LEGALLY MARRIED BEFORE SEND THE PETITION K 1 AFTER CAME THE DOCUMENT DIVORCE

[mune25 6]

send to address on notice.. attention 129 unit

dear uscis, please with draw my I-129F petition. The receipt number is XYZ; The priority date is XYZ.

sign and date

no explanation necessary

no impact on any future filing

ok thanks, but do not understand the priority date? when we received the NOA1? which is the date priority?=

[mpheonix 7]

I could be wrong, but I believe your received date on your NOA-1 is the priority date.

[stevie b 141]

ok thanks, but do not understand the priority date? when we received the NOA1? which is the date priority?=

the box at the top with all the information.. look at the bottom corner of this box.. it sais priority date

if you are confused, leave it out

the receipt number is enough

[mune25 6]

mune25, calm down dear. It won't hurt anything to withdraw a petition and refile.

They don't need, nor care for a reason, and if later on down the road, anyone asks why you withdrew you petition, simply state that it was a paperwork error, and explain the situation, keep the original files from the first petition so you can provide evidence to support your reasoning.

Just submit a letter for a request to withdraw your petition. You'll have to pay the fee again, and start all over, but it won't hurt your chances next time. They would rather you withdraw and re-apply than waste resources on what you know could be a bad application.

My spanish is horrible but I'll try a translation for you:

Cálmate querida. No va a doler nada de retirar una solicitud y volver a presentarla.

No es necesario, ni la atención por una razón, y si más adelante en el camino, alguien pregunta por qué te retiraste petición, se limitan a afirmar que se trataba de un error de papeleo, y explicar la situación, mantener los archivos originales de la primera petición para que pueda aportar pruebas para apoyar su razonamiento.

Simplemente envíe una carta de solicitud de retirar su petición. Vas a tener que pagar la cuota de nuevo y empezar todo otra vez, pero no va a perjudicar sus posibilidades la próxima vez. Ellos prefieren que retirarse y volver a aplicar los recursos de los residuos en lo que sabes podría ser una mala aplicación.

awz muchas gracias si estoy muy deprimida por eso todo el tiempo perdido, pero es mejor retirarla antes que ellos se den cuenta , lo que no logro entender es que ya habia leido antes que en la carta si debe haber una breve razon corta , pero no sabemos que poner, pero aqui ustedes me dicen que no es necesario asi que voy a tranquilizarme y le dire a mi prometido que sigamos sus consejos sin dar explicacion o razon

muchas gracias

saludos de colombia!!

[mune25 6]

LETTER WITHDRAW OF PETITION

From: *********

To : USCIS

TEXAS SERVICE CENTER, P,O BOX 851488- DEPT. A, Mesquite. TX 75185-1488

Dear Sir or Madam

I ********* WHISES TO WITHDRAW THE PETITION RECEIPT NUMBER : ********* Case type: I29 F PETITION FOR FIANCE

ASI ESTA BIEN????'' HELP MEE

[mpheonix 7]

awz muchas gracias si estoy muy deprimida por eso todo el tiempo perdido, pero es mejor retirarla antes que ellos se den cuenta , lo que no logro entender es que ya habia leido antes que en la carta si debe haber una breve razon corta , pero no sabemos que poner, pero aqui ustedes me dicen que no es necesario asi que voy a tranquilizarme y le dire a mi prometido que sigamos sus consejos sin dar explicacion o razon

muchas gracias

saludos de colombia!!

De nada. La fecha de prioridad sería la fecha de recibido en su primera notificación de acción. Una cosa que recomendaría es tener su prometido configurar una cuenta de Google Drive y analizar todos los documentos que se envían y recibimos el K1 a ella, y que ellos te vinculan a la misma, por lo que siempre se puede ver lo que está pasando. Esto ayuda a Gabriel y yo cuando tenemos que trabajar juntos como un equipo.

Edited June 5, 2013 by mpheonix

[mpheonix 7]

This is what I would recommend (and make sure he has it notarized):

From:
John Doe
123 Main Street
New York, NY 01234

To:
USCIS
Texas Service Center,
P.O. Box 851488
Mesquite. TX 75185-1488
ATTN: Department A

To whom it may concern,

I, John Doe, would like to officially request my withdrawal petition of my I-129-F for the beneficiary Jane Smith. The receipt number for my I-129-F is ACB1234567890 and the priority date is 01/01/2013.

