revoked MY K-1 WAS REVOKED ( HOW DO I APPLY FOR CR-1)

[Crazy Cat 39,227]

2 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

No i haven't had any ceremony so far, but i can have the ceremony. I can make it happen if its important and necessary for the visa.

I asked the question because sometimes couples have traditional ceremonies which some Consulate Officers interpret as a wedding...thus making the couple "too married" for a K-1.........I guess that is not the case here.

[Eseskay 1]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Marriage just needs to be legal. Location does not matter, we have had members marry in the US and return.

what is the difference? we both want our lives to start together. Its going to be a legit marriage for us but how do i prove it to the embassy? or the CO? how do i make sure they know we are legit. 

[Boiler 43,434]

1 minute ago, Eseskay said:

what is the difference? we both want our lives to start together. Its going to be a legit marriage for us but how do i prove it to the embassy? or the CO? how do i make sure they know we are legit. 

Just make sure it is legal in whatever jurisdiction you choose to marry in, I would not have thought it would be that hard to do.

[Crazy Cat 39,227]

22 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

what is the difference? we both want our lives to start together. Its going to be a legit marriage for us but how do i prove it to the embassy? or the CO? how do i make sure they know we are legit. 

Marriage certificate and time spent together.....to start with....then she starts the process with an I-130......Takes 12-16 months on average..but could take longer.

Edited February 4, 2020 by missileman

[SalishSea 16,770]

32 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

but should i apply for a CR-1 immediately? 

You cannot apply until much later in the process.  She has to submit a petition after you are married.

[Just Paul 4,591]

1 hour ago, Eseskay said:

I don't know why they revoked my Visa? upon continuously asking for a reason, the U.S Embassy told our lawyer in the USA that my visa was REVOKED.

@Boiler, Revoked is an odd word here.    A Visa is either issued or refused.  A petition is either approved, denied or revoked.  A revoked petition would be for petition that was sent back from consulate.

 

OP: If you had a petition revoked it would be pointless to file another petition unless you know the circumstances as to why it was revoked or refused.

[Boiler 43,434]

OP said everything was OK at the Consulate then went into AP and that is where everything went wrong. So I assume something arose during background checks.

[SalishSea 16,770]

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

OP said everything was OK at the Consulate then went into AP and that is where everything went wrong. So I assume something arose during background checks.

In which case, marrying and filing for a spousal visa will not correct the issue.

[Eseskay 1]

7 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

In which case, marrying and filing for a spousal visa will not correct the issue.

what is there for me to do? how do i find out about my refusal?

18 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

@Boiler, Revoked is an odd word here.    A Visa is either issued or refused.  A petition is either approved, denied or revoked.  A revoked petition would be for petition that was sent back from consulate.

 

OP: If you had a petition revoked it would be pointless to file another petition unless you know the circumstances as to why it was revoked or refused.

How do i find out about the circumstances?

[Illiria 980]

5 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

In which case, marrying and filing for a spousal visa will not correct the issue.

 

17 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

@Boiler, Revoked is an odd word here.    A Visa is either issued or refused.  A petition is either approved, denied or revoked.  A revoked petition would be for petition that was sent back from consulate.

 

OP: If you had a petition revoked it would be pointless to file another petition unless you know the circumstances as to why it was revoked or refused.

 exactly we need the us citizen to come here after rechecking the 129f petition through the uscis case status to see if it has been revoked. If so then there is a bigger issue as the only time I have seen petitions revoked is when they find out that the my weren’t eligible to file the 129f in the first place and therefore the approval was incorrectly granted.

[SalishSea 16,770]

1 minute ago, Illiria said:

the only time I have seen petitions revoked is when they find out that the my weren’t eligible to file the 129f in the first place and therefore the approval was incorrectly granted.

My thoughts too.

[Eseskay 1]

2 minutes ago, Illiria said:

 

 exactly we need the us citizen to come here after rechecking the 129f petition through the uscis case status to see if it has been revoked. If so then there is a bigger issue as the only time I have seen petitions revoked is when they find out that the my weren’t eligible to file the 129f in the first place and therefore the approval was incorrectly granted.

But how do i find out if my petition was revoked or denied or was it the VISA? they never sent anything on the return of my passport.

 

[SalishSea 16,770]

4 minutes ago, Eseskay said:

what is there for me to do? how do i find out about my refusal?

How do i find out about the circumstances?

Why is the USC petitioner not investigating this?  

[Eseskay 1]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Why is the USC petitioner not investigating this?  

you mean the lawyer? Its because they're incompetent. I don't know why. They have made me and my Fiance confused from the start. 
How do i figure it out now?

[SalishSea 16,770]

1 hour ago, Eseskay said:

I don't know why they revoked my Visa? upon continuously asking for a reason, the U.S Embassy told our lawyer in the USA that my visa was REVOKED. (what does it mean?) the embassy is not replying as to WHY they revoked it?

Your visa was not revoked, because it was never approved or issued.  That language sounds like the petition itself was revoked due to a subsequent finding of ineligibility for the K-1 visa, as @Illiria suggested.  If that is the case, it will be returned to USCIS in the United States, and it will expire.  You may or may not ever find out the reason.

1 minute ago, Eseskay said:

you mean the lawyer? Its because they're incompetent. I don't know why. They have made me and my Fiance confused from the start. 
How do i figure it out now?

No.  The USC petitioner is your fiancé.  Not your lawyer.