@grace2016: I'm feeling with you. I'm not sure, which situation is worse. It doesn't matter. After all we both got disappointed beyond words and after a long struggle of long distance and everything that comes with it we are back to total zero; just with the addition that our previous wrong decisions could be in our ways now. It is painful to commit to someone like to no one else just to learn that it was just one sided. How will you continue? The only idea I have is asking an immigration attorney that had a similar case already and knows how things would turn out.
To check your case status online go to https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do and enter your receipt number.
@Yoveeta: I understand your point and agree with you. Fact is that I know my ex for a lot longer than my now ex-fiancé and I stayed in touch with my ex even while I was with my ex-fiancè. There was no bad blood between us. No dramatic break-up. We just got together too early when we both weren't able/willing to commit for a relationship. This strained the situation so mutually agreed go back to how it was before. Time passed, we both learned more about life and especially I learned what to consider important in someone who is supposed to be your partner. Being in love can make you a fool and that's what got in my way of making the right decision.
AntHoney got a reaction from Yoveeta in 2nd approach on K1 visa with a new petitioner - possible red flag?
AntHoney got a reaction from Darnell in 2nd approach on K1 visa with a new petitioner - possible red flag?