My K-1 Petition Was Denied – Need Advice [merged threads]

[appleblossom 4,758]

2 hours ago, Soc89 said:

 

I apologize if it seemed like I was avoiding questions. I am new here and unfortunately, the forum only allows me to post 5 replies. That’s why I wasn’t able to answer all questions fully. I really appreciate everyone’s guidance and I am trying my best to clarify my situation 

 

And yet you still haven't given us info on the age gap and consulate?

 

We're not asking because we're nosy, we're asking because it would have a material impact on our advice to you. If you have a big age gap and a high fraud consulate then just reapplying without more time together may mean you waste time and money on a second rejection. 

Edited August 25 by appleblossom

[Aquabac 10]

1 hour ago, appleblossom said:

 

And yet you still haven't given us info on the age gap and consulate?

 

We're not asking because we're nosy, we're asking because it would have a material impact on our advice to you. If you have a big age gap and a high fraud consulate then just reapplying without more time together may mean you waste time and money on a second rejection. 

100%

Part of the reason OP should supply all information requested is to make it easier to understand the situation and to then get better advice.

Another part is for the people coming here  for information so they can learn.

 

I find it annoying how often these threads require numerous questions before the OP gives the whole story.

IMO  it might be helpful for future OPs before posting your question look at other threads and the basic info that seems to ALWAYS be asked.

 After you post your new thread read   all the answers submitted in a day and answer them all in  one response because you can only reply to 5 per day
 Just my 2 cents

 

[Soc89 1]

5 hours ago, appleblossom said:

 

And yet you still haven't given us info on the age gap and consulate?

 

We're not asking because we're nosy, we're asking because it would have a material impact on our advice to you. If you have a big age gap and a high fraud consulate then just reapplying without more time together may mean you waste time and money on a second rejection. 

 

5 hours ago, appleblossom said:

 

And yet you still haven't given us info on the age gap and consulate?

 

We're not asking because we're nosy, we're asking because it would have a material impact on our advice to you. If you have a big age gap and a high fraud consulate then just reapplying without more time together may mean you waste time and money on a second rejection. 

The denial was not due to the age difference but because of the missing divorce certificate. He is 26 years older than me

[TBoneTX 47,795]

8 hours ago, Soc89 said:

He is 26 years older than me

Thank you (finally).  Which CONSULATE?

[Dataunavailable 84]

3 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Thank you (finally).  Which CONSULATE?

""They requested a divorce decree from the District People’s Court in Vietnam""

 

Guessing HCM or Hanoi probably. Sounds like Op had an rfe for their divorce decree but only sent in the petitioners and uscis closed the case due to not getting requested information. Paperwork didn't get sent to Vietnam. 

 

Op you can refille and include both divorce decrees, keep in mind the two year in person meeting from time of filing the new petition if the petitioner decides to file again. It will cost another fee and more time spent waiting. 

Edited Tuesday at 07:07 AM by Dataunavailable

[TBoneTX 47,795]

Soc89, you'd do well to front-load your new petition with evidence of a bona fide relationship.  It used to be, and may still be, that the U.S. consulate in Vietnam wants a detailed "relationship timeline."

 

Of course, all this is moot if your petitioner has lost interest in continuing or lacks the energy to meet up with you again.