Greencard interview

[miss_autumn123]

Hi everyone,
I have a friend who is still an F-1 student and just gets married to a USC. She is very nervous about the greencard interview which often occurs after one files I 130 and I 485. She comes to ask me who have some experience with the process for help. I can't help her, so I decided to post her questions here. I hope you will help us out. Her question is what will happen if one is denied in the interview. At that time, if the petitioner wants to withdraw the petition, will he be able to do so? I know some cases after the petitioner withdraws the I 130 form, the case is closed. Will the petitioner be allowed to do so after the interview? If my friend is denied in the first interview, will she still be able to stay in the US with her F-1 visa? I hope you will help us out. Thank you very much.

 

[ananga73]

Is this a bonafide marriage? I am a bit skeptical about that. Why is the spouse already asking a about withdrawal of petition? Sounds very suspicious to me. If one cannot stand by ones recently married spouse through a "simple" immigration process, they should not have gotten married in the first place.

To answer your question, at the interview if the officer is not convinced and believes there is fraud, he/she may ask the petitioner to withdraw the petition so no fraud charges are filed. If the petitioner agrees to withdraw the application, it will be withdrawn in which case most likely the beneficiary will soon be put in removal proceedings [deportation].

If the petitioner refuses to withdraw, the officer will usually say you will get a response in the mail. You might get a request for second interview or notice of intent to deny. If the petitioner does not wish to stand their ground for their spouse and fight all the way through the system, the petition will be denied and most likely the beneficiary will soon be put in removal proceedings [deportation]

Hi everyone,
I have a friend who is still an F-1 student and just gets married to a USC. She is very nervous about the greencard interview which often occurs after one files I 130 and I 485. She comes to ask me who have some experience with the process for help. I can't help her, so I decided to post her questions here. I hope you will help us out. Her question is what will happen if one is denied in the interview. At that time, if the petitioner wants to withdraw the petition, will he be able to do so? I know some cases after the petitioner withdraws the I 130 form, the case is closed. Will the petitioner be allowed to do so after the interview? If my friend is denied in the first interview, will she still be able to stay in the US with her F-1 visa? I hope you will help us out. Thank you very much.