I Cancelled my I-129F sent them a letter. How soon I can re apply for I-129f for a different person?

[Gabriel2001 0]

I Cancelled my I-129F application. Sent the US Embassy and the USCIS CSC a letter of cancellation last week. How soon I can re apply for I-129f for a different person?

[Cortr 3]

Unless you have other petitions in your past, I think you can re-apply right away, although they will probably look very suspiciously at that, which might hurt your case.

I recall reading that you are limited to so many petitions during a 5 or 10 year period.

[Inky 1,111]

You will likely need to include a waiver since your applying for one again so quickly. There are instructions on the I-129F sheets on if you are applying a second time, they may have instructions on the guides here too not sure tho.

[Audy_Rob 26]

Based on the information provided you can file the I-129F right away and you do not need a waiver. The first I-129F was NOT approved (I am assuming it was not) so it is not included in the 2 year rule. However if you have filed TWO or more K-1 I-129F petitions at ANY time in the past (no 5 or 10 year limit) then you would need to add a waiver request to this I-129F petition you are about to file.

Good luck.

[marklovetina 52]

u can re-apply right away, but if u filed a k1 2 or more times before u need to include a simple letter why u had a withdrawal in the past...

good luck on ur next re-file...

godsgift

[hendrixfan 0]

u can re-apply right away, but if u filed a k1 2 or more times before u need to include a simple letter why u had a withdrawal in the past...

good luck on ur next re-file...

godsgift

What does it mean by "filed a K1" does that mean you would have had to receive the K1 visa for this rule to be applicable? Would an interviewer ask questions about your previous I-129F filed?

[Moomin 292]

If a petition was approved by USCIS - that's what USCIS cares about.

Maybe. It won't look good if asked at the interview and the foreign fiance(e) knows nothing about it and reacts according to not knowing. Doesn't really leave a great impression if the interviewing officer concludes that the USC withheld that information on purpose and not being upfront with the fiance(e).

Both parts also have to list all children, prior marriages - one thing is for the USCIS to know, another is that is won't come back and slap either part in the face by not knowing about children prior to the current/future marriage.

Edited February 24, 2012 by moomin

[pushbrk 13,613]

What does it mean by "filed a K1" does that mean you would have had to receive the K1 visa for this rule to be applicable? Would an interviewer ask questions about your previous I-129F filed?

Nobody files a K1. You file an I-129F petition for a spouse. If you are filing a second petition, ask for a waiver and explain what happened with the first petition.

Don't confuse visas and petitions and don't confuse petitions and visa applications. Doing so is the reason people get so confused.