Ramonbrausa

Thanks for all this information, it's really helpful, i was wondering if the whole visa application fees, medical exams and other fees would then have to be pay again?

I am now indeed looking for any information which might help me on how to proceed, and by which means? Do i have to file an appeal? how? by using Form I-290B? Since there are other options like motions to reopen or reconsider decisions made in your case, but these are exceptions! From what i am saying here, it looks lke i wanna do this myself, but definetely not, i have found a good attorney, but i also want to be aware of the different possibilities i could have, lawyers can make huge mistakes too, now i have seen it in Rio, they charge a lot of money to file your Fiancee and other visa petitions, but they don't tell you'll have to print the electronic form 156 twice, and they end up giving you the paper version...that's funny

The application will be returned to uscis through NVC. It could be reaffirmed, they could send an NOID as you stated, in which case you should respons appropriately or most likely, it will be allowed to expire and you will simply receive a notice to that effect.

You must decide what you want to do to proceed, you do not even need to necessarily wait for the USCIS response.

Good luck.

Thanks JimVaPhuong for your advise, it makes a lot of sense...

Got it..Thanks...

Next...

I recently came back from Rio de Janeiro where my fiancee had such interview and the K1 Visa Application was revoked...(see attachment)I certainly might be able to understand why this happened, i made a few mistakes when submitting the I-129F to USCIS, by ommiting certain facts which i did not believed where necessary at the time i filed the petition... everything's is on my previous post It's Complicated

But the C.O in this case, was more concern with my fiancee's answers to begin with, and my father's past, the questions were horrible, nothing related to "us" as a couple, i was there, but not allowed to go in with her, and the denial was based on the fact that he thought she was seeking immigration benefits, and literally told her "I think you are trying to get a green card" my fiancee and i were married before, when i lived there, we were separated when i left Brazil, but not divorced, i don't know if i wrongfully or logically recently filed for divorce, in order to bring her as my fiancee, because is faster...and maybe this had a significant impact on the C.O's decision, but it's obviously not what he told her...

The denial decision was based on the grounds that the relationship upon which the petition was based, is not genuine and was entered primarily to confer immigration benefits on the beneficiary, now, i guess i must wait for a Notice of Intent to Deny from USCIS or something like that, and i could have the opportunity to present aditional information regarding the validity our relationship, but what i don't have any clue of is how does this really works? perhaps anyone here have heard of a similar case or can point me in the right direction for information, etc.

any help will be gladly appreciated..

Thanks

As for updated information about the process in RDJ, see the Brazilian forum on this site, where i'll be posting more stuff...

The name of this topic is: "General K1 Guides and Info", so... Where can i find information about a K1 Process revoked? What to do? Where to file an appeal? That will be something very helpful to have when a petition is revoked or denied.

If first package was sent via regular mail, is normal to have such delay, the Post Office in Brazil is having troubles delivering lately, and that's the reason why is being held at customs, it's the Brazil Post Office the one in charge of releasing that..it happened the same to me recently, with the whole package copy...i used Priority with Delivery Conf. and by this number my fiancee called the P.O. and they told her they got it, and it was going out for delivery soon...i guess it took like more than 30 days to get there...i sent it earlier...but it wasn't like that before, it's just now...something is happening with their delivery schedule...email is the best way to contact the consulate, let them know what's going on, and about the current P.O. issues, i am sure they will know. good luck.

Hey! I have a question for you guys...or if anyone here on VJ is Italian maybe can answer this, what about "A Divorce in Italy" it might take up to 3 years, so..how crazy this is! They have their right to enforce this law anyway they want to..But it's complicated! OMG! and how it is...

http://www.international-divorce.com/d-italy.htm

So what the person in the US is supposed to do? Wait..and wait, and wait?

Hey! Hi! Noooo...That's not a problem here trust me, i haven't give many details about this, cause it's really not that important, i am safe when it comes to that, perhaps you guys never heard about this before, but my petition, which came from my dad, started in one country and it was finished on another, under a parole status, etc... for many reasons..but they are not relevant to this, my dad was born in the US, and i have 2 other nationalities, because of my mom, etc.. so don't worry about it. everything's cool! and i am positive about this.

Bingo! Youa re already married, file for a CR-1. YES it was a CRIME to marry someone else while you were married in Brazil. So what? Who is going to enforce that now? USCIS? No. Will your mariages overlap on the G-325a. Yes. Everyone will see you commited a crime. And no one will do anything about it.

