Ahsan A Syed

6 hours ago, geowrian said:

NVC doesn't deny visas or revoke petitions. USCIS handles petitions. The embassy issues or refuses visas. NVC acts between them.

 

If a multiple filer waiver is needed, that is assessed with the I-129F with USCIS, before it can be approved and sent to NVC.

 

That's looking at the effect and assuming a cause instead of evaluating a case on its own merits. The requirements for eligibility are nearly identical - except actually being married - and are handled by the same USCIS IOs and same immigrant visa units at the embassies (including the COs).

 

There is a path available for an immigrant visa petition to be reaffirmed, which is not available for non-immigrant refusals, though (i.e. the I-129F for a refused K-1 is sent back to USCIS to expire, whereas an I-130 can be reaffirmed and sent back to the embassy). Plus, a spousal visa is superior in every way...it just takes a little longer to obtain.

 

The fee was paid and they did their job and it's over already. USCIS won't care about somebody being sorry (not that there's anything to even be sorry about...?), especially if it's not associated with a current case.

I don't see what your problem is. My entire post was catered to the person that asked the question. Thank you.

8 hours ago, thepanda said:

I really do not understand people who do not read through older posts and open up new topics. There are like 3 topics on the top of this page. You would see that everyone is waiting. The latest approval I have seen was PD 10/11/16. So, you might get an approval this month or next month.

 

Please use the search function or read through the topics. Thank you.

Some people don't have the time to go through older posts and prefer to start a new topic as it seems more catered to our situations. It's just how some of us thinks so please have some patience. If you really have a problem with someone creating a similar post, try not to leave a comment. But do encourage people to continue asking questions. 

Thanks

AHSAN A SYED

Hello, don't confuse yourself and stressing over things beyond your control. Your information is broken up into other answers so I can't really analyse and judge precisely. 

However, try to find out when was the last time he was on it honestly.

Than your concern would be to see if he can detox himself before the medical examination. 

The ban is only possible if the medical evaluation recommends the ban due to drug use. If the medical evaluation comes out clean of drugs meaning HE DOES NOT SHOW ANY SIGN of being on drugs currently and the doctor dong think he will go back to usingit than he won't have to go through the ban.

I always tell people with drug history to demonstrate that you are no longer on drugs and that you can physically, mentally and professionally support yourself. 

Even if you have drug history and you are not on it and you can demonstrate you are straight forward carrying yourself right as a good character role model you are giving them an opportunity to assess the good over bad. You should retain a lawyer though. 

Even though immigration is straight forward do it yourself thing nowadays but in your case where their is a possibility of a ban you should consider seeking expertise of of a legal lawyer in carrying out your case and demonstrating good over bad.

I hope I have answered most of your concerns.

Ahsan A Syed

Hello,

You can check the status of the petition by entering your receipt number here click here.

Feel free to ask any further questions.

Thanks,

Ahsan A Syed 

Hello, 

You do not need a waiver unless you have done multiple fiance visa requests. If that is the case, the NVC will most likely DENY the visa petition. NVC reserves the right to deny any visa for fiance if they are not satisfied with the evidence and the interview. This happens when they think that you are just using the visa to get someone into the United States and would not move into marriage. 

The best thing for you would be to get married and then apply for the spousal visa. The embassy will take this first withdrawal into consideration next time you petition anyone. So it would be wise to save your money since k1 visas have a higher refusal rating than the spousal visa.

If you do decide to proceed with another Fiance visa than at least wait 1 or 2 years to showcase that you have an understanding with this new potential partner of your in marriage.

The last thing I want to tell you is that also write a SORRY letter to the USCIS explaining the situation/breakup since your next petition for the new fiance or spouse will have to go through USCIS. It's best to give one solid reason than to just say no-fault of mine. As an example, you can say that "after the visa petition was approved you and your fiance started having disagreements about future plans in terms of education and etc, resulting in a breakup, which is why you wish to withdraw the case. I am sorry for any inconvenience."

Thanks

Ahsan A Syed