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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I had a previous fiancee petition filed last year. It was approved but things didnt work out. I requested a cancellation of the request. Long story. But anyways, I met my baby and we filed. It was recieved Mar 29th so IMBRA applies to us. The form seems to say that if you had a petition approved in the past two years I must request a waiver and include documentation of why we should get a waiver???

Anyone know anything about this? What are they looking for. I wrote a letter to send when I get my RFE (still waiting on that). There really isn't 'documentation' on why I should get a waiver except for the obvious. I would think the entire pachage I submited is reason for the waiver? I love her and she loves me. We want to spend our lives together. The 'EX' cheated, so there really isn't hard docs that could be submitted or anything.

Any ideas or thoughts on this matter?

3/11/06 - 3/26/06 Visited my baby in the PI's

3/29/06 - K1 packet recieved at NSC

6/01/06 - Redirected to CSC

6/14/06 - CSC e-mailed confirmation on the reciept of file

6/23/06 - They they sent the IMBRA RFE

7/03/06 - The emailed that the IMBRA RFE went out on 6/23/06

7/03/06 - I received IMBRA RFE

7/05/06 - Touched

7/06/06 - Delivery Confirmation from the Post Office RFE recieved

7/11/06 - Email notification from CSC that IMBRA RFE Recieved

7/12/06 - Touched (but was to respond to an email that only said 'request recieved and will be processed within 30 days. argh)

7/13/06 - Touched

NOA2 September 11!!!

10/18/06 - Received at Embassy

12/23/06 - Recieved package with interview/medical schedule

01/08/06 - CFO interview/(pre-departure class) Complete

1/11/07 & 1/12/07 Medical complete

02/05/07 - Interview!!!

2/7/07 (2/8/07 manila) - Informed we are approved...3 days after interview.

2/12/07 Visa Received

2/16/07 Baby arrives in US!!!!!

4/14/07 Wedding

4/21/07 Filed AOS

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