So you're not married. You didn't get married in Mexico, she left you and went back to the US, is that right?
And now you don't know what's gonna happen next.
See I read you like open cards. You meander, stumble, mumble, and I know exactly what took place even with your lies.
So your i-751 was invalid when you got divorced but you thought it was still valid. Or you thought something was wrong and you might get stopped on the border, so you decided to pose as American by showing the driver's licence. And you thought you'd get through easy with a bunch of friends to cover for you.

Your mistake was leaving the country while out of status.

So here, you see who is stupid now.

the only stupid is u and the other mrs.know it all,i said it once before and i dont like to repeat my self again...no ,,iam married ,,we got married in the u.s before i come to mexico ,friends cover for me or whatever for me ,,,the judge kicked ther *** at the court and thats why they did what they did,,and thy dropp the charges and whatever happen ,happen..so keep ur stuipd worthless advise for ur self and if u dont have something good to say then just do me a favour and take ur milk and go to sleep...

Hi Mike,
I'd like to help, but I agree, the case you presented is kind of confusing. I suggest you repost and give very specific information. Dates, place you were married, dates, place you are now, etc. I'd love to help, but it's hard to understand. Don't respond to bigots, ignore them and they will go away, or at least we hope huh?? lol Take care!

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Originally posted by mike_2007:
ok mr. know it all,,first u stupid domp idiot,,bcoz really ur a stupid dump and big idiot who's acting to be mr perfict and ur nothing but stupid jurk who know's,,,yes stupid ,,when i was at the boarder i did have my passport on and i did have a valid i-751 extention on my passport,,,and it didnt got canceled bcoz like i mention before u stupid idiot that i was still married when they stamp my passport,,and 2 months later i got divorced and then later i crossed the boarder,, u got it stupid? bcoz it seems like ur understanding is very slow ,, and yea the boarder patrol officers are so great like u said,,they r just a *****s mother ****ers just like u ,,,and stopp kissing *** u **** up...stop acting like ur the director of the ****ing immigration ,,u kiss *** stupid mother ****er,,*******s like u should stay out of this web,,,bcoz u and ur opinion are worthless,,,so just get the **** out and dont respond,,,

mike_2007, you were the one who came on this forum for help. First, you shouldn't post your story in one paragraph because it's very hard to read. Second, why are you using IM language here? This is a discussion board, not text messaging or instant messenger. No one can understand what you are trying to say. Instead of spewing insults and expletives, you should be grateful that people are at least reading your pathetic story and are trying to help. Maybe you weren't deported to Mexico like I originally thought, but it sounds like staying down there for awhile might do you a world of good. Maybe you'll have a little more respect for the US if you are ever able to come back.

wow... that told him didnt it !! ))

ntfd3, I guess I shouldn't have posted anything (since it wasn't very nice), but I couldn't help myself. This guy needs a true wake-up call.

Your story Mike is full of lies.
Initially you said you were going to Mexico to announce your future marriage to the bride's parents and you got stopped on the border on the way back. Then you say you got married in the detention center while kept on the border.
And now you say you got married before leaving the US.
C.R.A.P!

Mike, you are a liar and a fraud.

While I support illegal immigrants who are here in the country now and who sneaked in to escape extreme poverty and want to put food on the table for their family, but are hard working honest people otherwise. I don't support people like you who received the privilage of legal residency, and then they don't appreciate it by ignoring the immigration laws. And those who lie to immigration officers and who want to obtain benefits by fraud.

To support the immigration reform and support illegal aliens to receive a break, does not equal to supporting breaking the laws. One does not exclude the other, and I am not sorry I've been tough on this individual.
If you are an immigrant or an intending immigrant, respect the laws of this country. Whoever doesn't and who's trying to defraud, cheat and lie, does not deserve to be here.

I suggest you Mike leave Mexico and go back to Jordan. That's your best option, if I am to give you any advice.

Mike im wondering did you got the informations and instructions when you got your green card? As for me when i got my green card i got these papers which says Welcome to USA and i went to the website they gaved to me and there is all the information you need in many languages if u dont understand english well.If you want i can give you the adress of this website and stop blaming others.And "iperson"is right coz your story doesnt seem so innocent.

Quite an interesting story, if badly presented.

First your wife need to employ a good lawyer, here is one:

http://www.visacentral.net/

For those pained by OP's posts, here is the story.

Entered US as a CR1 based on marriage.

Filies to remove conditions, whilst this is being adjudicated divorces USC spouse. Should have filed as an individual but did not.

Goes to Mexico to visit new fiancee's parents.

Jordanians need visa's to enter Mexico, sounds like he did not get one and relied on being a US PR, which of course he no longer was.

US Immigration detain him when he sought re-entry, various hearings in front of an Immigration Judge. He had no basis for entering the US, no Visa, no PR staus, so he was refused admission and returned to Mexico.

He is now in Mexico illegally.

New wife has filed for him, some debate as to when they got married, does not really matter.

Usually you have to be a Citizen or a Resident of a Country for a Consulate to deal with you.

