I need advice for a RFE regarding multiple filings

[DinaBill 4]

Aloha,

 

We received an RFE today regarding multiple filings. This is what they say the need -

 

 For this petition to be approved, USCIS would have to grant a waiver of the filing limitations described above. You must submit a written request for a waiver and explain why a waiver is appropriate in your case. You submitted a waiver request but you did not submit any/sufficient evidence to support your waiver request. The evidence should show that a favorable exercise of discretion to grant the waiver is warranted in your case and any unusual circumstances that exist (e.g. death or incapacity of the former beneficiary(ies)). 

 

I will attach my Request for Waiver that we included in our packet (doc file). Please give me ideas what else I can say/include. I'm lost.

 

Bill
 

03 - Waiver request doc.doc

[Dashinka 24,542]

This may be helpful.  You also might send in screenshots of the website you found regarding your second petition.  In the end, it is the details that matter in the waiver request, so you might want to add some to your request letter.

 

Good Luck!

 

https://www.fickeymartinezlaw.com/immigration/k-1-fiance-visa/i-129f-multiple-filer-waiver#:~:text=Being a multiple filer is not inherently a,a letter signed by the US citizen petitioner.

[DinaBill 4]

The screenshot is very prominent in the file I attached

[DELTAFOXTROT 56]

On 10/20/2024 at 1:28 AM, DinaBill said:

Aloha,

 

We received an RFE today regarding multiple filings. This is what they say the need -

 

 For this petition to be approved, USCIS would have to grant a waiver of the filing limitations described above. You must submit a written request for a waiver and explain why a waiver is appropriate in your case. You submitted a waiver request but you did not submit any/sufficient evidence to support your waiver request. The evidence should show that a favorable exercise of discretion to grant the waiver is warranted in your case and any unusual circumstances that exist (e.g. death or incapacity of the former beneficiary(ies)). 

 

I will attach my Request for Waiver that we included in our packet (doc file). Please give me ideas what else I can say/include. I'm lost.

 

Bill
 

03 - Waiver request doc.doc 106.5 kB · 17 downloads

Keep it professional and keep the small talk out of it.  Just give the facts only.

[Dashinka 24,542]

12 hours ago, DinaBill said:

The screenshot is very prominent in the file I attached

Sorry, the screenshot did not come through when I looked at it on my tablet, I see it now on my PC.  I guess my only other advice would be to follow the template in the link I posted, particularly related to your first petition, add a little more detail of the petition for your first wife.  Also add a little more information regarding the actual information of Jenny from your second petition.   You already alluded to most of it, but maybe a re-write of the waiver request is warranted.

 

Good Luck!

 

• Full name, and any other versions of that name, for instance, maiden names and married names
• Date of birth
• Prior I129F receipt numbers (if you have the notices, that is also extremely beneficial to provide to the USCIS Officer)
• The date when the relationship began, how you initially met or started talking, and how the relationship grew from dating to engagement and plans of marriage
• What caused the relationship to end, or how did plans change after receiving the I129f approval or the K-1 visa
• Pictures say 1000 words, if you can provide a profile photo of the Ex or maybe a prior photo of the couple together, that could help the officer visualize things better