Lana07
07-26-2008, 09:33 PM
Hello,
Dec. 13, 2004 Hubby entered US on a K3 visa
June 2005 Annulment from EX
Sept. 18, 2005 Got married :bells:
Dec. 13, 2005 I130 was filed
March 23, 2006 I130 approval
Dec. 13, 2006 visa expiration date
Jan. 18, 2007 Our daughter was born :cheerful:
June 7, 2007 Hubby left the US (to Lebanon) :bluesad:
April 9, 2008 Visa appointment (DENIED! 10 year ban… unlawful stay in US>365 days) :confused::confused::dizzy:
May 19, 2008 Filed I160 waiver (at Beirut Embassy)
June 6, 2008 Waiver application received in USCIS Athens (180 days processing period):pullinghair:
Here is my story: My husband married a USC who brought him to the US. When he got to the US she decided she no longer wants to be with him so they got an annulment. Soon after we met, got married, and had a child. We had already filed for an I130 and had an approval; but our lawyer said because of the K3 entry my husband needed to go back to his country(Lebanon) and get a new visa. So when our daughter was only 4 months old he left us and went back to get his visa. Under our understanding he visa was only 5 months expired. It was during his visa interview when they told us that his visa actually had expired within 6 months upon entry to the US and the date on his visa was admissible. (visa denied:10year ban). That was an unexpected decision. We filed the waiver and now waiting.
here are some stuff I included with our waiver:
1. I am the primary caregiver of my mother and brother: Medical record included. Both suffer from chronic depression. Mother: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, sleep apnea
2. Financial Obligations: Mortgage, home and school loans, credit bills
3. I am a pre Med student: school schedule and school transcript. Expected graduation date: June 2009
4. Condition of the country is horrible: War breakage this past summer, government is unstable, Articles about the country
5. I am naturalized USC: Ran away from Saddam to three different countries when finally brought to the US through UN as a refugee and given a second chance to live normally. My husband, however, is from Lebanon who has lost a brother during the earlier war. Country condition is really bad and there is no way a new couple can start up a stable home.
6. We have a one and a half year old USC daughter
7. Letters from Professor, friend, and relatives saying how I've suffered without my husband and how this situation has effective my everyday and school work
8. I’ve been diagnosed with depression: memory loss, hair loss, loss of appetite, feeling depressed all the time
It has been over a year since my husband left me and our daughter. I’m currently attending school and have never had a job. I’m still working on getting some additional paperwork but it’s been really hard since I had to sell my car to make our bill payments and spend on our daughter. I had to sell my wedding ring to pay for a lawyer who hasn’t been much of a help.
Is there anything I can do to have to processing time cut down as there is no way I can survive another month without my husband. My life has been a total mess lately. I’ve contacted my state senator to have him help me but all he did was send an inquiry. Condition of Lebanon hasn’t improved much. They just went through a civil war and it’s kind of still going on. Every day I hear about people getting shot and it worries me to death because it’s soooo close to where my husband lives. I’d like to have him back before he gets hurt or even worse.
Please help a young couple get back together and start a new life. :cry::cry:
Thanks.
Dec. 13, 2004 Hubby entered US on a K3 visa
June 2005 Annulment from EX
Sept. 18, 2005 Got married :bells:
Dec. 13, 2005 I130 was filed
March 23, 2006 I130 approval
Dec. 13, 2006 visa expiration date
Jan. 18, 2007 Our daughter was born :cheerful:
June 7, 2007 Hubby left the US (to Lebanon) :bluesad:
April 9, 2008 Visa appointment (DENIED! 10 year ban… unlawful stay in US>365 days) :confused::confused::dizzy:
May 19, 2008 Filed I160 waiver (at Beirut Embassy)
June 6, 2008 Waiver application received in USCIS Athens (180 days processing period):pullinghair:
Here is my story: My husband married a USC who brought him to the US. When he got to the US she decided she no longer wants to be with him so they got an annulment. Soon after we met, got married, and had a child. We had already filed for an I130 and had an approval; but our lawyer said because of the K3 entry my husband needed to go back to his country(Lebanon) and get a new visa. So when our daughter was only 4 months old he left us and went back to get his visa. Under our understanding he visa was only 5 months expired. It was during his visa interview when they told us that his visa actually had expired within 6 months upon entry to the US and the date on his visa was admissible. (visa denied:10year ban). That was an unexpected decision. We filed the waiver and now waiting.
here are some stuff I included with our waiver:
1. I am the primary caregiver of my mother and brother: Medical record included. Both suffer from chronic depression. Mother: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, sleep apnea
2. Financial Obligations: Mortgage, home and school loans, credit bills
3. I am a pre Med student: school schedule and school transcript. Expected graduation date: June 2009
4. Condition of the country is horrible: War breakage this past summer, government is unstable, Articles about the country
5. I am naturalized USC: Ran away from Saddam to three different countries when finally brought to the US through UN as a refugee and given a second chance to live normally. My husband, however, is from Lebanon who has lost a brother during the earlier war. Country condition is really bad and there is no way a new couple can start up a stable home.
6. We have a one and a half year old USC daughter
7. Letters from Professor, friend, and relatives saying how I've suffered without my husband and how this situation has effective my everyday and school work
8. I’ve been diagnosed with depression: memory loss, hair loss, loss of appetite, feeling depressed all the time
It has been over a year since my husband left me and our daughter. I’m currently attending school and have never had a job. I’m still working on getting some additional paperwork but it’s been really hard since I had to sell my car to make our bill payments and spend on our daughter. I had to sell my wedding ring to pay for a lawyer who hasn’t been much of a help.
Is there anything I can do to have to processing time cut down as there is no way I can survive another month without my husband. My life has been a total mess lately. I’ve contacted my state senator to have him help me but all he did was send an inquiry. Condition of Lebanon hasn’t improved much. They just went through a civil war and it’s kind of still going on. Every day I hear about people getting shot and it worries me to death because it’s soooo close to where my husband lives. I’d like to have him back before he gets hurt or even worse.
Please help a young couple get back together and start a new life. :cry::cry:
Thanks.