How to deny an approved I 129 F petition?

[jjsa 0]

Our I 129F petition got approved a month ago (may 26) but we decided we do not want to go through with it anymore. My ex fiancee (beneficiary) already received a letter from the U.S Consulate in Amsterdam about 2/3 weeks ago with further instructions on how to proceed (letter packet 3 i think?).

Is there anything we still need to do? Do we need to deny it somehow or can we just leave it like this? Will the beneficiary ever get troubles when she wants to come back to America for a visit?

[Coleen 2]

Hi..

I remember that we had similar timelines, we were in the same filers group i.e. CSC March 2010 filers. I am very sorry to hear that you two won't go further with you case. I suppose it must be very frustrating to go through all of this and then just break up or something. Everybody has a problem with the distance, lack of ''face to face'' communication and all those things that make relationship ''healthy''. I have so many problems myself. Some of them I try to keep for myself, but there are some that I just have to share with my fiance, and to him they maybe seem like they aren't really big, but to me they are, because every single day I have to find a new way to solve them, and I have to do it on my own.. Anyway, I am very sorry to hear about your break up.

I have been going through different posts lately and this is what I think: She doesn't have to do anything because she didn't apply for a visa. She can call embassy and tell them that if she wants to/ if she feels obliged.

I'm not sure about you though.. I THINK you maybe should write some kind of letter to USCIS and tell them about the case.

Many people here have more knowledge of these things more than I do, and I'm sure that they will help you out and tell you more. I just wanted to say that I'm sorry it didn't work out for you.

Good luck in all you do..

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You should write USCIS and the embassy stating that you two are no longer wishing to continue the petition due to a failure of the relationship to advance. That should cleanly close the file and provide the proper notes to keep hassles in future processes for either of you.

[jjsa 0]

thank you both very very much! i heard something about writing a letter to the department of state, as its not in the hand of USCIS anymore as our petition got approved..

anyone know something about this?

[HeatDeath 430]

If he's received his Packet 3 that means that his whole case is at his local consulate. They're who you would write to. They're the ones who can cleanly kill the process. If it dies at the consulate it'll stay dead.

USCIS no longer have anything to do with it. They don't even have a copy of your file. It was physically sent to the consulate. CBP haven't become involved yet. They have no record whatsoever of any visa process until you show up at a PoE with your file in a sealed envelope. So if the consulate kills your application process, they'll send the file back to USCIS for archiving, and both of you should be fine for future visits. CBP will never even know either of you have petitioned or applied for anything.