Thank you,

<signature>
John Doe.
Receipt #: ABC 1234567890
Beneficiary Name: Jane Smith
ARN of Beneficiary: XYZ0987654321
Priority Date: 01/01/2013

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Replace the red stuff with your own information. If you don't have an Alien Registration Number (ARN) yet, don't include it. The priority date I'm pretty sure is the receipt date on your NOA-1.

[mpheonix 7]

and the substitute beneficiary name in the body of the letter, I missed that one... sorry!

[stephen&kimmy 6]

You should withdraw the petition, otherwise as people have commented you may jeopardise ever being together.

The two strictest criteria that are shown regarding K1 are (a) you have known each other for two years and have met, unless hardship prevented you from doing so (b) neither of you is married.

When we submitted our I-129F petition we had to wait eight months for my divorce to be finalised (a decree absolute) of course now like everyone else we are enduring further waiting. But the most important part of this process is to be accurate, truthful and adhere to the information and criteria asked for. Then of course there is patience, of which you will need an abundance of. If your relationship is genuine, then all of this waiting and hardship is a unfortunate necessity.

[mpheonix 7]

You should withdraw the petition, otherwise as people have commented you may jeopardise ever being together.

The two strictest criteria that are shown regarding K1 are (a) you have known each other for two years and have met, unless hardship prevented you from doing so (b) neither of you is married.

When we submitted our I-129F petition we had to wait eight months for my divorce to be finalised (a decree absolute) of course now like everyone else we are enduring further waiting. But the most important part of this process is to be accurate, truthful and adhere to the information and criteria asked for. Then of course there is patience, of which you will need an abundance of. If your relationship is genuine, then all of this waiting and hardship is a unfortunate necessity.

Hi! I just want to clear up a common misconception here! You do not have to know your fiance(e) for two years, you only have to have met within the last two years.

Good luck on your journey though! I'm lucky I was already divorced when I met my fiance.

[DJ&L 83]

I have withdrawn a petition for almost the exact same reason. I'm the petitioner and my fiance was the beneficiary. Unknown to me, she was still married in Iceland (of all places). I withdrew the petition exactly has been described here...a brief, simple letter requesting the petition be withdrawn...no reason given.

When I refiled the petition (after helping her get divorced), I did write a short note for Question 11 of the 129F.

Question 11: Have you ever filed for this or any other alien fiancé or husband/wife before.

Answer: Yes

I filed the original I-129f Petition dated September 17, 2012 for the same beneficiary, _________. It was submitted to the USCIS office in Lewisville, TX. On September 21, 2012 I received Form I-797C, Notice of Action from the Dept. of Homeland Security - Vermont Service Center. The receipt number is ___________

The original submission was what I knew to be accurate at the time I submitted the Petition. Subsequently, I became aware that I had unintentionally misrepresented _______ previous marital status. As a result, I sent a letter to the USCIS dated November 21, 2012 asking for my petition to be withdrawn. That request was granted.

The issue has been resolved and corrected on the current Petition.

Not sure if that's too much information or not but I thought honesty was the best approach on this issue.

Good luck.

[mune25 6]

I have withdrawn a petition for almost the exact same reason. I'm the petitioner and my fiance was the beneficiary. Unknown to me, she was still married in Iceland (of all places). I withdrew the petition exactly has been described here...a brief, simple letter requesting the petition be withdrawn...no reason given.

When I refiled the petition (after helping her get divorced), I did write a short note for Question 11 of the 129F.

Question 11: Have you ever filed for this or any other alien fiancé or husband/wife before.

Answer: Yes

I filed the original I-129f Petition dated September 17, 2012 for the same beneficiary, _________. It was submitted to the USCIS office in Lewisville, TX. On September 21, 2012 I received Form I-797C, Notice of Action from the Dept. of Homeland Security - Vermont Service Center. The receipt number is ___________

The original submission was what I knew to be accurate at the time I submitted the Petition. Subsequently, I became aware that I had unintentionally misrepresented _______ previous marital status. As a result, I sent a letter to the USCIS dated November 21, 2012 asking for my petition to be withdrawn. That request was granted.

The issue has been resolved and corrected on the current Petition.

Not sure if that's too much information or not but I thought honesty was the best approach on this issue.

Good luck.

my fiance live in usa not come your document of divorced when he send petition for me I´am beneficiary from colombia .

you waiting for the new detention?=

Good luck !!

THANK IT I WAS WAITING TO READ, SOME EXPERIENCE THANKS

and the substitute beneficiary name in the body of the letter, I missed that one... sorry!

MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TU AYUDA, OTRA VEZ MIL GRACIAS!!

[QLLA 1]

mary t envie un correo ..... leelo y bueno espero q decidas lo mejor