CR1(Abudhabi) - Revocation

[Boiler 43,520]

Well visiting and marrying on the same trip may raise eyebrows but seems there are other issues.

[SalishSea 16,795]

18 hours ago, Kabar said:

I applied for my husband under the category of CR1 on more than 2 years back and my husband attended the interview on 18-May-21 but the consular refused to issue visa and handover 221g "revocation of petition" and said that he is returning the petition to uscis for further review but until now they didn't share anything with me plus I sent many emails to them(embassy) but they recently reply me with this email which is already attached please advice me for further steps and how long they will respond me on this current scenario.

You will need to spend more time together in person if he wants an immigrant visa.   Alternatively, you could go live with him.

[Illiria 980]

2 hours ago, Kabar said:

I have all the proof that I didn't take any amount or asset from my previous husband and it is also mentioned in the decree plus I never apply immigration for him.

About our current marriage we know each other from childhood and he is from Pakistan living in UAE

I never apply immigration for anyone before.

 

We both are in the same age / same religion / even before coming to US we lived in the same area.

I visit pakistan for 2 weeks for marriage then after that covid starts so we couldn't meet but I tried to visit him and I also booked the flights but airline canceled the tickets due to this covid situation. 

 

Did your previous husband apply for immigration for you?

 

If the first husband sponsor you for immigration - when did you marry, immigrate, and divorce?

 

How soon after divorce did you marry second husband?

 

For those who marry to immigrate, divorce, then marry someone else from home they can be suspicious that you used first husband to get here when really were planning on bringing second husband the whole time. 
 

As @jorgedig says you could go live with your husband - maybe not the first choice but at least you would be together

Edited September 21, 2021 by Illiria

[Kabar 1]

17 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

You will need to spend more time together in person if he wants an immigrant visa.   Alternatively, you could go live with him.

Thanks and yes I already spend a month with him and have plan to visit him again very soon.

Edited September 21, 2021 by Kabar

[Kabar 1]

8 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Did your previous husband apply for immigration for you?

 

If the first husband sponsor you for immigration - when did you marry, immigrate, and divorce?

 

How soon after divorce did you marry second husband?

 

For those who marry to immigrate, divorce, then marry someone else from home they can be suspicious that you used first husband to get here when really were planning on bringing second husband the whole time. 
 

As @jorgedig says you could go live with your husband - maybe not the first choice but at least you would be

No this is not the case and I moved to US around 15 years back with my parents

 

After 7 months of divorce.

[Illiria 980]

3 minutes ago, Kabar said:

No this is not the case and I moved to US around 15 years back with my parents

 

After 7 months of divorce.

Thanks for answering - hmm this was my only thought when  saw that you knew your second husband as children.
 

Hopefully the notice of intent to deny will shed light and you can refute each point with evidence - though as has been pointed out it may just result in a decision of ‘you may reapply’ but at least you can then tailor your new application to address these points early on.

 

Wishing you the best in your immigration journey. 

[Kabar 1]

2 minutes ago, Illiria said:

Thanks for answering - hmm this was my only thought when  saw that you knew your second husband as children.
 

Hopefully the notice of intent to deny will shed light and you can refute each point with evidence - though as has been pointed out it may just result in a decision of ‘you may reapply’ but at least you can then tailor your new application to address these points early on.

 

Wishing you the best in your immigration journey. 

Thank you for the help 

[Rocio0010 5,567]

6 hours ago, Kabar said:

have all the proof that I didn't take any amount or asset from my previous husband

Proving a negative is very hard. Close to proving that you were never married. For some reason officer might think that you did it for an economic profit.

[Kabar 1]

2 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Proving a negative is very hard. Close to proving that you were never married. For some reason officer might think that you did it for an economic profit.

So what you want me to do? What options I have now?

[Rocio0010 5,567]

Just now, Kabar said:

So what you want me to do? What options I have now?

My question is if the officer could have suspected that you were doing it for financial reasons. If so, what proofs did you submit to prove hem wrong?

[Kabar 1]

3 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

My question is if the officer could have suspected that you were doing it for financial reasons. If so, what proofs did you submit to prove hem wrong?

This is actually a difficult one for me to explain my situation because I am working here and I can afford my own stuff and I never asked anything from anyone. 

But how anyone can prove that? 🤔 

[Rocio0010 5,567]

2 minutes ago, Kabar said:

This is actually a difficult one for me to explain my situation because I am working here and I can afford my own stuff and I never asked anything from anyone. 

But how anyone can prove that? 🤔 

But did the officer actually told you you were suspect of that?

[Far.han 9]

On 9/21/2021 at 2:01 AM, Kabar said:

I applied for my husband under the category of CR1 on more than 2 years back and my husband attended the interview on 18-May-21 but the consular refused to issue visa and handover 221g "revocation of petition" and said that he is returning the petition to uscis for further review but until now they didn't share anything with me plus I sent many emails to them(embassy) but they recently reply me with this email which is already attached please advice me for further steps and how long they will respond me on this current scenario.

Just wait for the letter from uscis only that letter will explain the actual reason....

[powerpuff 5,914]

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29 minutes ago, Kabar said:

Received a 221g blue slip around 14 months back with remarks of "petition revocation" and Co told that the he has some doubts on the marriage and he will return the case to uscis but we haven't heard anything from uscis until now and the status on ceac changed to expiring soon.

 

Is it normal and what we should do now in this situation?

 

Edited July 6, 2022 by powerpuff

[Ontarkie 13,918]

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