lostwisconsinite

thanks aussiewench, that memo helped clarify for me that i "should" be granted a waiver with no problems. my only concern is this. i was approved on my petition but i cancelled it before the interview. it appears that this factor is not taken into account... is it? there is no chance i could have subjected my beneficiary to any sort of abuse if she never even made it into this country

JenT i have read that numerous times and it is still quite vague, especially in light of that i requested a cancel of the petition AFTER the approval and BEFORE the interview meaning the beneficiary of that petition never made it stateside.

even more confusing is the fine print about "acceptable reasons" for requesting the waiver.. self defense death.. and whatnot. how does this apply to me and does it?

maybe im confusing this or it truly is confusing out of the box. how can i request a waiver and do i really need to give a reason? ok, i was a likely victim of a money scam. is this their business to know? i simply wanted to cancel this petition so why do i need to grovel for a waiver? how about IMBRA create a database of beneficiaries who have been through the mill before instead and to protect me or another guy from a potential scam.

i filed a petition within 2 years and i cancelled it before the beneficiary interview. this was still an approved petition so i suppose im required to request a waiver for a new petition correct? any guidelines on what format they require of a waiver request in such a situation?

i need help with the process of cancelling a I-129f. the noa2 was sent to me about 5 weeks ago. can this just be done with a call to the uscis or is it also recommended to send a notatrized statement to the embassy in the philippines as ive read elsewhere

approval here! k1 filed tsc moved to csc noa1 dated 11/14 approved noa2 dated 2/10 hooray.