revoked pursuant 22 cfr 41.122 (h) (5)

[visajourneyme 0]

Hi, Before I got my citizenship, My previously girlfriend (now Fiancee) has been visiting U.S multiple times. she had a B1/B2 and did and internship through J1 visa.

After I got my Citizenship she decided to visit me to spend our birthday together but she got stopped at the immigration and sent back.

On her B1/B2 visa the officer wrote:

CANCELED followed by revoked pursuant 22 cfr 41.122 (h) (5).  It is not clearly written if the last two character is (h) (5) or  CH (5)

 

also they had her undergo a sworn interview and the result from the officer is this:

*inadmissible to the united states pursuant section 212 (a) (7) (a) (i) (I)

*you will need to apply for a new visa in order to return to the UNITED STATES.

 

According to my research in this forum it means that she has been granted for Voluntary return. instead of expedite removal.

 

fastforward to now. We applied for a Fiancee K1 Visa and got approved. Her Interview is next week.

I was just worried that the issue above will conflict with her chance during interview or give us problem in the future?

 

I hope I can get a clear answer to lessen our worry this upcoming week.

 

Thank you.

 

 

 

[SalishSea 17,928]

14 minutes ago, visajourneyme said:

Hi, Before I got my citizenship, My previously girlfriend (now Fiancee) has been visiting U.S multiple times. she had a B1/B2 and did and internship through J1 visa.

After I got my Citizenship she decided to visit me to spend our birthday together but she got stopped at the immigration and sent back.

On her B1/B2 visa the officer wrote:

CANCELED followed by revoked pursuant 22 cfr 41.122 (h) (5).  It is not clearly written if the last two character is (h) (5) or  CH (5)

 

also they had her undergo a sworn interview and the result from the officer is this:

*inadmissible to the united states pursuant section 212 (a) (7) (a) (i) (I)

*you will need to apply for a new visa in order to return to the UNITED STATES.

 

According to my research in this forum it means that she has been granted for Voluntary return. instead of expedite removal.

 

fastforward to now. We applied for a Fiancee K1 Visa and got approved. Her Interview is next week.

I was just worried that the issue above will conflict with her chance during interview or give us problem in the future?

 

I hope I can get a clear answer to lessen our worry this upcoming week.

 

Thank you.

 

 

 

No, it will not impact the K-1 interview or approval.  Best wishes.

[visajourneyme 0]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

No, it will not impact the K-1 interview or approval.  Best wishes.

Thank you, that gives us hope, especially for my fiancee, shes been traumatized about what happened and stressing out about the interview

[SalishSea 17,928]

Just now, visajourneyme said:

Thank you, that gives us hope, especially for my fiancee, shes been traumatized about what happened and stressing out about the interview

I totally get that, this entire process is stressful!  

[geowrian 22,337]

It's a voluntary withdrawal of application for admission, not voluntary return. No impact on the K-1.

[visajourneyme 0]

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

It's a voluntary withdrawal of application for admission, not voluntary return. No impact on the K-1.

Thank you for correcting me, as all of this term are very foreign to me and confusing. 

do you think there will be a chance that they will ask about the voluntary withdrawal during the interview?

[SalishSea 17,928]

Just now, visajourneyme said:

Thank you for correcting me, as all of this term are very foreign to me and confusing. 

do you think there will be a chance that they will ask about the voluntary withdrawal during the interview?

They may, and they are allowed to ask about it.  But it wouldn't be a reason for a denial.

[geowrian 22,337]

6 minutes ago, visajourneyme said:

Thank you for correcting me, as all of this term are very foreign to me and confusing. 

do you think there will be a chance that they will ask about the voluntary withdrawal during the interview?

Agreed with the above - they may or may not ask, but it's not a reason for denial.

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

How many times are you going to post this question, the answer is still the same.  You posted this question before.  

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I would imagine a Lawyer would want to know the full story before favouring an opinion.