You might be right..but, FYI, Noooo...See... that's what brings trying to read fast, i am not married to anyone...i will personally go to that interview after having seek legal help of course, and i'll be totally honest about everything, the fact is that i did not know the consequences when i marry my 2nd ex-wife, and c'mom, let's be honest..this is something that happens so often...how many people get divorce and then get marry again to the same person...? i did not cheat anyone either, i was separated from my 1st wife when i came to the US...and now my best defense will be.."i am trying to do the right thing" i hope my attorney will advise me on how to do this...

Another thing i wanted to add here, some of you have made a good point about this, when i got marry in the US, nothing was requested from me..at all, just our ID's and the fee..that's it, i don't even remember having taking any oath, nor either i had to make any statement that i was free and legal to marry...OMG!

I guess i have 2 questions here:

No 1. Does anybody knows a GOOD lawyer? or...

No 2. When is the next flight to Brazil?

You guys are absolutely right, i was being naive, and was amazingly unaware of all these rules...Right now i am on my way to see an immigration lawyer who can help, but i would say half way only...since there are so many wrongs...

Thnks for all the info...

This was taken from a lawyer's forum:

If your US citizenship is based on a green card petition filed by one of your parents, then you should not have a problem with bringing in your first wife.

Of course this would be the time for the CIS to re-examine your file. The important questions would be whether you revealed the fact of your existing marriage at the time you got your green card and also under what category your parent petitioned for you -- unmarried child of a permanent resident; the unmarried child of a US citizen or the married child of a US citizen.

People just don't seem to understand this question at all, i would like to dare anyone to read and try to understand before post any comment...i am divorced now,, well divorce from both previous wifes, the only problem is that while marry to my US wife, i was separated from the one in Brazil (now my current fiancee) but not divorced...Until i finally did, (too late, i know) but like LIFE"S JOURNEY said before, this overlap in marriages might bring some issues.. Someone even mentioned something about "perjury"... The Model Penal Code in the US(section 230.1) defines bigamy as a misdemeanor and polygamy as a felony...

How complicated we (humans) have made things in this world, right? when everything should be so simple, it's all about papers... and money, and Bull**** and that's how we are loosing our own existence, but. that's my opinion...

"Don't understand why you are saying you need to div, the wife to re-marry for a K1 visa to the US, or why you need to divorce so you can file for a K1" ??????? BIG Puzzle

On The K-1 Visa Application Packet there is a sworn statement that the applicant needs to fill out, stating that she/he is legally able to marry, either single or divorced, anyone who's married does not qualify for this type of visa! If you are petioning a Fiancee, this is your Fiancee, it could have been your ex-wife, but at the time of the application she or he and the petitioner needs to be either single or divorce...

Oh! well, yes i never say "isn't complicated at all" i said it is, but i hope that won't be a bar, because in that case, then, the invalid marriage would be the second one, right? the one in the US, but we got divorced a long time ago...I guess the illegal term here would apply if i would still be married, but i am not, i am divorced now (and twice) so could i bring my fiancee? the reason why so many people, and i said so many people...because i am sure that actually might happen to anyone who immigrate to a new country, you kind of loose contact with the other person, so you start a new life,,and what if you don't have the money to travel thousands of miles just to get a divorce or even worst paying for a lawyer who deals with it internationally, back at the time i could not afford it... and my ex wife wanted

The reason why i am asking openly here, it's because this issue always brings a lot of differents reactions and answers, so obviously yes, doubts always arise, maybe some of you here don't know anyone who has been in a similar situation, but if you do and know what happen, i'll appreciate your comments...

I know some of you might have seen me around here for a while, ever since i've been planning to bring my (girl), fiancee to the US...but..i really have something bothering me a little bit, so i thought that i might post it here as well, maybe you guys can give me some of your best ideas, thoughts and opinions...

I am gonna start with a question that i've asked in a lawyer's forum before, and trust me "It's Complicated" but not hard to analyze...

"Is it illegal to get marry in the US while being marry in another country?

