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Refile.. read the guides here.. follow check list.. read again.. look at examples. Read post in k1 forum to learn from others mistakes and look up what questions they are asking..
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Big mistake u did but time to move on and do over

Refile.. read the guides here.. follow check list.. read again.. look at examples. Read post in k1 forum to learn from others mistakes and look up what questions they are asking..
Save money. Lawyers
Big mistake u did but time to move on and do over

Wow. . Huge gaff on your part..
Makes me wonder if u missed other things..
Maybe start new thread and not hijack op

Doh! But you are awesome for responding!!!!

i thought I-130 was to petition relative to immigrate..
i don't see how the expedite of form and you leaving the country are related to this form.
or am i missing something with this.. ?

not really..
we used prometido and prometida..
we never refereed to each other has husband and wife.. i told her the at K1 interview NOT to allow the CO to refer to us as married or husband/wife.. the CO actually did ask about "her husband".. Rossana immediately corrected the CO.. SEVERAL times.. trying to catch a slip up
if you start throwing around that word, and it becomes second nature.. it could cause problem, if the CO catches you making that mistake during interview..
so be cautious..

i thought I-130 was to petition relative to immigrate..
i don't see how the expedite of form and you leaving the country are related to this form.
or am i missing something with this.. ?

yep

Right I'm aware, I wrote this topic before you responded to the other thread. Appreciate your response.
Thanks. I'm not to worried about the wait cause we have no connecting flights so it is what it is. I was just curious to see what people's recent experiences were. We'll find out soon! Thanks again and best of luck to you.

It's really sad, that after wasting so much time being separated you want to waste even more time for your invalid petition, instead of meeting and waiting for the proper petition to process.
But good luck with your immigration process.

I am all for liars and cheaters getting caught..

I am all for liars and cheaters getting caught..

Here is a pic of our legal wedding at the registry office, our penguin cake topper, and our religious wedding which was held on the warmest day for many years in Ireland (and me in a long sleeved, modest dress ).

Rumor has it Steve is the Dictator for life of a small island he landed on while on a three hour tour.
Here's my wife and I right after the marriage license was signed. The two in front is a long time best friend of mine and my eldest daughter. They were the best man and maid of honor as well as the witnesses on the license.

We got married back in January, but our real wedding was this April. Was awesuuuummmmm.

Wedding party:


Our cake topper:

The cake was fabulous and I'm sad that we can only eat the top on our anniversary:

First dance:

We got married by my best friends standing on top of a frozen river in Colorado. It was FREEZING!!!! (-24F)

In "Spanish" culture we say "comprometido/comprometida". That's accurate. Those of us who speak Spanish, say this. And I can assure you that in Spain, who are actually Spanish mind you, they say this when referring to someone as their "fiancé/fiancée". Esposo/Esposa is the correct term for being married. Meaning "Spouse".

not really..
we used prometido and prometida..
we never refereed to each other has husband and wife.. i told her the at K1 interview NOT to allow the CO to refer to us as married or husband/wife.. the CO actually did ask about "her husband".. Rossana immediately corrected the CO.. SEVERAL times.. trying to catch a slip up
if you start throwing around that word, and it becomes second nature.. it could cause problem, if the CO catches you making that mistake during interview..
so be cautious..

For the record, it's not "hubby/wifey", it is husband and wife. As members have stated before, those titles are RESERVED for those who are married. Adults and consulates understand and acknowledge that concept. Just because you got approved does not make it applicable for everyone else/other parts of the world. It's best not to mislead others into potentially digging themselves into a hole.

lol.
good luck!

idk..
are you hiding something

you need to talk to a lawyer..
not this forum..
you have big problems..

She could, it wouldn't be the first time someone has done something like that. It's very wrong, I don't agree with it, but as she's pregnant she's also hormonal and that puts you at risk. Honestly she doesn't want to proceed so your only choice is to leave. Like I said, before your visa expires so you can still visit your child after it's born.
She may come to her senses a few months from now, or a year from now, but if she does, I suggest you fly to the US (or while she's visiting you) get married, and file for a CR-1 visa. Then you're not stuck in the US at her mercy waiting for the GC, you're back in your country and safe from her outbursts. In this case you also need her sponsorship and she's already demonstrated she doesn't trust you.
Your other choice is to try and enter the US on a student visa, or work visa. That will give you a chance to live here legally and be around your child. A work visa can also lead to a GC (if your work sponsors it) so she won't be on the hook financially.
Right now though, you don't have any avenues to stay, she doesn't WANT you to stay and she's volatile and hormonal. I suggest you leave asap.

I did answer ur question. U jus don't want to research
1 scan entire passport book when u get back..
2.. pictures. Boarding passes .. show u were on plane..
3. Read the guides. . There are more things u will need.. that need signatures u can't scan

gracias por la ayuda!