K3 came back to Haunt Me

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I already posted this in the K-1 forum, but the K3 has come back to haunt me. You can follow the link below that is the discussion in the K-1 forum, I started, but maybe K3 input can help me.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/297680-response-to-intent-to-deny/

Basically, I had applied a few years ago for K3, and filled out the I-129F and also the I-130, I ended up getting NOA1 for both applications but went with the I-130 hoping to get the CR1 visa, I thought the 129F would be discarded automatically. Anyways, I ended up getting a divorce, and stopped that whole application and procedure. I ended up finding another person, and have applied for the 129F fiance visa. So I get a letter the other day, stating among other things that I have two I-129F applications within the past two years and this violates some Act of 2006. The thing is I already showed proof that I canceled that I-130 and gave them the divorce papers translated etc. So, how do I explain myself in the waiver that the previous I-129F was for the same person, of the I-130, which I ended up withdrawing the application after the divorce. I already sent them proof of the divorce and their acknowledgement of me withdrawing the I-130. What do you recommend I do? Also what does a waiver mean, is there a form I need to fill out or what? Sorry, of putting this into two different forums, but it kind of overlaps.

Thanks

[TBoneTX 45,849]

It certainly could go into either forum, but you got a great response from Jim in the thread in the K-1 forum. Follow his advice!