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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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Hi guys/Gals:

I am a lurker on this wonderful and informative site. I am planning to file my I-129F sometime next year. :whistle: (I realize that tghe fees will be estra high, but due to certain circumstances, I have to do it next year April). My question is this.- My fiance lives in Jamaica, and his father had previously filed an I-130 for him in 2000. The petiton was approved and sent to the NVC to await a visa number. You all know that it takes years for a visa numbe to become available, especially for a beneficiary over 21 yo. I was wondering if filing my I-129f petition would send out any flags seeing that he is already in the system. Or should I wait to see what is gonna happen with the previously filed I-130? I do not want this to affect or delay my petition. You have all been through this journey and know how fraustrating and overwhelming the whole process is. :help: Any advice would be greatly and highly appreciated. Thanks

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Hey, I don't think it will cause a problem, you just have to be truthful about being filed for by his dad...when you send in the i-129f t will get ur fiance here quicker and when approved his fathers application will be void..I think

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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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Hey, I don't think it will cause a problem, you just have to be truthful about being filed for by his dad...when you send in the i-129f t will get ur fiance here quicker and when approved his fathers application will be void..I think

kimmy

Thanks for the reaasurance Kimmy. I also thought that one wouldn't have any effect on the other, but you never know with the USCIS and their weird beauracracy :wacko:

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