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So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

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So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G
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So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

You are someone and you filed the I-130, an immigrant petition, so of course that's correct.

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Thanks push. Just checking..

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So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

You are someone and you filed the I-130, an immigrant petition, so of course that's correct.

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Sample forms have "no" for question 36. I read this as prior to this visa application. My fiance has all forms filled out and I am not sure if I should call him and tell him to change his answer to question 36...

Thanks push. Just checking..

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

You are someone and you filed the I-130, an immigrant petition, so of course that's correct.

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Remember that I am a K3 person, so I am married, and I filed an I-130 and an I-129F for my spouse. Push affimred what I believed. If you are a K-1, and filing for your fiance', I do not think the same thing applies for that question, comapred to me.

-CJ-G

Sample forms have "no" for question 36. I read this as prior to this visa application. My fiance has all forms filled out and I am not sure if I should call him and tell him to change his answer to question 36...

Thanks push. Just checking..

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

You are someone and you filed the I-130, an immigrant petition, so of course that's correct.

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Right, a K1 petitioner doesn't file an immigrant visa petition (I-130) for a fiance so the sample form for a K1 is correct unless somebody else besides you previously did so. Context is King here. Example forms are just that. The answers have to fit the individual circumstances of the case.

Remember that I am a K3 person, so I am married, and I filed an I-130 and an I-129F for my spouse. Push affimred what I believed. If you are a K-1, and filing for your fiance', I do not think the same thing applies for that question, comapred to me.

-CJ-G

Sample forms have "no" for question 36. I read this as prior to this visa application. My fiance has all forms filled out and I am not sure if I should call him and tell him to change his answer to question 36...

Thanks push. Just checking..

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

I say filed. I should have said "filled out".

CJ-G

So, my Mrs. has been approved by USCIS for the I-129F and the I-130 for the K3. I have filed the forms for the K3, including the DS 156. On question 36 of the DS 156 (Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf), I assume the correct answer is "yes", with the response, "spouse filed I-130 petition". Is thos correct, or should I say no?CJ-G

You are someone and you filed the I-130, an immigrant petition, so of course that's correct.

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