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In addition to my earlier suggestions stated on this thread and having re-read the posting. Since the refusal was raised at the interview, the Immigrant Visa Applicants can apply for a waiver as advised by the lawyer earlier. You need to also show that the misrepresentation of material facts isn’t willful and no intent to defraud. Therefore, the affidavit of facts earlier suggested and a new valid marriage after the divorce can be mailed along with Form I-601, Application for Waiver on Grounds of Inadmissibility, directly to a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Lockbox facility.
 
Options: 

1. To apply for a waiver on grounds of in admissibility Form I-601 takes 4-6 months to be processed but at the end issues May crop up again. This costs almost a thousand dollars.
2.The fee is quite higher than the fee of normal I-130 petition for alien. I will suggest you need to marry as soon as possible since your earlier marriage before divorce is void. Thereafter,  you can file a fresh petition for alien as well as K3 visa which will make you go and join your hubby on time.        

In addition to my earlier suggestions stated on this thread and having re-read the posting. Since the refusal was raised at the interview, the Immigrant Visa Applicants can apply for a waiver as advised by the lawyer earlier. You need to also show that the misrepresentation of material facts isn’t willful and no intent to defraud. Therefore, the affidavit of facts earlier suggested and a new valid marriage after the divorce can be mailed along with Form I-601, Application for Waiver on Grounds of Inadmissibility, directly to a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Lockbox facility.
 
Options: 

1. To apply for a waiver on grounds of in admissibility Form I-601 takes 4-6 months to be processed but at the end issues May crop up again. This costs almost a thousand dollars.
2.The fee is quite higher than the fee of normal I-130 petition for alien. I will suggest you need to marry as soon as possible since your earlier marriage before divorce is void. Thereafter,  you can file a fresh petition for alien as well as K3 visa which will make you go and join your hubby on time.        

@Lucky Cat K1 is for a single person to travel to US and get married to his/her partner within 90 days of entry. K2 will make the children of K1 travel with K1. The. Problem here is that there is no marriage as opined by the US authority. The marriage certificate is worthless and it requires no divorce since there is no marriage ab initio. The two options available for her are simply 1. A new marriage or 2. Fiancé Visa (K1). Every lawyer would advise same.

Seriously 
seriously and in my own opinion, UAE is a sovereign state. She decides the laws that is best for her citizenry. If it is true, because I do not know if such marriage is valid in the state, that the marriage for which you presented the certificate is tenable in court I will advice that you swear to an affidavit on oath with depositions that the marriage was in good faith and not any form of misrepresentation, that irrespective of conclusion of the divorce proceedings as at that time of your marriage, such inconclusive marriage dissolution does not invalidate your marriage. This affidavit should be uploaded and also another marriage from your country should be uploaded as well. The US embassy in the UAE knows the prostitution of matrimonial causes in the state. It is not new to them but it is better that you put your record straight before any issue comes up. There is a way you can upload additional documents while your case is still being treated by USCIS. You may pass my information to the lawyer you have spoken with for further advice. Thanks I think I am done now. Good luck 

Seriously 
seriously and in my own opinion, UAE is a sovereign state. She decides the laws that is best for her citizenry. If it is true, because I do not know if such marriage is valid in the state, that the marriage for which you presented the certificate is tenable in court I will advice that you swear to an affidavit on oath with depositions that the marriage was in good faith and not any form of misrepresentation, that irrespective of conclusion of the divorce proceedings as at that time of your marriage, such inconclusive marriage dissolution does not invalidate your marriage. This affidavit should be uploaded and also another marriage from your country should be uploaded as well. The US embassy in the UAE knows the prostitution of matrimonial causes in the state. It is not new to them but it is better that you put your record straight before any issue comes up. There is a way you can upload additional documents while your case is still being treated by USCIS. You may pass my information to the lawyer you have spoken with for further advice. Thanks I think I am done now. Good luck 

Seriously 
seriously and in my own opinion, UAE is a sovereign state. She decides the laws that is best for her citizenry. If it is true, because I do not know if such marriage is valid in the state, that the marriage for which you presented the certificate is tenable in court I will advice that you swear to an affidavit on oath with depositions that the marriage was in good faith and not any form of misrepresentation, that irrespective of conclusion of the divorce proceedings as at that time of your marriage, such inconclusive marriage dissolution does not invalidate your marriage. This affidavit should be uploaded and also another marriage from your country should be uploaded as well. The US embassy in the UAE knows the prostitution of matrimonial causes in the state. It is not new to them but it is better that you put your record straight before any issue comes up. There is a way you can upload additional documents while your case is still being treated by USCIS. You may pass my information to the lawyer you have spoken with for further advice. Thanks I think I am done now. Good luck 

K1 and K2 visas will take you and your children to the US easily. If the child/children for your US citizen are his biological children and his name appeared on the birth certificate he can register their birth with the US embassy in your country and get their international passport. Your case isn’t a bad one and you just need to do what I advised and you will be good. You can also consult a lawyer in Morocco is you are unsure about my advice generally.

K1 and K2 visas will take you and your children to the US easily. If the child/children for your US citizen are his biological children and his name appeared on the birth certificate he can register their birth with the US embassy in your country and get their international passport. Your case isn’t a bad one and you just need to do what I advised and you will be good. You can also consult a lawyer in Morocco is you are unsure about my advice generally.

Seriously 
seriously and in my own opinion, UAE is a sovereign state. She decides the laws that is best for her citizenry. If it is true, because I do not know if such marriage is valid in the state, that the marriage for which you presented the certificate is tenable in court I will advice that you swear to an affidavit on oath with depositions that the marriage was in good faith and not any form of misrepresentation, that irrespective of conclusion of the divorce proceedings as at that time of your marriage, such inconclusive marriage dissolution does not invalidate your marriage. This affidavit should be uploaded and also another marriage from your country should be uploaded as well. The US embassy in the UAE knows the prostitution of matrimonial causes in the state. It is not new to them but it is better that you put your record straight before any issue comes up. There is a way you can upload additional documents while your case is still being treated by USCIS. You may pass my information to the lawyer you have spoken with for further advice. Thanks I think I am done now. Good luck 

On the legal point of view, any marriage that is conducted while another legal marriage subsists, such marriage is void. Therefore, there is no marriage that exists between you and your husband. All you need to do is put up a letter to the Marriage Registry that your earlier marriage was done in error, that you were ignorant of the law that such marriage while another subsists is void. You should attach the old marriage certificate between your husband and her estranged wife and also the divorce decree. Once this is done the authority will re-enlist you for a new legal marriage and you will obtain a new marriage certificate. This is an ignorance and irregularity that can be cured with just an ordinary letter of information to the marriage registry. Good luck.
 

On the legal point of view, any marriage that is conducted while another legal marriage subsists, such marriage is void. Therefore, there is no marriage that exists between you and your husband. All you need to do is put up a letter to the Marriage Registry that your earlier marriage was done in error, that you were ignorant of the law that such marriage while another subsists is void. You should attach the old marriage certificate between your husband and her estranged wife and also the divorce decree. Once this is done the authority will re-enlist you for a new legal marriage and you will obtain a new marriage certificate. This is an ignorance and irregularity that can be cured with just an ordinary letter of information to the marriage registry. Good luck.