ameristar79
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Hello guys,
here is the situation and facts:
The person won Lottery of 2011 and had his interview on May 18th 2012. On his application to lottery, he filled the form as "married", in fact he was married, but never had license certificate. At the time of filling the lottery 2011, he was in the US, so he did not have any option to register his marriage going back to his country (where his wife resides), nor before coming to US or while being in the US.
Interview:
Officer asked: where is your marriage license?
Answer: I never had the license.
Officer: Why did you write "married" in the form of filling the Lottery?
Answer: I was married, but we never registered the marriage and never received any license, because my wife is 7 years older than me and he had her kids, so we could not get married being afraid of society stereoptypes, so meanwhile, it would not be encouraged in our country.
Officer: are you divorced now?
Answer: We dont live together anymore.
Officer: I am having this case for the first time. I am going to contact a friend of mine, he used to be an immigration attorney. We gonna let you know the decision by next week.
Now, what is your opinion, guys? What is going to happen? If she denies, is it possible to appeal the decision? Please do not judge the guy, just assist with your opinion. Thank you!
Please provide your answer on the basis of the information provided. I have no other additional details.
here is the situation and facts:
The person won Lottery of 2011 and had his interview on May 18th 2012. On his application to lottery, he filled the form as "married", in fact he was married, but never had license certificate. At the time of filling the lottery 2011, he was in the US, so he did not have any option to register his marriage going back to his country (where his wife resides), nor before coming to US or while being in the US.
Interview:
Officer asked: where is your marriage license?
Answer: I never had the license.
Officer: Why did you write "married" in the form of filling the Lottery?
Answer: I was married, but we never registered the marriage and never received any license, because my wife is 7 years older than me and he had her kids, so we could not get married being afraid of society stereoptypes, so meanwhile, it would not be encouraged in our country.
Officer: are you divorced now?
Answer: We dont live together anymore.
Officer: I am having this case for the first time. I am going to contact a friend of mine, he used to be an immigration attorney. We gonna let you know the decision by next week.
Now, what is your opinion, guys? What is going to happen? If she denies, is it possible to appeal the decision? Please do not judge the guy, just assist with your opinion. Thank you!
Please provide your answer on the basis of the information provided. I have no other additional details.