Miltiple filer waiver

[SAMBOLAK 0]

I have a question on form I129F part 3 on multiple filer waiver request information.  I'm not sure what to answer.  Do I need to request a waiver since this is my second K1?

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Just now, SAMBOLAK said:

I have a question on form I129F part 3 on multiple filer waiver request information.  I'm not sure what to answer.  Do I need to request a waiver since this is my second K1?

 

As far as I'm aware it's for people on their 3rd petition, or within a certain time frame. When was the first petition?  DId they enter the US and adjust status or?

 

It does ask for that information I believe on the form also.

[SAMBOLAK 0]

My ex got his two years conditional green card. 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

4 minutes ago, SAMBOLAK said:

My ex got his two years conditional green card. 

 

How long ago? If within two years, I believe anyways, not 100% sure, then you ask for a waiver for short filing times.. If over 2 years since then probably don't need one. Again this isn't my expert area so hopefully someone else can give you the full scoop on it. Also remember the I-129f form I believe again asks about previous filing information (case numbers, ect) and you have to claim your ex on your I-134 and I-864 again since you probably I assume are on the hook for them still if they only have a conditional GC.

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

11 minutes ago, SAMBOLAK said:

My ex got his two years conditional green card. 

 

This thread might help you:

 

 

[Dave_and_Jessa 212]

You need the waiver if you've had more than one petition filed in the last 2 years, or more than 2 overall.  

Edited July 10, 2018 by Dave_and_Jessa

[SAMBOLAK 0]

20 hours ago, Dave_and_Jessa said:

You need the waiver if you've had more than one petition filed in the last 2 years, or more than 2 overall.  

Let me understand this correctly.  If my first petition was approved more than 2 years ago.  Then I don't need a waiver? 

[SAMBOLAK 0]

21 hours ago, Ben&Zian said:

 

How long ago? If within two years, I believe anyways, not 100% sure, then you ask for a waiver for short filing times.. If over 2 years since then probably don't need one. Again this isn't my expert area so hopefully someone else can give you the full scoop on it. Also remember the I-129f form I believe again asks about previous filing information (case numbers, ect) and you have to claim your ex on your I-134 and I-864 again since you probably I assume are on the hook for them still if they only have a conditional GC.

My first I-129F was approved in January 2016.  So, if this is the case it would be more than two years.  Is that mean I don't need a waiver?

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

8 minutes ago, SAMBOLAK said:

My first I-129F was approved in January 2016.  So, if this is the case it would be more than two years.  Is that mean I don't need a waiver?

 

Think you should be fine to file without a waiver yes.

[Dave_and_Jessa 212]

36 minutes ago, SAMBOLAK said:

Let me understand this correctly.  If my first petition was approved more than 2 years ago.  Then I don't need a waiver? 

Correct