Should we note a unique circumstance in our I-129F application

[mdusa 0]

Hello VJ Community

Thanks for the great advice thus far. We are all set and ready to submit our original I-129F package. In looking at the USCIS mailing tips, I found this note:

"If you believe your situation to be unique, explain it fully in an attachment to the packet, not as a cover letter."

My fiance is Canadian, and her parents secured her a green card when she was a young child in case she wanted to attend college in the U.S. She never did, nor did she ever try to live in the U.S. The green card is now expired, but she will still have the social security on file.

Does this count as a unique circumstance, and should we mention it as a separate attachment?

Thanks!

[DainandVicky 4]

I'm not positive but I thought I remembered that particular sentence being in relevance to the meeting within 2 years requirement?

Like if you think you're special enough to waive this requirement please explain in triplicate why you're so damn special (paraphrasing lol)

[trailmix 77]

Hi,

I just have a question for you - how did she get the greencard and a SSN? What were the circumstances? Is one or both of her parents American?