"Multipul filer wavier", does it take more time to process?

[dean1492 1]

I was wondering if anybody knows here about this waiver. I had to include this in my I-129F. I read somewhere that it takes up to 6 months extra for this waiver. VJ estimates my NOA-2 will come the start of December. But that's without the waiver. I know I have to be patient. Anybody heard about extra time for this waiver?

Thanks for reading.

RW

[wrestling289 7]

Hi Dean, I also submitted a waiver request and it did not add additional time. But I mistakenly rushed the paperwork and didn't submit sufficient evidence for the waiver and subsequently received an RFE (request for evidence) which delayed the process 3 months.

[dean1492 1]

3 hours ago, wrestling289 said:

Hi Dean, I also submitted a waiver request and it did not add additional time. But I mistakenly rushed the paperwork and didn't submit sufficient evidence for the waiver and subsequently received an RFE (request for evidence) which delayed the process 3 months.

That's good! The info is not that available on any waivers. Thank you wrestling289!

[dean1492 1]

On 11/18/2017 at 1:03 PM, wrestling289 said:

Hi Dean, I also submitted a waiver request and it did not add additional time. But I mistakenly rushed the paperwork and didn't submit sufficient evidence for the waiver and subsequently received an RFE (request for evidence) which delayed the process 3 months.

Can I ask what you forgot? I have 8 pages, 2 noa2, and the letters I wrote to cancel them, and a letter from the us embassy in manila, and one letter from the uscis for the cancellation. And 2 pages asking for the waiver.

 

Thanks for your reply!

[wrestling289 7]

I did not properly submit sufficient evidence to go along with my waiver request. I stated a few reasons why I was filing again, but did not submit documentation to go along with those reasons. For example, one of those reasons was the death of my fiancé's close family member. I failed to provide a death certificate.

 

My advice would be to make sure to provide documentation with your waiver request. If there is no documentation for the reason listed, that is fine, but if you list something that can be verified you must include that with your waiver request. I would not worry. Everything will turn out fine. Good luck!