Filing Limitations

[martin206 0]

I had an approved k-1 petition and at the time my fiancee came over but with not the reasons that she should have. So she went back home. I know that you have to wait two years to file without getting a waiver on a I-129F but is there a waiting period for if someone came over and it did not work out?

[YuAndDan 153]

Clearify, you mean a restriction of the person who got the K-1, your ex-fiancee?

If for your Ex, any future petition may be looked at a little closer by a counselor officer, they may ask about prior relationship.

Edited July 24, 2008 by YuAndDan

[martin206 0]

I am filing for someone else that I met through my neighbors and I was wanting to know if there could be a problem if I file the paperwork. The last time I filed the person left the U S in June of 07.

[YuAndDan 153]

I am filing for someone else that I met through my neighbors and I was wanting to know if there could be a problem if I file the paperwork. The last time I filed the person left the U S in June of 07.

Not much for 2nd petition within 2 years, other than entry into a database.

Upon approval of a second petition for a K-1 or K-3 visa filed by the same U.S. citizen petitioner, USCIS will notify the petitioner that information concerning the petitioner has been entered into a multiple visa petition tracking database.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-129Finstr.pdf