Y3ambouzinek

Your are welcome. That's your best option at the moment. 

I will for sure let you all know thank you again.

Best of luck.  Hopefully you shall hear soon.

My ex husband is still in the USA I don’t know what a GC means sorry 😣 

There's no way to really know for certain, why your case is taking longer, but it does make sense that they are looking into your previous case.  It's possible that once they got the files together, it was kicked into another queue for a more senior officer to evaluate.

The decision will be made based on all the facts they have.  We don't have those facts.  We don't know what other red flags there may be.  Red flags are things like marrying on the first visit, and in that region, the woman being significantly older than the man is a red flag.  The bigger the age difference, the bigger the flag.  

My ex husband is still in the USA I don’t know what a GC means sorry 😣 

you need to do 1040 x to amend the 2022 as you are married /not single
if u want to do MFJ and claim spouse follow the IRS site for nonresident alien spouse filing the W7 and providing needed documents
and go for the $ 25,900  giving u a bigger rebate check
 
https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/nonresident-spouse
 
otherwise ,  lose the extra $12,950 deduction and file MFS (that  is separate not single)

Again this if false and untrue,  Please stop posting false information on this forum
 
How many have you filed a K1 and did it cause a red flag? I am thinking your answer will be I have never file 2 or more K1's, this is what I think
 
I can tell you from reality it caused no red flags and maybe could possibly  speed up the process since the petitioner has already been vetted by USCIS once.  Nothing mentioned at Embassy Interview regarding past K1's applications, only about a 3 minute interview consisting of maybe 7 questions and boom you are approved.  
 
 

They probably look at it but you’ll have to submit a current / updated one after the petition is approved.  It isn’t needed at the petition stage.

Oh my god thank you so much for your answer . Now i can sleep in peace. thankyou  Crazy Cat. You mention is not looked at, therefore do you think i should send it. If i dont send it they will never look at it. lol
 

Best bet is to follow the instructions to the letter, rather than sending unsolicited items.  

Oh my god thank you so much for your answer . Now i can sleep in peace. thankyou  Crazy Cat. You mention is not looked at, therefore do you think i should send it. If i dont send it they will never look at it. lol
 

Thank you so very much powerpuff. I really really appreciate your help and time you took to response. 

No, you should not send it as it is not on the list of documents to submit with I-130. You submit it after your petition gets to NVC 

The I-864 is not needed or even looked at until the NVC stage of the process.

Good evening every one. I hope someone with more knowledge than me can help me out with the following question, and thank you in advance.
In the application I-130  (page 8 of 12 Part5. other information).....is asking if I have ever filed a petition for this or any beneficiary or any other alien.... The story is,,, that I was previously married and did filed a K-1 Visa, which petition was approved..... therefore, I am CONFUSED whether I am being asked if I have previously filed/petition a I-130 visa (the answer would be NO) or if I have filed/petition any other type of visa (then the answer would be YES)...
Can someone help me answer this question the right way please?  Thank you

The I-129 F is a petition.

A  petiton : could be any petition.

All u need is a Naturalizaiton certificate or US passport  to show u r now a US citizen

You forgot to read the word “UNLESS”. This change all the meaning.
 
5. A spouse, if you gained lawful permanent resident status through a prior marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, unless:
A. You are now a naturalized U.S. citizen;
 
So, yes, you can file for your spouse 

This one is good for step by step (other than the drs listed for medical and your criminal report(s) will be different)  
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/CSB-Casablanca.html

I really thank you for everything. God bless

If you are filing an I-130/I-130A for consular processing I suggest you file online:
https://www.uscis.gov/i-130
 Here is the list of lockboxes if you want to send the petition by mail. 
https://www.uscis.gov/i-130-addresses
 

Usually less than a year... but for your sanity prepare for a year at USCIS before it moves to NVC. 
 
 
Check historical processing times as reported by VJ members here:
 
CSC= 302 days
VSC= 337 days
TSC= 313 days
NSC= 330 days
NBC= 162 days
 
and you can follow timelines here:
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/k1list.php?op6=All&op66=All&op7=All&op1=i&op2=&dfile=No&op3=5&op4=1&op5=5%2C6%2C8%2C10%2C11%2C13%2C14%2C15%2C16%2C17%2C18%2C20%2C21%2C22%2C25%2C26%2C27%2C28%2C108%2C110%2C111%2C208%2C210%2C211&cfl=0
 
 

No need to register your marriage in the USA.  You are already married everywhere.
 
Now is the time to study the spouse visa guide.  Click on the word "guides" at the top of any page here.  Then, download and become an A-Student of both the I-130 form and it's separate PDF of instructions.  This is a do it yourself/help site, with emphasis on self.  Please start on your homework first, so you'll know what to ask about.