Ketoneiv

20 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

 

Sorry for your friend.   They should sign up for a free account here  

 

Yes,i clarify because i have another immigration problem that i posted already in this website 😉

16 minutes ago, WeGuyGal said:

Then it was misrepresentation in the first place. 

I'm in a big problem the 😞

13 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

 

Sorry for your friend.   They should sign up for a free account here  

 

Yes,i clarify because i have another immigration problem that i posted already in this website 😉

15 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

That sounds like fraud and/or willful misrepresentation of material facts. Essentially, your K1 was approved based on false pretenses that you provided. 

 

Ok, so what happened after all that. You came to Florida, got married again and then what happened immigration wise? Did you get your green card, did you become a US citizen? When did you leave the US?

 

PS: I might add though, unless it wasn't a K1, but a K3 which required a marriage, then you did not do anything wrong. K3 was still popular around that time frame, I think

It was a K-1 😭

5 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Some more thought, I can see an issue if you divorce decree references the first marriage and not the second. When USCIS checks your file they will know about the second marriage record.

 

As for the misrepresentation, you may receive a lifetime ban.   You lied at the K1 interview and when you AOS'ed.

I am a IS citicen. I know this is a stupid question but can we divorce in Florida? 

2 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

That sounds like fraud and/or willful misrepresentation of material facts. Essentially, your K1 was approved based on false pretenses that you provided. 

 

Ok, so what happened after all that. You came to Florida, got married again and then what happened immigration wise? Did you get your green card, did you become a US citizen? When did you leave the US?

 

 

Oh yes,i forgot that part. I'm a US citizen for almost 20 years now.We separate in 2011 but never adjust his status for other reasons,as a result of that he left US on a Voluntary departure.

(Asking for somebody else)

My ex husband and i got married in our home country in 2003. Then before we start the paperwork to bring him to USA somebody told me instead to apply for a spousal visa i should apply for a fiance visa because it was faster,and i did so. The visa was approve, and in 2006 we married in Florida.We got divorce last year after 15 years of marriage. The thing is we got divorce only in our home country where we are living now. My question is,does our divorce is valid in the U.S aswell? or do we need to divorce in Florida too? I have no way to go back to U.S at this moment and im going to married here in my country with my actual boyfriend i want to move back to USA. How do i find out if im not committing any crime? It that counts as bigamy since my ex husband and i where married already in my country when we remarried in Florida?

7 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Thanks.

 

They may ask about it, but it shouldn't be a CIMT.

Assuming the failure to appear isn't an issue (I don't think it will be here), then the issue is the 10 year bar due to unlawful presence of 1 year or longer. This will require an I-601, as noted previously.

You should probably check in with an immigration lawyer who can help present a good waiver for when that time comes. Just note that this won't be needed until after the interview when he is otherwise deemed eligible for the visa.

Thank you again. I will do that then.

Thank you for the answer. His case was dissmised,he was illegally 5 years before the VD.

What are the chances i can bring my husband back to US after an arrest under Battery charges (no conviction on that case) and a Voluntary Departure? I'm a U.S citizen. He have a bech warrant for fail to appear in court because he was already in his home country.Its being 7 years since he went back to his country and i was wondering if there's any way i can bring him back.