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Fiancee visa.....

July 3 2006 at 4:33 AM
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daisy  (Login daisy007)

 
Hello everybody,

I hope somebody here can give me some advice here regarding my situation:
I am 25 year old f .Me and my fiance (he is 64) filed a I 129 F petition and it was received by Nebraska Service center on March 10 th.
1) I received a notice that it has been transferred to California service center and received on June 14.My question is :Are they going to start the whole process all over again or they will keep the original date (march the 10th) ??
2) I also have worries because I have lived in the US illegally for 3 years.Now I am back to my country.Do you think they can deny my K1 visa for this reason? Do they know at the embassy I was illegal for so long?
3) Another worry: do you think the age difference could be also a reason for denial?

I would appreciate your replies and advice to my questions .I feel really desperate and worried.What are my chances to go back to the US again?

 
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Potential Difficulties with your K-1 Fiancée Visa

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July 4 2006, 3:08 PM 

If you haven’t done so already, speak to an immigration attorney immediately and do so definitely before leaving the US!

Because you’ve been in the US illegally for 3 years, once you leave the country, you won’t be able to return for 10 years unless a hardship waiver is approved, which can be quite difficult. For a waiver to be approved, your fiancé would have to show that he will suffer extreme hardship if you are not allowed to return to the US, and the simple fact of your being separated is not necessarily enough to establish extreme hardship.

Rather than pursuing your K-1 Fiancée Visa, you may be able to remain in the US and apply directly for a green card. An attorney will be able to fully assess your situation and propose the best path for you to pursue. If you’d like to arrange for a telephone consultation with me, please contact my office by e-mail or phone at (617) 889-0215. My fee for such a consultation is $85.

Edward Weiner
Attorney at Law

E-mail: E.Weiner@immigration-aux-usa.com
Internet Site: http://www.immigration-aux-usa.com/

 
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Re: Potential Difficulties with your K-1 Fiancée Visa

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July 5 2006, 11:27 AM 

Thank you for your prompt reply to my message...Unfortunately there is some misunderstanding.I am not currently in the US. I was there illegal for 3 years and I left at the end of the last year.I was asking what are my options now..?
Thank you.What chances will I have even if we file a waiver?And how long would this take?
Thank you in advance for your assistance..

 
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