I-129F biographic information question?

[taffy681 0]

On the I-129F form Part 4 Page 9, is it asking for my biographic information or the beneficiary? thank you. 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

That's all the petitioner.

[taffy681 0]

1 hour ago, KULtoATL said:

That's all the petitioner.

Thanks for the quick response.

[KULtoATL 1,551]

Not a problem  All the best!!

[taffy681 0]

i have another question. For part 3 page 9 items 5a-5d. Do i need to choose a waiver? i have a previous i-129f that was approved and we got divorced and im going to file for my 2nd k1 visa application. which one do i pick? thanks. 

[taffy681 0]

bump!

[KULtoATL 1,551]

5 hours ago, taffy681 said:

i have another question. For part 3 page 9 items 5a-5d. Do i need to choose a waiver? i have a previous i-129f that was approved and we got divorced and im going to file for my 2nd k1 visa application. which one do i pick? thanks. 

Item Numbers 5.a. - 5.d. Multiple Filer Waiver Request. You must request a waiver of the International Marriage Broker Regulation Act (IMBRA) filing limitations if:

1. You are filing this petition on behalf of your fiancé(e) and you previously filed Form I-129Fs on behalf of two or more fiancé(e) beneficiaries;

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2. You are filing this petition on behalf of your fiancé(e), you have previously had a Form I-129F approved, and less than two years have passed since the filing date of your previously approved petition. Select the box that indicates the waiver you are requesting.

 

You may request and support your waiver with additional information and/or explanation in Part 8. Additional Information, or by attaching a signed and dated letter according to the instructions for Part 8.

 

Types of Waivers

Item Number 5.a. General Waiver. If you have never been convicted of a violent criminal offense against a person or persons, submit evidence to show why a waiver is appropriate in your case. Examples of such evidence may include, but are not limited to: a death certificate, police reports, news articles, or medical reports from a licensed medical professional regarding the death or incapacity of your previous fiancé(e) who was the beneficiary of a fiancé(e) petition you filed.

 

Item Number 5.b. Extraordinary Circumstances Waiver. If you have ever been convicted of a violent criminal offense against a person or persons, USCIS will not grant a filing limitations waiver unless you submit evidence to demonstrate that extraordinary circumstances exist. In addition to evidence explaining the reasons for your multiple filings, you must also submit evidence of extraordinary circumstances. Examples of such evidence may include, but are not limited to: police reports, court records, news articles, trial transcripts reflecting the nature and circumstances surrounding your violent criminal offenses, your rehabilitation, ties to the community, or records demonstrating good conduct and exemplary service in the uniformed services. Form I-129F Instructions 04/10/17 N Page 7 of 15

 

Item Number 5.c. Mandatory Waiver. If you committed violent criminal offenses against a person or persons, but were battered or subjected to extreme cruelty by a family member or intimate partner at the time you committed your violent offenses, and you were not the primary perpetrator of violence in the relationship, you may still be eligible for a waiver if USCIS determines that you violated a protection order intended for your protection; you were acting in self-defense; or you committed, were arrested for, were convicted of, or pleaded guilty to committing a crime that did not result in serious bodily injury and there was a connection between the crime committed and you having been battered or subjected to extreme cruelty. You must submit evidence explaining the reasons for your multiple filings, as well as evidence to support a finding that you qualify for a mandatory waiver based on being subjected to battery or extreme cruelty. Examples of such evidence may include, but are not limited to: police reports, court records, news articles, trial transcripts, evidence you acted in self-defense, evidence you were a victim of abuse or battery, evidence you violated a protection order intended for your protection, and any credible evidence that is relevant to your request for a waiver.

 

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How many I-129F have you filed previously? Has 2 years passed since the filing date of the previous K-1? Do you have violent criminal history?

 

I-129F instructions: https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

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How many I-129F have you filed previously? Has 2 years passed since the filing date of the previous K-1? Do you have violent criminal history?

i only have one previous I-129F application but we got divorced and im filling for my second I-129f on my new fiance. I don't have any criminal history or been arrested. so which one of waivers do i choose for my situation? 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

Has 2 years passed since the filing date of the previous K-1? 

[taffy681 0]

 

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Has 2 years passed since the filing date of the previous K-1? 

i filed my first I-129F on 1/28/13, so its been more than 2 years now.

[taffy681 0]

bump!

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If it's been over 2 years since your first k-1 petition, you're allowed to petition without a waiver. If I understand your case correctly.

so just leave the selection blank? 

[taffy681 0]

It's my second I-129f. so it does not apply to me? thanks for responding