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I think this is extremely risky advice.

The OP would be filing a petition that they are not qualified to file. Page 4 of the instructions for the I-129F are pretty clear as to who may file. If the OP answers no on question 18 and then provides a reason for not meeting that doesn't satisfy the requirement I would think the petition would be out right rejected thereby losing both time and money.

What were your cousin's circumstances?

:thumbs: I agree with this. It doesn't matter if they send you an RFE because the evidence you would send back would show that you met AFTER you filed--they would still DENY your petition because they want the evidence you met before you filed. If you file before you meet again, you can't provide it--its as simple as that.

 
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