"HERE IS THE REVISION:
LIMITATIONS ON FILING MULTIPLE K VISA PETITIONS: (Revised July 2006) For the first time, limitations are placed on the filing of K Visa petitions (both K-1 Fiancee and K-3 Spousal). There are two (2) kinds of limitations: A. numerical limitation and B. time limitation. Under USCIS current intrepretation of Section 832(a)(2) of IMBRA, some petitioners will not be able to file a K Visa petition as of right. Numerical limitation: If a petitioner filed two (2) or more K Visa petitions ever in the past which were APPROVED by Immigration Service, then that petitioner needs to secure a special exception called a "waiver" from Homeland Security before successfully filing another K Visa petition. Time limitation: If a petitioner filed any single K Visa petition which was APPROVED by Immigration Service in the past 24 months, then that petitioner must wait at least 24 months from the filing date of the last petition before filing the next K Visa petition, or secure the special exception "waiver" from Homeland Security, before he can successfully file another K Visa petition."
So, if I have two previous K-1 visas in the past 20 years and am married to a foreign citizen, I have to get a waiver from Homeland Security to get her a visa to come live with me?
We all know how prone the gov't is to granting "exceptions" and "waivers". This is just @#$%^ rediculous.