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Can my fiance file a k1 visa (I-129f) while waiting for my annulment? The finality will be at the end of this year. Your reply is highly appreciated. Thanks :)

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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Can my fiance file a k1 visa (I-129f) while waiting for my annulment? The finality will be at the end of this year. Your reply is highly appreciated. Thanks :)

No. You both must be free to marry at the time the I-129F petition is filed.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Kay is right. You are going to need those annulment papers to send with your petition as well.

Our K-1 and AOS Journey

05/12-05/22/10-met my sweetheart and family(had lots of fun!)
12/13-12/26/11-met again for engagement/Christmas
04/10/12-I-129F petition sent
04/13/12-USPS delivery confirmation
04/18/12-NOA1 text/email
04/21/12-NOA1(receipt 04/17/12)
10/10/12-NOA2 text
10/15/12-NOA2 letter received
10/27/12-NVC letter received
11/28/12-Medical Exam-PASSED
12/07/12-K-1 Interview-APPROVED
02/12/13-POE-Atlanta
03/04/13-Wedding
03/27/13-AOS,EAD,AP delivered
04/03/13-NOAs text/email
04/08/13-NOAs received
04/26/13-Biometrics appointment(walk-in done 04/17)

06/03/13-EAD card production/AP post decision approval

06/10/13-EAD/AP combo card received

04/04/14-AOS card production/decision

04/11/14-NOA2 welcome to the USA

04/12/14-Received GC

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calden   0

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No. You both must be free to marry at the time the I-129F petition is filed.

My US citizen fiance is free to marry but not me i'm still waiting for my annulment...Am i going to wait still for that..

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My US citizen fiance is free to marry but not me i'm still waiting for my annulment...Am i going to wait still for that..

Yes. You BOTH need to be free to marry, not just one of you.

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Yes. You BOTH need to be free to marry, not just one of you.

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Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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My US citizen fiance is free to marry but not me i'm still waiting for my annulment...Am i going to wait still for that..

The question was answered for you twice. Also, I made mention that you would need those annulment papers when you file the petition. This means for either one of you or both of you.

Our K-1 and AOS Journey

05/12-05/22/10-met my sweetheart and family(had lots of fun!)
12/13-12/26/11-met again for engagement/Christmas
04/10/12-I-129F petition sent
04/13/12-USPS delivery confirmation
04/18/12-NOA1 text/email
04/21/12-NOA1(receipt 04/17/12)
10/10/12-NOA2 text
10/15/12-NOA2 letter received
10/27/12-NVC letter received
11/28/12-Medical Exam-PASSED
12/07/12-K-1 Interview-APPROVED
02/12/13-POE-Atlanta
03/04/13-Wedding
03/27/13-AOS,EAD,AP delivered
04/03/13-NOAs text/email
04/08/13-NOAs received
04/26/13-Biometrics appointment(walk-in done 04/17)

06/03/13-EAD card production/AP post decision approval

06/10/13-EAD/AP combo card received

04/04/14-AOS card production/decision

04/11/14-NOA2 welcome to the USA

04/12/14-Received GC

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KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,893

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The question was answered for you twice. Also, I made mention that you would need those annulment papers when you file the petition. This means for either one of you or both of you.

Indeed. It was answered clearly, and it is stated clearly in the I-129F instructions.

Who May File Form I-129F

You may file this petition if:

1. You are a U.S. citizen, and

2. You and your fiancé(e) intend to marry within 90 days of your fiancé(e) entering the United States, and are both free to marry, and have met in person within two years before your filing of this petition unless:

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5. What Documents Do You Need to Prove That You Can Legally Marry?

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D. If either you or your fiancé(e) were married before, give copies of documents showing that each prior marriage was legally terminated.

Edited by Jay-Kay

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Indeed. It was answered clearly, and it is stated clearly in the I-129F instructions.

Who May File Form I-129F

You may file this petition if:

1. You are a U.S. citizen, and

2. You and your fiancé(e) intend to marry within 90 days of your fiancé(e) entering the United States, and are both free to marry, and have met in person within two years before your filing of this petition unless:

...

5. What Documents Do You Need to Prove That You Can Legally Marry?

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D. If either you or your fiancé(e) were married before, give copies of documents showing that each prior marriage was legally terminated.

So we'll have to wait still...thanks for all the replies :)

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