Waiver for applying again..plz help

[Beesho 0]

Within the past two years I applied for I-130 and I-129F (K3). I-130 got approved......but thing did not go well with my wife, we got divorced, and I sent the embassy and USCIS letters to revoke. Application got revoked and got confirmation that they revoked applications. Now I have met someone else and got engaged, I am in the process for applying to her for fiancee visa k-1. I read that I need to apply for a waiver with the I-129F application.....is that true? is there a standard format to use?

[Beesho 0]

no one knows?

[emilio delgado 0]

no one knows?

a waiver is just the same you say here it is an explanation of why they should give you another chance or visa , it is something in your own words it is called imbra or something like that

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

The I-129F instructions specifically say "K-1" when referring to the filing limitations waiver, but the IMBRA act specifically says fiance(e) AND spousal visas defined under section 101(a)(15)(K), i and ii - which covers K1 and K3.

If your previous I-129F was approved, then you probably need to request a waiver when you file again. You're required to get a waiver if you've had an I-129F petition approved with the past two years.

[Beesho 0]

The I-129F instructions specifically say "K-1" when referring to the filing limitations waiver, but the IMBRA act specifically says fiance(e) AND spousal visas defined under section 101(a)(15)(K), i and ii - which covers K1 and K3.

If your previous I-129F was approved, then you probably need to request a waiver when you file again. You're required to get a waiver if you've had an I-129F petition approved with the past two years.

Only the I-130 got approved back then, the I-129F (K3) was not processed nor approved. So do i still need to send a waiver form for applying for K-1?

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

The I-129F instructions specifically say "K-1" when referring to the filing limitations waiver, but the IMBRA act specifically says fiance(e) AND spousal visas defined under section 101(a)(15)(K), i and ii - which covers K1 and K3.

If your previous I-129F was approved, then you probably need to request a waiver when you file again. You're required to get a waiver if you've had an I-129F petition approved with the past two years.

Only the I-130 got approved back then, the I-129F (K3) was not processed nor approved. So do i still need to send a waiver form for applying for K-1?

Nope. You need to get a waiver if 2 or more I-129F's have been submitted in the past 10 years, or 1 has been approved in the past 2 years.