revoked MY K-1 WAS REVOKED ( HOW DO I APPLY FOR CR-1)

[Eseskay 1]

so there isn't a possibility for them to let us know the reason behind the revocation? 

[Eseskay 1]

19 hours ago, LizaH said:

The case may have been sent back to USCIS because they believe the petition was approved when it should not have. Perhaps some information was missing or perhaps some dates don’t match, it could be anything. USCIS may review the case again.
You are required to stay in touch with the Embassy as the application will expire after one year. You have to keep enquiring, also you need to keep an eye on the NVC website where you submit documents as sometimes after 1 year the visa application status changes from submitted to reopened. It’s automatically doing this. It needs to stay in submitted status. 
If it was sent back to USCIS you can contact them directly to find out why it was revoked. The Ombudsman through Department of Homeland Security is who you contact for cases at USCIS, they can investigate. https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance
 

Thank you, it was very helpful. We submitted a request to the USCIS and we have our fingers crossed. Maybe they'll let us know the reason for denial. 

[WaterLeaf 199]

23 hours ago, Eseskay said:

so there isn't a possibility for them to let us know the reason behind the revocation? 

You just need to wait to hear back from the congress first.

[MachadoMercedess 2]

Hi everyone! I reached out to the senator to help us with our case as many of you suggested. The senator had one of his employees reach out to USCIS to help us get some answers and this is what they sent me this morning (the response from USCIS) @Eseskay

 

What do you guys think? Any advice on what to do now? I find it absurd that our case basically disappeared into thin air without any explanation. USCIS apparently never received our case once the US embassy wrote back to me telling that our case had been sent back to USCIS. 

 

Machado_ Lourdes Mercedes Response.pdf

Edited March 2, 2020 by MachadoMercedess

[Boiler 43,531]

You need to delete your name from the attachment.

 

It basically says what happens, nothing abnormal, there is no rush to send it back as it just dies anyway.

 

The norm is to marry and go the CR1 route, really down to you and your circumstances.

[Eseskay 1]

@Boiler I don’t think you know what you’re talking about, there are further steps to this. It can’t just be like “oh move on, do this, do that.” We already know that. 

[geowrian 22,335]

What are these further steps?

[Marieke H 2,317]

2 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

@Boiler I don’t think you know what you’re talking about, there are further steps to this. It can’t just be like “oh move on, do this, do that.” We already know that. 

@Boiler has been around for a while and usually seems to know what they're talking about...

[Eseskay 1]

1 minute ago, Marieke H said:

@Boiler has been around for a while and usually seems to know what they're talking about...

I know, I meant no disrespect but it’s possible to reach out the senator again to check. Because the embassy says it sent the case back to USCIS but USCIS said they never got it. There’s something wrong. 

5 minutes ago, geowrian said:

What are these further steps?

I wouldn’t be here if I knew. You tell me about the “further steps”. 

[milimelo 4,220]

11 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

I know, I meant no disrespect but it’s possible to reach out the senator again to check. Because the embassy says it sent the case back to USCIS but USCIS said they never got it. There’s something wrong. 

I wouldn’t be here if I knew. You tell me about the “further steps”. 

Looks like you’re not comprehending what the congressional unit said to your immigration liaison (who works for the senator) -  the fiancé petition is dead - expired. There will be no action on it even if it returns to USCIS. 

 

Further steps would be to break off engagement or get married if you’ve decided to do that and then file spousal petition. 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

24 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

@Boiler I don’t think you know what you’re talking about, there are further steps to this. It can’t just be like “oh move on, do this, do that.” We already know that. 

Looks like you removed the attachment so I can’t quote from it but I seem to recall it quite clearly said (in uscis terminology) that it”s dead, but that you can file another petition.  In other words: move on, file another petition. 

[Crazy Cat 39,318]

33 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

@Boiler I don’t think you know what you’re talking about, there are further steps to this. It can’t just be like “oh move on, do this, do that.” We already know that. 

I read your attachment.  Actually, @Boiler knows exactly what he is talking about.....your case is, by far, not the first of its kind.  Once a case like this is sent back, it just dies with no action.......As was stated, the normal course of action is marriage and a CR-1.  

Edited March 2, 2020 by missileman

[Boiler 43,531]

It is currently either at the Consulate waiting to be sent back, on its way back or has arrived but has not been logged into the system yet

 

It does not really matter where it is, it is dead.

 

So you have to decide what to do next, the usual one assuming you want to proceed is to marry and file a CR1, some people decide that need to reverse the process and move, I am sure some break up, but the normal one is that they decide to marry and file as married.

[MachadoMercedess 2]

HELLO everyone! Here is an update with what has been going on with our case @Eseskay:

 

I did what everyone suggested and reached out to my Senator. The senators office reached out to USCIS to find about our case and why the embassy sent it back to them for revocation. Attached is the response from USCIS (labeled as USCIS response). After that response, I decided to reach out to the senators office again and ask them to reach out to the embassy this time to find out why USCIS never received our petition which they claimed was sent back for revocation. Attached you will also find the response from the NVC office (labeled as NVC response).

 

What does this means? Can someone please help?

 

Thank you.

USCIS response .pdf NVC response .pdf

Edited March 10, 2020 by MachadoMercedess

[Boiler 43,531]

On 3/2/2020 at 12:54 PM, Boiler said:

It is currently either at the Consulate waiting to be sent back, on its way back or has arrived but has not been logged into the system yet

 

It does not really matter where it is, it is dead.

 

So you have to decide what to do next, the usual one assuming you want to proceed is to marry and file a CR1, some people decide that need to reverse the process and move, I am sure some break up, but the normal one is that they decide to marry and file as married.

See above.