Wife left US before getting advance parole (merged)

[Nat&Amy 623]

8 minutes ago, missileman said:

Maybe she no longer has immigrant intent........maybe she wants to study in the US, then return to her country............😉

People never have the intention to stay when talking to a CPB officer, now when they go past the arrivals gate that's another story 🧐

 

With immigrant intent or not, OP's fiance was adjusting status in the US and USCIS obviously has a record of that. Even if her sole purpose now is to study and then return to her country, she will need to substantiate that claim if asked at POE, assuming her visa is still valid. What documents is she going to show, if they ask her to show what ties she has to her country of origin? 

[Just Paul 4,591]

Most likely would be denied on a F1.  Married to a USC usually shows immigrant intent. (What is your I-130 status) Plus . . .

 

 Is she even registered at a school?  Did she need the DSO to sign off on her travel?

 

Based on your previous posts it doesn't sound like she is adult enough to make life choices.  Figure out what to do on your I-130 and see if she is patient enough to wait.

[arken 4,197]

7 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Most likely would be denied on a F1.  Married to a USC usually shows immigrant intent. (What is your I-130 status) Plus . . .

 

 Is she even registered at a school?  Did she need the DSO to sign off on her travel?

 

Based on your previous posts it doesn't sound like she is adult enough to make life choices.  Figure out what to do on your I-130 and see if she is patient enough to wait.

Yeah that one. She cannot enter on the existing F1 visa even if valid and still enrolled, without DSO/ISO’s signature on the I20 authorizing the travel. 

[carmel34 3,531]

She abandoned the adjustment of status application when she left without AP, this is all on her record via the databases and she will be subject to a great deal of scrutiny if she tries to enter with any visa other than a valid immigrant visa.  If you still want her to live with you as your wife, file an I-130 petition for her, the spousal visa process takes about a year.  In that time you will find out if she really wants to be with you or just wants to get back in the US.

[Crazy Cat 39,258]

Still waiting for OP to post the intent of the entering spouse......

[cmh 6]

21 minutes ago, missileman said:

Still waiting for OP to post the intent of the entering spouse......

I wish I knew. She seemed intent on divorce not more than a few weeks ago. Anyway I’ll forward the news on. It seems her and her parents are having a meeting with a visa advisor in a few days too. Thanks for the advice.

[Crazy Cat 39,258]

Just now, cmh said:

I wish I knew. She seemed intent on divorce not more than a few weeks ago. Anyway I’ll forward the news on. It seems her and her parents are having a meeting with a visa advisor in a few days too. Thanks for the advice.

I see......My point is that she can not enter the US via the F-1 if she intends to stay and adjust status....and I see a difficult path ahead for her regardless.....good luck to you....

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

7 hours ago, cmh said:

I wish I knew. She seemed intent on divorce not more than a few weeks ago. Anyway I’ll forward the news on. It seems her and her parents are having a meeting with a visa advisor in a few days too. Thanks for the advice.

OP, I feel for you. I don't want to sound harsh, but it sounds like her principal interest is being in the US rather than being with you. Best case as someone above said is that she just isn't mature enough to make adult decisions. But if she was intent on divorce until deciding (correctly or not) that your address could be useful for her to re-enter, it implies something else. I hope you can move on, and find someone who is worth your time and feelings. 

[bakphx1 785]

I don’t mean to be harsh s it sounds like you’ve been through lot.  But doing all she’s done in a relatively short time sounds very impulsive or possibly bipolar.  By taking poorly thought out actions she’s messing up her options.  I wouldn’t invest more money in a new plan given the recent track record.

[Dashinka 23,247]

15 hours ago, cmh said:

Hi, my wife who has a pending green card application left the US without advance parole so her gc application will likely fail. She now wants to reenter the US on her f1 student visa which she claims expires next year and is asking me to provide proof of accommodation, specifically a letter confirming that I’m her husband and that she’ll be staying with me at my address. Is her plan to reenter accurate?

Just curious, did you pull the I864?

 

 

[cmh 6]

5 hours ago, bakphx1 said:

I don’t mean to be harsh s it sounds like you’ve been through lot.  But doing all she’s done in a relatively short time sounds very impulsive or possibly bipolar.  By taking poorly thought out actions she’s messing up her options.  I wouldn’t invest more money in a new plan given the recent track record.

I won’t invest anymore. If she wants to reapply for a gc she’ll need another sponsor and someone else to pay the fees.

1 hour ago, Bill & Katya said:

Just curious, did you pull the I864?

 

 

Yeah, no confirmation from USCIS yet but I called in recently and they said letters take about 60d for a reply so about another month.

[jeanieCZ 228]

14 hours ago, cmh said:

I wish I knew. She seemed intent on divorce not more than a few weeks ago. Anyway I’ll forward the news on. It seems her and her parents are having a meeting with a visa advisor in a few days too. Thanks for the advice.

Sorry to hear that. 

I think another relevant question is what YOU want?

[Dashinka 23,247]

1 hour ago, cmh said:

I won’t invest anymore. If she wants to reapply for a gc she’ll need another sponsor and someone else to pay the fees.

Yeah, no confirmation from USCIS yet but I called in recently and they said letters take about 60d for a reply so about another month.

Then as @jeaniecz stated, it is time to think about you.  Since you pulled the I864, you have to start thinking about divorce. As to her, if she wants to come back to the US legally, it will be her journey which may have some hurdles.

[Nitas_man 3,100]

17 hours ago, cmh said:

I wish I knew. She seemed intent on divorce not more than a few weeks ago. Anyway I’ll forward the news on. It seems her and her parents are having a meeting with a visa advisor in a few days too. Thanks for the advice.

Sad to say it looks like she and her family are using you.  Good luck

[andy78 178]

20 hours ago, cmh said:

She now wants to reenter the US on her f1 student visa which she claims expires next year and is asking me to provide proof of accommodation, specifically a letter confirming that I’m her husband and that she’ll be staying with me at my address.

What you need to provide is a divorce.