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Does filing a 129F prohibit your from filing a 130

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4 years ago I filed an i129F for someone. Since we parted our ways I let the process expire. I got an email stating that it expired in 2022. 
I have recently married another person who is in his processing of getting e green card through another case.

i was wondering if I could apply for an i130 for him but I am not certain if my previous i129f would be a red flag to the USCIS.

I also read online about multiple file wavers. Does this apply to me even though I filed and got approved  4 years ago? 
Will the i129f be a red flag? 
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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1 hour ago, Emily2111 said:

4 years ago I filed an i129F for someone. Since we parted our ways I let the process expire. I got an email stating that it expired in 2022. 
I have recently married another person who is in his processing of getting e green card through another case.

i was wondering if I could apply for an i130 for him but I am not certain if my previous i129f would be a red flag to the USCIS.

I also read online about multiple file wavers. Does this apply to me even though I filed and got approved  4 years ago? 
Will the i129f be a red flag? 
Any help is greatly appreciated.

No flag for one long expired I129F

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SteveInBostonI130   3,483

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3 hours ago, Emily2111 said:


I have recently married another person who is in his processing of getting e green card through another case.

 

The previous I-129F is not an issue.  Hold on to the notice that it expired.

 

What do you mean "through another case"?  Did someone else file an I-130 for your spouse?  Parents, brother, sister?  If so, I believe the previous I-130 will need to be cancelled before you can file a new I-130 for him.

 
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