS knows about that first K1 that was misrepresented, they won't be too kind to the second K1 or CR1 petition from the same petitioner. 

[Ketoneiv 4]

Just now, Paul & Mary said:

Wow 15 years.  That it is a long time to be in limbo.  Especially in Florida.

 

What country are all of you from?

I'm From Puerto Rico,they are from Peru.

[Going through 5,668]

Most likely easier option is to move to the husband's home country.

[dwheels76 5,459]

44 minutes ago, Ketoneiv said:

I know is hard to believe but is true and i have her by my side right now. She just did the things herself and never ask nobody for help,she tough she can divorce here and the present that over there in Florida  (Huge mistake) 😏

I don't think you are understanding anything we are saying. No one said she had to go to Florida to divorce. Her divorce in her country works.
What we were speaking to was the lie that your friend got married and filed a K1 which is for not married folks, because it was faster.

 

If she filed for divorce and it was granted that's all she need to. She is divorced.

[davidvs 320]

Not a good situation

Edited March 29, 2019 by davidvs

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

I have a headache now 

[Ketoneiv 4]

I'm very grateful with all the responses and i have to be honest. This is my husband and his ex wife case. I was ashamed to speak in first person. My husband is the one who enter US with that k-1 Visa. Now we are married amd im afraid that he never can come back to the states because of that.

[Going through 5,668]

3 hours ago, Ketoneiv said:

I'm very grateful with all the responses and i have to be honest. This is my husband and his ex wife case. I was ashamed to speak in first person. My husband is the one who enter US with that k-1 Visa. Now we are married amd im afraid that he never can come back to the states because of that.

Never be ashamed in admitting stuff like that---first of  all., YOU weren't the one who did any of this...your husband did, before he met you.

Second of all, no one on VJ is going to know your true identity.

Third, most people in this thread knew it was about you from the get-go, anyhow...we see a lot of "friends" on VJ, not hard to figure out.

 

 

Edited March 29, 2019 by Going through

[Ontarkie 13,904]

Yes this is a mess. If it was really your friend I think the outcome would be better. I'm afraid that with it being your husband it is a much bigger problem. 

 

 

There used to be that online attorney Laurel Scott i think? Anyone know if they still offer free advice? I know this attorney was referred to often and they won't beat around the bush. If they are still available you need to chat with them. hopefully one of our other members knows if they still offer free chats. If not I would still pay for a free consult with a very good attorney. Not just any attorney either. 

[dwheels76 5,459]

8 minutes ago, Ketoneiv said:

I'm very grateful with all the responses and i have to be honest. This is my husband and his ex wife case. I was ashamed to speak in first person. My husband is the one who enter US with that k-1 Visa. Now we are married amd im afraid that he never can come back to the states because of that.

So let me get this right we have spent the last few hours on some BS advice to you? Your husband isn't even here has no status?

Let me ask is he divorced from his ex or not? do you have the divorce decree? Tha's what you need to file.

 

Please never again waste people precious time. This could have been resolved in like 2 post. My head truly hurts now. And I am pissed I fell for your nonsense.

[Boiler 43,401]

3 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

Yes this is a mess. If it was really your friend I think the outcome would be better. I'm afraid that with it being your husband it is a much bigger problem. 

 

 

There used to be that online attorney Laurel Scott i think? Anyone know if they still offer free advice? I know this attorney was referred to often and they won't beat around the bush. If they are still available you need to chat with them. hopefully one of our other members knows if they still offer free chats. If not I would still pay for a free consult with a very good attorney. Not just any attorney either. 

Laurel is still around but never did free advice, well as part of I2us defunct a long time ago.

 

Misrep and Illegal presence, would be a hell of a waiver.

[Ontarkie 13,904]

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Laurel is still around but never did free advice, well as part of I2us defunct a long time ago.

 

Misrep and Illegal presence, would be a hell of a waiver.

Thanks for that info. The OP needs to chat with a good lawyer I know Laurel was recommended often for tough cases. 

[Boiler 43,401]

1 minute ago, Ontarkie said:

Thanks for that info. The OP needs to chat with a good lawyer I know Laurel was recommended often for tough cases. 

http://www.scottimmigration.net/