please help me!

[Thuy 0]

Please i need your help.

My bf apply a k1 for me, but he applied another person on 2004 and now he apply for me on 2006. But USCIS wants to deny us because he applied 2 k1 in two years. They request a waiver within 30 days. But he does not know how to request a waiver.

Does anybody know a similar case? Please help us! I don't want they deny us.

[BettyAndMe 0]

Please i need your help.

My bf apply a k1 for me, but he applied another person on 2004 and now he apply for me on 2006. But USCIS wants to deny us because he applied 2 k1 in two years. They request a waiver within 30 days. But he does not know how to request a waiver.

Does anybody know a similar case? Please help us! I don't want they deny us.

If I were in this spot, I would consult with several different lawyers who have immigration experience. I am not saying that he should necessarily hire one, just have an initial consultation to determine if he should hire a lawyer.

Just my $0.02

[Thuy 0]

Do you know any good lawyer in Orlando?

[ready4ONE 5,400]

I am not an expert, but I don't think he needs any sort of special form. He simply needs to write a letter asking for a waiver, explaining why he is now filing for a new K-1 for you, and what happened with the other person for whom he filed the earlier K-1.

You may get better answers from others on here, but it is not the end of the world. Good luck on your journey!

[one...two...tree 2,762]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...9&hl=waiver

You can try reading through that thread or message the person who started that thread because he was approved with a waiver.

As far as I understand it, your fiance would have to explain why he should not have to wait 2 years before applying for another K-1. He probably should consult an immigration attorney with this question, however, since he's been denied, all he can do is file the waiver.

[GeorgiaOnMyMInd 0]

Please i need your help.

My bf apply a k1 for me, but he applied another person on 2004 and now he apply for me on 2006. But USCIS wants to deny us because he applied 2 k1 in two years. They request a waiver within 30 days. But he does not know how to request a waiver.

Does anybody know a similar case? Please help us! I don't want they deny us.

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[sakurasama 0]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

[felnfrank 1]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

read articles about IMBRA also...i remember that there would be no multiple marriage of foreign women with this new law...well, he hasnt married the previous girl, has he?

[Thuy 0]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

read articles about IMBRA also...i remember that there would be no multiple marriage of foreign women with this new law...well, he hasnt married the previous girl, has he?

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, he didn't marriage that girl.

[felnfrank 1]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

read articles about IMBRA also...i remember that there would be no multiple marriage of foreign women with this new law...well, he hasnt married the previous girl, has he?

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, he didn't marriage that girl.

well that's good...just read more and dont hesitate to ask questions, a lot would willingly help...

goodluck

[kitkat1 5]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

This is correct and it's all he needs to do. It's all there on the I-129F instructions. He needs to start by reading those and then write the waiver within 30 days. A consult with an attorney experienced with multiple I-129Fs post-IMBRA wouldn't hurt.

[Thuy 0]

I also believe that a waiver is just a term for "letter of explanation". He needs to write a letter explaining about his first relationship, probably pointing out that he entered into it in good faith and then explaining what went wrong and then why he is applying for you. I don't think they are denying you over this, they are probably just asking for a little more paperwork. Maybe it is not time to worry yet.

This is correct and it's all he needs to do. It's all there on the I-129F instructions. He needs to start by reading those and then write the waiver within 30 days. A consult with an attorney experienced with multiple I-129Fs post-IMBRA wouldn't hurt.

Thanks alot of your advise.