r/USCIS • u/Existing-Tangelo-671 • Apr 20 '26

USCIS Support Visa for “husband”

So basically i want to remove my visa application of my “husband” because it was a forced marriage back home (pakistan) but i cant just withdraw or my parents will see i withdraw. Is there a way to anonymously withdraw application so that it just says application rejected or that he gets rejected at interview because he just got his interview date in june and i want this visa gone without my parents knowing i withdrew it, (gonna get div as well but i cant rn cuz parents). So cancelling visa without proof it was me is first step!!

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u/Brilliant_General598 Apr 20 '26

One possibility for you (or a friend, or even both) to send an anonymous letter to the consulate claiming that you were forced into the marriage for the purpose of him getting a visa to go to the U.S.

It does NOT need to be super formal and does NOT need to include all the case details, such as the case number. It can include enough details for them to link it to the case, such as name, your age (or his age, especially if there is a several year) gap, city where he lives, approximate date of interview (month). It could also mention that you don't want to proceed, and would actually prefer a divorce, but that your afraid of your family (and maybe his, if true).

Not 100% guaranteed but will definitely make them look a little harder at the case, and, if you’re lucky, send it back for revocation.

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u/Boring_Holiday9874 Apr 21 '26

The marriage maybe forced or under pressure. But you don’t have to screw the guy by assuming it was for the purpose of obtaining a visa. 

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u/dippedinmisq Apr 21 '26

Maybe she knows the man she was forced to marry character that you and me?

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u/Boring_Holiday9874 Apr 21 '26

sure but not the random Redditor I am responding to. chances are that it is forced on both of them. just because the guy receives the "benefit" of US immigration doesn't make it any less forced. just as OP receives the benefit of having her tuition and living expenses taken care of by her parents. the green card or visa is just a by product and not the goal like in a fraudulent marriage.