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K1 Application - Question #11

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sym32one   2

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I have a question about #11 on the K1 Application. In 2001 my ex-wife got her permanent residency through me filing a family member based app. We divorced in 2008. Will this make it harder for me to process a K1 for my current Mexican fiancee? I want to file it this week, and we have everything in order.

Also, when I put my ex-wifes a# on the app as an answer to question #11 what does this do? Does anyone have any insight into this? I really don't want her to know what i am doing, nor do I want it to trigger any kind of searches that may affect her (she has been arrested for criminal trespassing before). I would feel bad if I was the cause of any trouble for her, plus she would probably make my life miserable if it was because I was trying to marry another Mexican girl.

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Bobby+Umit   161

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No - it won't make it harder, you will just need to provide the divorce decree with the petition.

They most likely use the A# for paperwork tracking purposes, to do any follow ups if required. I doubt it would cause any issues.

Since she is your "X" - I would forget about her and move on with your new fiancee. (but I'm cold like that)

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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jkminney   30

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I had the same issue. I didn't file a K1 for my ex husband but we did do an AOS and I was a wreck thinking it would look bad. It had absolutely no effect on the K1 process.

10-16-2010 Married

03-17-2011 I-130 sent

03-19-2011 I-130 received

03-23-2011 NOA1

03-25-2011 Touch

06-16-2011 NOA2

07-18-2011 NVC Received

07-19-2011 Emailed DS 3032

07-29-2011 Emailed DS 3032 AGAIN-still no response

08-03-2011 AOS Bill Generated

08-03-2011 AOS Bill Paid

08-03-2011 Emailed DS 3032 Yet Again!!!

08-05-2011 Mailed AOS packet

08-08-2011 AOS packet delivered

08-08-2011 DS 3232 accepted

08-09-2011 IV Bill Generated/Paid

08-10-2011 IV marked PAID

08-10-2011 IV packet Mailed

08-11-2011 IV packet delivered

08-16-2011 AOS package processed

08-22-2011 IV packet processed

08-22-2011 SIF/Case Closed

08-25-2011 Interview date received

10-13-2011 Interview-APPROVED

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I have a question about #11 on the K1 Application. In 2001 my ex-wife got her permanent residency through me filing a family member based app. We divorced in 2008. Will this make it harder for me to process a K1 for my current Mexican fiancee? I want to file it this week, and we have everything in order.

Also, when I put my ex-wifes a# on the app as an answer to question #11 what does this do? Does anyone have any insight into this? I really don't want her to know what i am doing, nor do I want it to trigger any kind of searches that may affect her (she has been arrested for criminal trespassing before). I would feel bad if I was the cause of any trouble for her, plus she would probably make my life miserable if it was because I was trying to marry another Mexican girl.

Thanks

You may receive some extra scrutiny throughout the process because it's not your first time. However, you are filing a petition, not a visa application. When your petition is approved, your fiancee will apply for a visa.

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