I immigrate to the US from Brazil, i was separated from my wife but not divorced, I got marry here, it didn't work, so i got divorced, now i am a US citizen, and by the way I did not obtained any immigration status from that marriage, i came legally under a family petition made by my father! I went back to Brazil and found the person that is actually married to me, we are back together! But a few month ago we filed for divorce, so we can get marry again in the US, since i am trying to bring her as my fiancee, with a fiancee visa. My I-129F was approved and it's already in the US consulate waiting for "that day"

Thanks

Thanks...I just had confirmation from NVC that they has just sent the file to RJ..I called a few days ago and they told me that unfortunately the date of birth of my fiancee was wrong, that i needed to send them a copy of birth certificate to correct this, i freaked out, so i immediately sent a copy of her birth certificate and a copy of my passport, with case number RDJ...etc, both via email and snail mail, (just in case) and then i got the following email from NVC:

"Dear Sir/Madam:

Your inquiry has been received at the National Visa Center (NVC). The

NVC has completed its processing of the visa petition you mentioned in

your letter and has forwarded the petition to the assigned US

Embassy/Consulate General for further processing.

As the file is no longer at the NVC, we are unable to honor your request

to change the date of birth. We will forward your correspondence to the

assigned US Embassy or Consulate General"

Ok, Thanks, everything is making more sense now... i know, questions on these types of forms are used for different purposes ..(other types of cases) etc..

Thanks guys.

Question 11 on I-134:

I (check mark one)(intend)or(do not intend) to make specific contributions to the support of the person (s) named in item 3.

( If you check "intend," indicate the exact nature and duration of the contributions. For example, if you intend to furnish room and board, state for how long and, if money, state the amount in U.S. dollars and wether it is to be given in a lump sum, weekly or monthly, and for how long.

what a confusing question, since she is gonna live with me, of course i intend to do so.. For how long?, well...until death do us part.

Just crazy..

Peace out!

"Both you and the joint sponsor must each fill out separate forms I-134"

OK. so, apart from submitting two I-134 Form, would i have to submitt an I-184 or I-184a? I am really stuck on this matter here, the forms are confusing.

Who Completes and Signs Form I-864?

I-864 Reads: "The U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident who filed aForm I-130 for a family member, Form I-129F for afiance(e), or Form I-600 or I-600A for an orphan."

Thnk you so much for this info guys..Hey Audy_Rob..i could noticed on your timeline that you knew when the embassy had the petition, how did you find out?

I have already received a notice from the NVC that my fiance file is about to be sent to the consulate, but i was wondering when are they gonna ask me for the affidavit of Support? Also, i don't meet the income required under the poverty guidelines act...my dad is gonna help me by co-signing, so how do i do this? the form it's too complicated! i have done everything by myself, except for this...where can i request for help with this form?

Oi, Obrigado por responder, ate que em fim, encontrei alguem para trocar ideias , Bom a minha noiva e Amazonense, de Manausss , Eu agora moro na Florida e embora tenha cidadania americana agora, sou Cubano de origem, mais o meu coracao e Brasileiro, pois morei muito tempo no Brasil, e conheco RS, SP, e o norte, PA e AM, Porem nunca fui no Rio, "cidade maravilhosa" e voce sabe como e que e...Tem ate un disser por la..que disse bem assim, "Quem comeu Jaraqui, nao sai mais daqui" em fim, paixao pelo futebol, e samba no pe...eu adoro o Brasil!

Olha, eu queria lhe disser o ste tambem ao respeito de checkar o processo...eu acho que as vezes, eles nao atualizan isso, pois eu ja tem tido outros casos, ex. - Residencia Permanente, e agora pouco tive o meu processo de cidadania, N-400 e quando eu accesso, o da cidadania esta do mesmo jeito que estava quando dei entrada, na segunda bolinha (em azul) e disse "Initial review" assim que entao acho que nao da para acreditar muito nesse sistema...Tudo de bom ai e sorte!

Ah! o seu noivo em que estado mora aqui?

Oi Ramon,

Eu sei q posso ver pelo número, mas vc acha q tem problema entrar na conta do meu noivo americano e ver se houve "touched'??

Nao, nao acho que tenha problema nenhum, eu por exemplo, ja forneci o login e password a minha noiva no Brasil, so pra ela ficar por dentro tambem!, mais acho que aparece a mesma informacao, nao e?

Alias! Parabens, e outra coisa, tem muito brasileiro aqui?, neste forum? vejo que o seu status e de "Member" eu apenas comecei! KKK.

Hey there..

Do you guys access your the status at USCIS site using yr american fiance password and ID?

Thanks for the info!

Valeu!

Oi IBLP! Nao, nao e bem assim, nao, nao tem isso de ID ou password, simplesmente voce coloca o numero do recibo da peticao, que geralmente comeca com 3 letras..exemplo EAC-0123456789, nao lembro quantos digitos sao, mas e mais ou menos assim e ai o sistema mostra o avanco do seu caso...boa sorte!