Does a 2nd Petition Delay Processing

[KemalTuanaYalcin 16]

This is the second time I am filing for a petition for someone. The first time around was for someone who was already living here in the states and we simply did an adjustment of status. This time however, I met someone abroad, and so we are starting with the K-1 visa. Does anyone have any insight into whether or not, since this is my 2nd petition for visa for someone if this may delay our processing times?

[a loves a 0]

with uscis you cant tell what they can decide , i have seen before a person file 3 times for 3 diff womans and it work with him !!!!!

but if your first pettion person had a green card now i think it will give you a hard time to make them you dont do the k1 filling as a job or whatever

but i still say its up to the uscis and the councler him self maybe they will never ask about it who know

the point is did your new fiancee know about it cuse he or she must know about it

thats my personal oppanion it might be wrong also

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

It shouldn't delay processing, but it may make it more difficult to get approved; it depends on the circumstances.

For example, how long were you married to the first person, how soon after separation/ divorce did you start the new relationship?

[Brad and Vika 129]

I agree with Penguin. Are there IMBRA issues, for example? Criminal background stuff could be a factor (but might not have been if your ex was here already). It really does depend.

[KemalTuanaYalcin 16]

It shouldn't delay processing, but it may make it more difficult to get approved; it depends on the circumstances.

For example, how long were you married to the first person, how soon after separation/ divorce did you start the new relationship?

Thank you so much. My ex and I were married for 8 years but I knew him for about 13 years before we got married. We separated because we determined we were better off as friends as opposed to husband and wife. He and I were best friends during that 13 year period prior to our becoming married. As for the 2nd part of your question, I met my current fiance while I was going through the divorce process with my ex.