K3 Visa and currently out of the Country

[PJ525 0]

Hi.

Have read almost all of the postings and it's very refreshing to know that some of the topics really help lots of people

Anyways, I am new to this so hopefully I'd be able to get good advises.

Well, here it goes..

I am a K3 VISA holder since November 2006. I flew in to LA as my entry port last March 30th of 2007. My husband and then discovered that we are exactly alike in so many ways. Plus, homesick blues was more of an hindrance in making things work. Also, my husband wasn't also helping me out kick out those blues. I was always left at home since he has to travel an hour and a half to and from work. In short, I was freaking out with the computer making long chats with people back at my place (I think, world's apart). Eating lots of chips to wipe away those odd feeling of depression. I made those walks to the shop just to ease myself. Nothing helped with the homesick feeling. I was hoping that my husband will somehow make a connection with me and have a better understanding about my situation. To no avail, he remianed in his world.

We then decided to give each other space.

My husband, being the USC sent me back home in my own country. Saying that he doesn't want me to be in U.S. and be like other illegal aliens staying in his country. I had no plans myself that, too. I was just aghast on how low he looks at us (being Filipinos) and sees himself as superior. I remained quiet and never spoken what's on my mind. I am not so fond of arguments, so I chose to be quiet and keep "not so good" things within my mind.

He then claimed that I won't be able to come back to US anymore. He even told me that I don't have the money for fare, anyway. Well, the nerve! He also said that he'll be filing divorce right away.

In short, I was sent back to my country last April 17th of 2007.

I am planning to go back in US and go San Francisco as my port of entry.

Have realized that he hasn't filed anything.

I want to fight for my rights since we've been married for 3 years. I entered to our marriage in good faith and has always been faithful with him.

Will USCIS recognize a verbal or written advise about our separation then (without any annulment or divorce documents proof)?

Will the Immigration block me when I arrive in my port of entry?

My K3 VISA is still valid and I have only stayed outside US for 140 days, will I be questioned with so many things that will deny my entry?

If I am allowed to get in, will I be able to file AOS on my own?

Advise anyone, please?

[pushbrk 12,115]

Hi.

Have read almost all of the postings and it's very refreshing to know that some of the topics really help lots of people

Anyways, I am new to this so hopefully I'd be able to get good advises.

Well, here it goes..

I am a K3 VISA holder since November 2006. I flew in to LA as my entry port last March 30th of 2007. My husband and then discovered that we are exactly alike in so many ways. Plus, homesick blues was more of an hindrance in making things work. Also, my husband wasn't also helping me out kick out those blues. I was always left at home since he has to travel an hour and a half to and from work. In short, I was freaking out with the computer making long chats with people back at my place (I think, world's apart). Eating lots of chips to wipe away those odd feeling of depression. I made those walks to the shop just to ease myself. Nothing helped with the homesick feeling. I was hoping that my husband will somehow make a connection with me and have a better understanding about my situation. To no avail, he remianed in his world.

We then decided to give each other space.

My husband, being the USC sent me back home in my own country. Saying that he doesn't want me to be in U.S. and be like other illegal aliens staying in his country. I had no plans myself that, too. I was just aghast on how low he looks at us (being Filipinos) and sees himself as superior. I remained quiet and never spoken what's on my mind. I am not so fond of arguments, so I chose to be quiet and keep "not so good" things within my mind.

He then claimed that I won't be able to come back to US anymore. He even told me that I don't have the money for fare, anyway. Well, the nerve! He also said that he'll be filing divorce right away.

In short, I was sent back to my country last April 17th of 2007.

I am planning to go back in US and go San Francisco as my port of entry.

Have realized that he hasn't filed anything.

I want to fight for my rights since we've been married for 3 years. I entered to our marriage in good faith and has always been faithful with him.

Will USCIS recognize a verbal or written advise about our separation then (without any annulment or divorce documents proof)?

Will the Immigration block me when I arrive in my port of entry?

My K3 VISA is still valid and I have only stayed outside US for 140 days, will I be questioned with so many things that will deny my entry?

If I am allowed to get in, will I be able to file AOS on my own?

Advise anyone, please?

I expect you will be allowed entry because your visa is valid. However, in your description of the events and relationship, I dont' see a circumstance under which you can complete the adjustment of status to permanent resident. You'll need a sponsor and since your status adjustment depends on a bona fide ongoing marriage relationship, your husband will need to corroborate that such a relationship exists.

Your post seems to indicate you too, think the marriage is not viable. It is the viable marriage that gives you the right to stay in the US as a permanent resident. Without some other valid reason for staying, you will not be allowed to stay past the time allowed on your I-94 at your next or subsequent most recent entry.

It appears your time living together as man and wife in the US was only 18 days.

On what basis do you think you should be granted permanent residence in the US?

[bhajishah 4]

If you come back wont you get HOMESI CK again?? esp without the husband with y ou