So ... If your waiver is denied ...

[Matt & Bing 56]

If you fell under IMBRA due to having filed for another alien fiancee within two years prior to the filing of the current petition, you file for a waiver and it is denied, what next? Can you file for the second beneficiary again when the two years is up (Which again would put you under IMBRA for 2 or more prior filings)? What if the two years is up is after you filed but before your case is adjudicated?

Are waivers "usually" granted for the filing limitation?

[payxibka 10,047]

If you fell under IMBRA due to having filed for another alien fiancee within two years prior to the filing of the current petition, you file for a waiver and it is denied, what next? Can you file for the second beneficiary again when the two years is up (Which again would put you under IMBRA for 2 or more prior filings)? What if the two years is up is after you filed but before your case is adjudicated?

Are waivers "usually" granted for the filing limitation?

2 or more filings for different aliens... a second filing for the same alien does not count (at least it is not suppose to)

[Old Dominion 26]

If you fell under IMBRA due to having filed for another alien fiancee within two years prior to the filing of the current petition, you file for a waiver and it is denied, what next? Can you file for the second beneficiary again when the two years is up (Which again would put you under IMBRA for 2 or more prior filings)? What if the two years is up is after you filed but before your case is adjudicated?

Are waivers "usually" granted for the filing limitation?

Unless there is some other circumstance on your record, second-chance waivers are almost always granted upon filing. You just need to explain briefly why the first petition didn't work out.

[SuperDuper! 230]

So I get confused on the "two per two years" terminology. I filed for one pinay last May, and she ran away with another guy. So if I find new pinay this year, will I still need to request a waiver? It seems the "three per lifetime" language is no different that "Two (petitions) per two years." Am I the only one perplexed by these designations that dont seem to be different in that a waiver must still be requested?

Are waivers "usually" granted for the filing limitation?

Unless there is some other circumstance on your record, second-chance waivers are almost always granted upon filing. You just need to explain briefly why the first petition didn't work out.

[payxibka 10,047]

So I get confused on the "two per two years" terminology. I filed for one pinay last May, and she ran away with another guy. So if I find new pinay this year, will I still need to request a waiver? It seems the "three per lifetime" language is no different that "Two (petitions) per two years." Am I the only one perplexed by these designations that dont seem to be different in that a waiver must still be requested?

Are waivers "usually" granted for the filing limitation?

Unless there is some other circumstance on your record, second-chance waivers are almost always granted upon filing. You just need to explain briefly why the first petition didn't work out.

second petition within two years or on the third... there is a difference...