My best guess is that they will send the file to Jordan and OP will need to return to Jordan for interview. Not clear as to whether he will also need a waiver for the refused entry, probably best to be ready.

ok guys thank you anyway,,and i dont care who believes and who doesn't believe ,,and by the way for thoe's who accused me of been lieing and trying to get benifits to re-entand the u.s,think about it ,ppl will lie and pritend to be a u.s citizen just to cross the boarder ,,just to be in the u.s ,,but someone like me was allready in the u.s,,why would i have to lie to re-enter ,,i coul'd of been in the country and never crossed the boarder,,,and just to let u know when the judge ask the officers to show up at the court,,ther the one who didnt wanna show up ,,and they aggreed to dropp hat charge bcoz they told the (DA)that they wern't sure if i said it or not bcoz they see so many ppl everyday ,and for that guy who said iam lieing bcoz once i said i marry before i leave the country yes i said i got married in the detention ,,and then i said i got married before leaving the u.s ,,which is the same mr...i got married in the detention,,and that was before i leave the u.s ,,and thats why i said the marriege took place in the u.s ,,do u understand now? on the form 1-129f ther is a question say where did the marriege took place? and i said in the u.s....bcoz this is were the marriege took place ,,and the marriege certificate was issued in california,,,so thats why i said it that way,,,and if u dont want me to insult u then just have some respict for ur self and other ppl and no one will insult u ,,,and yes i can process in mexico ,,,thoes r what they call them the 3rd national country's ,and it means ,,the ppl who r in a different country ,,not ther home country and they want to process there...u can process in a different country ,,but all cases are different ,,,and for the guy who said i might have to file the i-212 waiver,,,thank u anyway but i dont think so,,bcoz the i-212 waiver is for the ppl who were diported or removal,,and i wasn't ,,,ty guys anyway ,,and please ,,if someone have something good to say ,then they can share ther opinion ,,and if u dont have something good to say,,then just dont respond,,or show some respict atleast ,,

I do not know for certain whether or not CDJ will process the application. Something to check on.

I do know that as well as the year or so for a K3 to work its way through the system you will be put into AP/AR. and that could easily double the time.

what is ap/ar? u mean advanve parole?

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Originally posted by mike_2007:
what is ap/ar? u mean advanve parole?

Basically security review, especially for male, muslim amd middle east.

Plenty of posts on his board. Some take a few months, some take many years.

i dont think so,,i think they did this when i was in detention allready,,thats what the lawyer has told me,,,they might just run the security name clearence or background check,,and thats takes 2 to 3 weeks only ,,,bcoz i was in the u.s and has a ss# so that will make's it easier for them ,,,but still ,,u never know ,,what is faster for processing at the embassy and the national visa center to process,,k-3 or cr-1? and how long it take's the national visa center to process and send it to the embassy from the day they recieve the approval notice? well...my i-130 and the i-129f been pending for 6 months allready and nothing happen yet? and i dont know on the uscis web page it's showing that my i-129f was updated on feb?amonth after i got the first noa? but its still showing the same thing? case reseived and pending?what does that mean when they change the date?when it say's update?

How long it takes varies depending which office you filed at.

CDJ is I believe taking about 12 months to interview K3. CR1 would be longer.

I doubt that the security checks would be speeded by your presence in the US. Having a SSN is pretty meaningless.

But ask a lawyer, I gave you a link to a good one that deals with Mexico and complicated cases.

I have never heard of a Male Arab going through Mexico, I doubt if there are many precedents.

hmmmm,12 months from the day i filed the forms? or from the day they get proved and sent to the national visa center?lol,,i never heared of jordanian was sent ther either,,,but what it is ,,i was allowed to withdraw my application for addmition,,and bcoz i was in mexico at the very last moment ,,and my wife is mexican,,thats why they dropp me off over there,,they didnt send me to mexico,,they jjust took me back to where i entered from,,,and yea,,i called a lawyer today ,,but a mexican immigration,,not a u.s immigration law attorney,,and he said based on the marriage to a mexican citizen ,,he will be able ,,to get me a permenant resident in mexico ,,so thats a good news,,bcoz the law say's in order to process in another country u have to be either citizen of that country or a pr,,so maybe this will help,,,and here is the link about processing in another country,,http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhnivthird.html thnx alot

Just looked,

CR1 is about 12 months

K3 seems about 6 months

Both from when they get to CDJ

AP/AR - anybodys guess.


No idea about Mexican Immigration, seems strange that they let you in at all.

I take it that your new wife has dual citizenship.

I see, you should have stated it in your first post that you wanted to stay in Mexico.
OK.

not really,,i didnt wanna stay in mexico,,but the tickets to go back to jordan well coast me almost $3000 ,,for round trip,,and i need money to spend there,,so the whole thing will coast me clost to $5000 ,,so it's cheaper for me just to stay in mexico ,,,and i dont understand why is the immigration takes for ever to prove the forms ,,,i know ppl got ther forms proved 2 monthd ago and they file just like me in jan? and if they ask for more documents ,,how long does it take them to answer u back after u submit all the missing documents?actually my wife called the congress office and they told her that the only option to make this faster is to apply for a humenterian or whatever it is visa to get there and wait for the approval of b

of both forms in the u.s,,,i called an attorney last week and he told me that is they sighn this new bill,,then i might be able to reopen my i-751 ?does anybody knows if this is true? and is there anything in the new law's is helpfull for family visas or any of that? thnx guys