How Soon After Cancelled Petition Can I Resubmit New Petition

[SP1988 24]

Make a long story short i had submitted a I129F and it got approved and was making its way towards the embassy. My relationship with that person ended so i sent a letter to the USCIS requesting to cancel petition due to relationship ending and it was confirmed canceled.

 

fast forward couple of months started a new relationship with someone i have actually known for years. Freindship has turned into a romantic relationship and this time i feel it can work and would like to submit a new I129F. 
 

My question is my previous petition was never denied, do i have to wait before submitting again or can i full send and resubmit a new petition for my new relationship?

[SalishSea 17,818]

6 minutes ago, SP1988 said:

Make a long story short i had submitted a I129F and it got approved and was making its way towards the embassy. My relationship with that person ended so i sent a letter to the USCIS requesting to cancel petition due to relationship ending and it was confirmed canceled.

 

fast forward couple of months started a new relationship with someone i have actually known for years. Freindship has turned into a romantic relationship and this time i feel it can work and would like to submit a new I129F. 
 

My question is my previous petition was never denied, do i have to wait before submitting again or can i full send and resubmit a new petition for my new relationship?

Have you met this new one in person in the past two years?

 

If so, you can file a new petition.   Expect some scrutiny.

[SP1988 24]

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

Have you met this new one in person in the past two years?

 

If so, you can file a new petition.   Expect some scrutiny.

Yes i have multiple times already.

 

i figured they are going to give me a hassle…know what specifically to expect?

[SalishSea 17,818]

Just now, SP1988 said:

Yes i have multiple times already.

 

i figured they are going to give me a hassle…know what specifically to expect?

They will wonder if you are simply habitually filing for foreign fiancés, and may question the bonafides at the consular level.

[JeanneAdil 6,491]

How many times can you apply for K1?

 

 

Can I apply for another K-1 Visa? You can only apply for a K-1 fiancé visa one time in a 2-year period, and only two times total. So if it has been more than 2 years you are okay. If it has been less than 2 years you will need a waiver.

[mytruelove18 608]

2 hours ago, SP1988 said:

Make a long story short i had submitted a I129F and it got approved and was making its way towards the embassy. My relationship with that person ended so i sent a letter to the USCIS requesting to cancel petition due to relationship ending and it was confirmed canceled.

 

fast forward couple of months started a new relationship with someone i have actually known for years. Freindship has turned into a romantic relationship and this time i feel it can work and would like to submit a new I129F. 
 

My question is my previous petition was never denied, do i have to wait before submitting again or can i full send and resubmit a new petition for my new relationship?

With all the delay that k1 are experiences, why dont you get married and apply for spouse visa?, spouse visa is less expendive and the beneficiary can work right after arrive to USA. Eith all the delay in uscis , spouse visa is best option

[SP1988 24]

On 5/21/2022 at 9:25 PM, Jorgedig said:

Have you met this new one in person in the past two years?

 

If so, you can file a new petition.   Expect some scrutiny.

Just wanted to give you an update ended up submitting a new K1 visa for my new fiancee i know this is my second time filing so i anticipate questions about the previous one which im worried about just hope we can cruise to a successful approval i feel we have a numerous amount of positive evidence to prove its all legit. 

On 5/21/2022 at 11:52 PM, mytruelove18 said:

With all the delay that k1 are experiences, why dont you get married and apply for spouse visa?, spouse visa is less expendive and the beneficiary can work right after arrive to USA. Eith all the delay in uscis , spouse visa is best option

Talked to a lawyer and apparently it switched back right now that k1s are coming through quicker than spouse visa.

 

we discussed if we got no goed here we will get married and go that route

[SP1988 24]

My biggest worry is it seems i didnt qualify for a waiver but you never know and i already submitted the application. Am i screwed should i need one or will they request one should i need one?

[Palawan 131]

On 5/21/2022 at 8:29 PM, Jorgedig said:

They will wonder if you are simply habitually filing for foreign fiancés, and may question the bonafides at the consular level.

May is pretty big question, they "may" do anyting at the interview

 

I suspect nothing will be brought up at the interview.

[Palawan 131]

On 5/21/2022 at 8:25 PM, Jorgedig said:

Have you met this new one in person in the past two years?

 

If so, you can file a new petition.   Expect some scrutiny.

I would disgree with " Expect some scrutiny"

 

Have you personally filed for mutliply K1's?  Did you get scrutiny?  

[SalishSea 17,818]

2 hours ago, Palawan said:

I would disgree with " Expect some scrutiny"

 

Have you personally filed for mutliply K1's?  Did you get scrutiny?  

See multiple filer waivers for info.   

[Palawan 131]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

See multiple filer waivers for info.   

The question was directed to you

 

Are you a multi Filer for a K1?

 

Did you get scrutiny?

[SP1988 24]

7 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

See multiple filer waivers for info.   

Just went through it all with a magnifying glass.

 

I dont need a waiver because this my second filing (after second you need a waiver) and because it was after 2 years of original filing of the 1st one so im in the green fortunately.

[SalishSea 17,818]

4 minutes ago, SP1988 said:

Just went through it all with a magnifying glass.

 

I dont need a waiver because this my second filing (after second you need a waiver) and because it was after 2 years of original filing of the 1st one so im in the green fortunately.

Right.   And I did not say you in particular needed a waiver.  I have seen folks on VJ receive scrutiny as multiple filers, even if they do not require the waiver.  
 

Expecting and preparing for scrutiny is just one more way to be prepared.

[SP1988 24]

15 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Right.   And I did not say you in particular needed a waiver.  I have seen folks on VJ receive scrutiny as multiple filers, even if they do not require the waiver.  
 

Expecting and preparing for scrutiny is just one more way to be prepared.

Got you ok. Yes i figured we are preparing everything for additional questions.