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Should my cousin submit an I-129F too?

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OCgirl   0

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Hi guys,

This is for my cousin. She's about to get married to her boyfriend of 3 years this weekend here in California and the husband (who's the USC) wants to file an I-130 for her. Now my question is, I was looking at the forums and some of you guys filed an I-129F too (which is a petition for a fiancee or something). Now I'm confused because why will you file an I-129F if you guys are already married.

I'm trying to help my cousin and I'm confused. Can someone here please enlightened me? Thank you!

:help:

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The I-129F is also used for a spouse (see instructions for how to complete for a spouse). The I-129F is filed along with a copy of the NOA receipt notice from the I-130. Once approved and forwarded to the consulate/embassy, this will enable the spouse to apply for a K-3 visa.

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your cousin's spouse would FIRST send the I130 petition and when NOA is received by the USC then the I129F petition will be sent off.

Hi guys,

This is for my cousin. She's about to get married to her boyfriend of 3 years this weekend here in California and the husband (who's the USC) wants to file an I-130 for her. Now my question is, I was looking at the forums and some of you guys filed an I-129F too (which is a petition for a fiancee or something). Now I'm confused because why will you file an I-129F if you guys are already married.

I'm trying to help my cousin and I'm confused. Can someone here please enlightened me? Thank you!

:help:

 
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