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Do I need to request a multiple filer waiver?

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Hello everyone, I will most likely be filing for the fiancé visa for my fiancé in May, but I have been married before and recently divorced my ex husband in September 2019. I did not file a fiancé visa for my ex husband because we met here, but I did file the AOS for him after we got married since he was on a student visa. According to him he has an upcoming interview for his citizenship in July 2020. I am clearly not going to be part of it because we divorced. now. My question is will I need a multiple filer waiver even though our case was different? I’m sorry if this is a stupid question, but I want to get all the information to ensure that we get approved the first time I apply with no RFEs. Thanks in advance!

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4 minutes ago, Kaykay2019 said:

Hello everyone, I will most likely be filing for the fiancé visa for my fiancé in May, but I have been married before and recently divorced my ex husband in September 2019. I did not file a fiancé visa for my ex husband because we met here, but I did file the AOS for him after we got married since he was on a student visa. According to him he has an upcoming interview for his citizenship in July 2020. I am clearly not going to be part of it because we divorced. now. My question is will I need a multiple filer waiver even though our case was different? I’m sorry if this is a stupid question, but I want to get all the information to ensure that we get approved the first time I apply with no RFEs. Thanks in advance!

Read carefully the requirements for what constitutes a  multiple i129f filer.  You will discover you are not one

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17 hours ago, payxibka said:

Read carefully the requirements for what constitutes a  multiple i129f filer.  You will discover you are not one

Thanks, I read it, but I was still unclear about it because I also saw others asking similar questions about the multiple filer and they are told that they need to file a multiple filer waiver. 

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4 hours ago, Kaykay2019 said:

Thanks, I read it, but I was still unclear about it because I also saw others asking similar questions about the multiple filer and they are told that they need to file a multiple filer waiver. 

No where in the instructions is the  I130 mentioned.   Multiple i129fs is very different 

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