multiple K-1 visa filings issue

[ANewJourney 1]

In 2003, I filed a K-1 visa application for a woman from the Ukraine.  The application was approved and she came to the United States and we were married in 2004.  We had one child and but we divorced in 2010 because of our differences.  

 

I met another woman from Saint Petersburg, Russia in 2012 and again filed a K-1 application for her to join me her.  The application was approved, but her father died, then her mother became ill, and she never accepted the visa or even attended an interview.  She decided she could not come.

 

Now in 2018, the woman I would like to marry is from Russia, but I have already applied for a K-1 visa 2 times and I don't know if I can apply for another visa or I need to do a waiver with my application.  

 

Has anyone had any similar or have any advice???

 

Thanks,

Reggie

[debbiedoo 2,339]

if you are on chick #3 i think you need a waiver.

 

I would also have MANY IN PERSON visits and know the person WELL as this will be highly scrutinized.

[geowrian 22,337]

You need a multiple filer waiver. Check the appropriate box on the I-129F and provide a letter requesting the waiver, explaining the circumstances. No guarantees, but they are regularly approved from what I've seen.

[payxibka 10,045]

I was just approved,  this was #3.  Dont know anything about high scrutiny as it went through 

[ANewJourney 1]

Thanks for the responses.  I will proceed with my application  and I cannot imagine that I will have a problem.  I have never even had a parking ticket!!!

 

[Ryan H 3,812]

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