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  1. Most definitely this is grounds for deportation because once they were married they invalidate the K1 visa. Just because no one knows about it doesn't mean it is valid. So they entered the country illegally first, and second, when they were "called back" to get the visa, it was their duty to inform the Embassy that they had married, in fact this should have been done when the I-130 was filed.

    On our site dedicated to Dominican immigration, we are fortunate to have the chief Consul from the Embassy answer questions. We had several members get married when the ling waiting list existed for the DR, and he left us know that if the Consulate was informed, they would let them interview for the I-130 at their original K1 appt if the I-130 had been approved by USICS. Of course this wasn't the case here, but I wanted to throw that out there so that people going through the process in the DR would know that they CAN marry if they have a K1 pending, but it does void the K1 and they should let the Consulate know. Since there is no longer a two year wait for interviews, this has not been an issue with any recent K1s.

    First of all, it is not my case, the case is a friend of mine that just came to USA. and i got the latest about this, they were told by a lawyer that all they have to do is write to the immigration authorities and cancel the K3 petition and continue with the marry plans in the USA. he says there is nothing ilegally with marrying you husband 2 or 3 times. so you may be able to marry in DR and USA also and that is legal because is the same person. he said that once the K3 is canceled, marry and fill out the adjusment of status and that will be it.

  2. My fiance apply for my K1 visa, but our case was put in administrative process for about 3 years, after such a long time and we not getting any information or any answer about the process, we decide to get marry and initiate the K3 process, but a few days ago they call us to the consulate again and they give us the k1 visa. iam here in USA since 5 days ago, but what can we do now? we are already marry in my country and the other case is pending. are we in trouble? our case was fill out inDominican Republic.

    no it was not, they gave me the k1 and i just arrive in usa with that visa

  3. My fiance apply for my K1 visa, but our case was put in administrative process for about 3 years, after such a long time and we not getting any information or any answer about the process, we decide to get marry and initiate the K3 process, but a few days ago they call us to the consulate again and they give us the k1 visa. iam here in USA since 5 days ago, but what can we do now? we are already marry in my country and the other case is pending. are we in trouble? our case was fill out inDominican Republic.

  4. I-864, I-864A, or I-864EZ affidavit, i dont know which one to use. help me, I am a citizen that is bringing 2 child(my biological children from a previous marriage, born under marriage). i have the financial requirements and i will use only my income for this, once they enter the country i will apply for a passport for them in accordance with th child citizen act.

    let me know please which one is the correct affidavit form. any help will be appreciate.

    I-864 and I-864 EZ are for sole sponsorship without a co sponsor.

    I-864 EZ is just for peeps that use salary only and no assets to meet the requirements.

    !-864A is for the co sponsor if petitioner has to use one.

    Which applicants for family-based immigrant visas do not need the I-864 Affidavit of Support?

    The following applicants for family immigrant visas do not need an I-864.

    Biological (natural-born) children of American citizens (IR-2 immigrant visa category) who will enter the United States when under the age of eighteen and will automatically acquire American citizenship

    according to this they don't need this affidavit, but my confusion is why they send me instruction to download this form and send it back to them, when it says clearly, they don't need it.

  5. I-864, I-864A, or I-864EZ affidavit, i dont know which one to use. help me, I am a citizen that is bringing 2 child(my biological children from a previous marriage, born under marriage). i have the financial requirements and i will use only my income for this, once they enter the country i will apply for a passport for them in accordance with th child citizen act.

    let me know please which one is the correct affidavit form. any help will be appreciate.

    Sounds like you can register your kids at the embassy of the country they were born if they are under 18.

    They can get a US passport there and no need to go thru immigration.

    I became citizen after they were born, so they can't.

  6. I-864, I-864A, or I-864EZ affidavit, i dont know which one to use. help me, I am a citizen that is bringing 2 child(my biological children from a previous marriage, born under marriage). i have the financial requirements and i will use only my income for this, once they enter the country i will apply for a passport for them in accordance with th child citizen act.

    let me know please which one is the correct affidavit form. any help will be appreciate.

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