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I sort of found out the answer to this. It seems that it is essentially down to the head honcho at any given Consulate whether they will accept DCF where an I 130 has been withdrawn. Seems some will and some will not, it is how they interpret an I 130 filed. Nobody here can tell you, someone might have done it say a year ago, does not follow it would still work.

Ouch, You moved from Boundless to a Lawyer who also seemed clueless. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/while-abroad/divorce-abroad.html#:~:text=Will a foreign divorce be,be heard within these proceedings. Will a foreign divorce be recognized in the United States? A foreign judgment of divorce generally is recognized in a state in the United States on the basis of legal reciprocity where both parties had notice of the divorce proceeding and an opportunity to be heard within these proceedings. Marriage and divorce generally are considered matters reserved to the states rather than to the federal government. Specific questions regarding the validity of foreign divorces in particular states in the United States should be referred to the office of the Attorney General of the state in question. It may be necessary to retain the services of a private attorney if the office of the state Attorney General does not provide such assistance to private citizens. I can not tell if your divorce was legal, you certainly imply, suggest there may be issues. K1 is very rarely a good option, there are some specific circumstance where it might but not here, you could be too married for a K but not married enough for a IR1. Also you could have looked at the super quick DCF process if speed was of the essence. The first port of call is to see if that Mexican divorce was valid.

That is fine not an issue 7:years is probably optimistic

Especially when you can sort of see her saying this

A reentry permit would be good for 2 years. You well get opinions which are worth well... All I can think of is flying back asap.

Old Glory is Scottish

I 130 has a priority date When that PD is current then you can work out the adjusted age to see if he will be in F2a or F2b

When his case is due in say 4 years he can deduct the time it took for the I 130 to be processed to see if he is still under 21. Father and anybody else eligible can petition him

Yes Currently there is a 4 year or so wait for PD, CSPA will apply so impossible to say if he will age out or not. Nothing currently to expedite He has a chance of a F2a but really guessing here.

With a child and SO in the US.

I like this, now I will find it hard to agree with everything and I also thought his casualty numbers were very low, last few minutes is worth a look.

You do not meet the requirements for a K1. I thought you said your Son is in the US?

The former

All you can do is apply but nothing you have said is positive.

What a silly article, judging from his credentials he should know better. The comparison to Berlin makes my head spin, National Socialism was not destroyed but made ineffective. It would be more akin to taking Berlin and nothing else.

May be best to immigrate, obtain Citizenship and then she can do what she wants.

4 it seems Sounds exhausting

If she has a visa she should be OK If she does not have a visa she is unlikely to get one

Well this is awkward

You have certainly waited long enough to file a Writ of Mandamus.

She has a new beau and is worried about what he said about her when he pulled their case.

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Best to get a re entry permit