waiver

[Thuy 0]

Hello everyone.

I have a question. I hope everyone here can help me.

If my fiance apply the waiver, but they don't approve. that's mean we need two year later then apply again rite? Does anyone have a good idea? Please help me.

Thanks

[jasal 0]

Hello everyone.

I have a question. I hope everyone here can help me.

If my fiance apply the waiver, but they don't approve. that's mean we need two year later then apply again rite? Does anyone have a good idea? Please help me.

Thanks

What kind of waiver? Has USCIS asked your fiance to provide a waiver to explain a previous

K-1 filing? Has USCIS told you that they're going to deny your application?

[Turboguy 6]

As I understand your question, it has been less than two years since your last K-1. Yes, you need to do a waver. If they deny it then you would have to wait for the two years to be up. I am in the same boat myself. I will be applying for a K-1 in 4 weeks and am 3 months short of the 2 years.

From what I have heard so far there is a good chance it will be approved if there are no other problems but who knows for sure.

[Thuy 0]

Hello everyone.

I have a question. I hope everyone here can help me.

If my fiance apply the waiver, but they don't approve. that's mean we need two year later then apply again rite? Does anyone have a good idea? Please help me.

Thanks

What kind of waiver? Has USCIS asked your fiance to provide a waiver to explain a previous

K-1 filing? Has USCIS told you that they're going to deny your application?

yes, they need a waiver to explain a previous K1. they dont tell me they will deny. i just want to know in case they deny, i need to wait rite?

[payxibka 10,047]

yes, they need a waiver to explain a previous K1. they dont tell me they will deny. i just want to know in case they deny, i need to wait rite?

All you can do is meet the requirements of the filing and wait! Is there something in you past that makes you worried?

[jasal 0]

As I understand your question, it has been less than two years since your last K-1. Yes, you need to do a waver. If they deny it then you would have to wait for the two years to be up. I am in the same boat myself. I will be applying for a K-1 in 4 weeks and am 3 months short of the 2 years.

From what I have heard so far there is a good chance it will be approved if there are no other problems but who knows for sure.

If they had read the IMBRA guidelines when they filed their application they should've submitted their waiver then... because the guidelines are specific about the timeframes and who and who should not have to submit a waiver request. They might not be in this boat now if they had submitted the waiver with their original paperwork. But they should be able to clear this hurdle if they provide a waiver with enough detail to show what happened and why they should be approved. I also had a prior K-1 but it was over 5 years ago. Based on the IMBRA guidelines I didn't have to submit a waiver.. but I did anyway, just in case.

I haven't been approved yet even though I got my N0A1 on 10 August. But I haven't gotten an RFE yet either. Right now I'm in limbo-land and I don't know if I'm there for this reason or something else.