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  1. So you applied for a K1, got married, separated, divorced. and are now in love with another woman. You must have travelled to meet her, in order to qualify for a K1. And you would like to get her to the USA, and marry her. And all within two years? :wow: There are a few red flags there! I think its two years between applications, so you will need to wait a bit longer.

    I haven't met her yet, just speaking to her on skype. Our marriage broke up withen few months of her arriving in USA so filed seperation and divorce. Should I consult a lawyer or forget about knowing someone overseas since I applied for 1 k1 petition?

  2. Is there a need to mention in I-129 F visa application that the previous marriage did not work out and also I found out that the true intention of spouse was to marry for green card. I gracefully left the relationship and withdrew the I864 petition.

    Is two year time from the date I applied my last K-1 petition or the date USCIS accepted the I-129F petition or is it the date embassy issued the K1 visa?

  3. I have applied for 1 K1 visa before almost 2 years ago and everything was legal and applied for AOS but withdrew my I864. My ex spouse is still living int he USA and not left. There was no abuse or any arrests or any trouble, convictions with the law or any authorities.

    Is it a good idea to take the K1 VISA route?

    Will they make the 2nd fiance visa difficult because of 1st spouse still in usa or will they ask me her status? I have no idea of what her legal immigration status is.

  4. VAWA based on extreme creulty. I'm reading online that a person can file extreme creulty and win VAWA. BAsically it is all verbal just staing things like your husband was controling, he called you names, no bank accounts were opened together, husband listening to her phone calls to family....and treatening to call the police deport her.

    My concern is doesn't INS know these type of things are easy to make up for any human in their idle mind and get affidivits from family members and file for extreme creutly.

    Every one can just make all those things and tell INs hey I was victim of extreme creulty.

    Need input.....IF this thing is just making those statements then I think everyone qualifies for it and should win the case.

    VAWA is just a tool for spouses to grab and look for green card if marriage don't work.

  5. My spouse came on k1 fiance visa got married withen 90 days, submitted I485 and I864. Marriage didn't work out. send a notarized letter to the service center processing the case (case still pending) to disavow my affidavit of support i-864.

    My question is do I have to send a letter to the center that approved her I-129F application to disavow any thing? Please help or advice? Or is sending a letter to the center processing AOS I-485 form enough?

    Does I-129 F hold any weight or it's a visa that is already used and expired and thus no need to withdraw/disavow?

  6. That's what my lawyer also advised to leave soon becuase in his experience he has found all people who came with the interest of getting a green card will abuse themselves and have no intentions of making the marriage work. There anger takes over the saving or keeping marriage intact becuase there mind is only thinking of green card.

    He said take your essentials and leave the house and leave a note on the kitchen table saying that I tried to work out the marriage but this is my last resort to seperate myself. He said make a photocopy of your note and also send an email and leave the house.

    What will happen if she goes to woman shelter after I leave the house? I'm also deciding to stay in a hotel so I have proof CCTV showing me entering the hotel and me scanning my card to enter the room. (trying to cover my back)

    What if she starts making false allegatsion or files VAWA? (Will VAWA care to check police records?)

    Just concerned.

  7. I'm in a relationship where my spouse is just waiting for time so they can get the green card. The spouse is very rude and doesn't want to compromise in any matter. Always get mad, and has mood swings. My spouse never showed this behavior before marriage.

    The spouse is awaiting AOS and have withdrawn the affidivat of support becuase the spouse clearly used me for a green card with no intentions of making marriage work.

    I'm afraid to live with my spouse becuase she might abuse herself and call the police and file abuse and VAWA etc.

    I'm just saying yes to everything she says and passing time so there is no ripples in the marriage but this marriage is not working for.

    I spoke to my attorney and he advised to seperate myself and start the divorce process.

    Please can you guys give input as to what is the best route? divoce or just wait for denial of AOS based on my letters requesting to withdraw my I864?

    Thanks

  8. How easy is VAWA? I'm reading online that even canceling I864 can be considered abuse because you are manipilating the beneficiary? The spouse could file vawa based on withdrawn I864?

    Also reading that the spouse can just walk up to a shelter, register, and request them to help in VAWA process becuase they listen. Can anyone be upset with their husband and just walk into a shelter?

    Can just spousal argument (no touching or hitting or abuse) and the spouse calling police to manipulate the petioner also can be made to appear as abuse by the beneficiary?

    IT sounds like the beneficiary can blackmail a USC to be submisive or else she will call police be enough for the spouse to qualify for VAWA.

    I'm in trouble living in a relationship where I am being manipulated to be submissive and let them get green card. All I'm doing is just being calm and listening to spouse blackmail that she will get me in trouble. I have send my request to withdraw I864 since AOS is pending and have been patiently waiting each day for my fate.

    What is best recourse? I have made an appointment with a divorce attorney for advice?

    Thanks for all advice because I want to be fair even relationships dind't work

  9. Let's say her spouse decides to have a change of heart and wants to mend bridges and re-sponsor her. Since she is out of status, what visa would her spouse apply for her to enter USA? Would it be easy if she never left for canada and stayed in USA? Is it better to stay in USA during AOS so if she is in USA she has more options to work things out with her spouse who pulled support? Would her husband just resend the 1080$ I864 and I485 again if they were inside USA ? or is she is out of status and she can't reapply from inside US because her k1 expired?

  10. Doesn't USCIS see foulplay on petitioners part of withdrawing I864 after signing it? My friend called USCIS the person answering the phone said that the officer still has to look at the file and signing the i864 is taken very seriouisly. The person on the phone also said that beneficiary is married to a US citizen and that itself is very important point and has rights.

    Just wanted to add some points mentioned by 1-800 people answering.

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