can i file an other k2 visa?

[ururchicago 0]

i filled k1 visa for my fiancee 7 yrs ago but i cancelled when it was approved bec we didnt get along. then i filled new one for my new fiancee 2008 he came to usa 2009 and we married in usa had baby then we didnt get along and he refused to change his status was here 2 yrs without change of status then left the country 2010 we didnt not get along and i am in the process of divorce now. and he is back in africa.

now that i found some one whom i think he is my mr right can i fill an other k1 visa or k2?

[Penguin_ie 5,992]

You can file for another K1, or a CR-1 (spousal visa), once you are divorced of course. K2 is for children. It WILL be more dificult this time, as filing for 3 visas is a red flag.

Make sure your new beneficiary knows all about the two other ones, as he will likely be questioned about this at interview.

[ururchicago 0]

You can file for another K1, or a CR-1 (spousal visa), once you are divorced of course. K2 is for children. It WILL be more dificult this time, as filing for 3 visas is a red flag.

Make sure your new beneficiary knows all about the two other ones, as he will likely be questioned about this at interview.

thanks for ur reply, i brought only one person here, the other filled and cancelled,

[ururchicago 0]

thanks for ur reply, i brought only one person here, the other filled and cancelled,

if any one filled 2nd or 3rd k1 or k2 or know some one did, plz i want to here ur experience.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

if any one filled 2nd or 3rd k1 or k2 or know some one did, plz i want to here ur experience.

Carefully read the instructions for the I-129F form. Go to uscis.gov and click on the "Forms" link at the top of the page. Find the link for the I-129F and download both the form and it's instructions.

The IMBRA Act imposes multiple filing restrictions on K visa petitions. Anyone who has had an I-129F petition approved within the past two years, or has filed two or more I-129F petitions at any time in their life, needs to request a waiver of the multiple filing limitations. The waiver request must be made in writing, and must be included with the I-129F petition. There is no special form for the waiver request. Just provide the details of the previous petitions you've filed and what eventually happened in those cases (i.e., the petition was cancelled on the first, and the relationship ended before adjustment of status on the second), and ask that they grant a waiver of the IMBRA multiple filing limitations. It would not hurt to sign your request in front of a notary.

The majority of these waiver requests are granted. The only time USCIS would be compelled to deny the waiver request is if the petitioner has any criminal convictions that require disclosure under the IMBRA.

[ururchicago 0]

Carefully read the instructions for the I-129F form. Go to uscis.gov and click on the "Forms" link at the top of the page. Find the link for the I-129F and download both the form and it's instructions.

The IMBRA Act imposes multiple filing restrictions on K visa petitions. Anyone who has had an I-129F petition approved within the past two years, or has filed two or more I-129F petitions at any time in their life, needs to request a waiver of the multiple filing limitations. The waiver request must be made in writing, and must be included with the I-129F petition. There is no special form for the waiver request. Just provide the details of the previous petitions you've filed and what eventually happened in those cases (i.e., the petition was cancelled on the first, and the relationship ended before adjustment of status on the second), and ask that they grant a waiver of the IMBRA multiple filing limitations. It would not hurt to sign your request in front of a notary.

The majority of these waiver requests are granted. The only time USCIS would be compelled to deny the waiver request is if the petitioner has any criminal convictions that require disclosure under the IMBRA.

Thank you, that helped a lot

[LSnBigBear 61]

Carefully read the instructions for the I-129F form. Go to uscis.gov and click on the "Forms" link at the top of the page. Find the link for the I-129F and download both the form and it's instructions.

The IMBRA Act imposes multiple filing restrictions on K visa petitions. Anyone who has had an I-129F petition approved within the past two years, or has filed two or more I-129F petitions at any time in their life, needs to request a waiver of the multiple filing limitations. The waiver request must be made in writing, and must be included with the I-129F petition. There is no special form for the waiver request. Just provide the details of the previous petitions you've filed and what eventually happened in those cases (i.e., the petition was cancelled on the first, and the relationship ended before adjustment of status on the second), and ask that they grant a waiver of the IMBRA multiple filing limitations. It would not hurt to sign your request in front of a notary.

The majority of these waiver requests are granted. The only time USCIS would be compelled to deny the waiver request is if the petitioner has any criminal convictions that require disclosure under the IMBRA.

So if I am submitting my second K1. Would I need waiver as it reads 2 or more and one within the past 2 years. Mine was in 2007. This would be my 2nd.