Filed twice..

[Robert5086 0]

Hello, to spare anyone a really long story I filled for a Fiance Visa I-129f about 6 years ago for a woman I met in S. Korea. I was traveling to see my uncle and me and her really hit it off. Over the course of the next 2 years we chatted online and I visited her again. We went through the visa process and she was approved... after that things really fell apart and she came to the US but we did not get married and she left after a month.

Now...

Almost the exact thing has happened... again (different woman).. but this time I am more than 100 percent sure it will work out because we are both very very much in love... We have visited each other 3 times she has came here twice and I have visited her... my question is because of the past experience will that greatly hinder this visa process? I ask because on the form it asked if you have filed before and the name of the person you filed for... does anyone know? Any help would be great..

Bob

[Audy_Rob 26]

I can't tell you as I just filed my second I-129F petition after a mistaken filing in 2004. But in 2004 I withdrew support of the petition before the Consulate interview, there was no K-1 granted. So I will be watching this thread also.

[ms_jinga_lala 0]

Be 100% honest about this when filing your petition this time. It would also be wise to write a letter explaining how you used your 90 days of the visa your first beneficiary received in order to be certain that the two of you were compatible and would be happy together and you learned that it was not going to work out and she returned to her country promptly. As far as how that will affect your new petition I can't really answer because I have not been through it. However if you search the forums using the search link I know you will find others who have already shared their story because I remember running across a few in my own quest.

[Audy_Rob 26]

This current thread also has some relevant information.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=239782

Have a look.