Multiple Filer

[tinman 33]

Previously in 2004 and again in 2009 I applied for K-1 visas for 2 different Women from China.

I never married either woman.

After the first touch on the 2nd one in 2009, CIS informed me that I fell into the catagory of "multiple Filer". Then they proceede to forward the application on, and my girl was approved for her visa in normal timeline.

I don't know if a "waiver" was intended for the purpose of someone filing another k-1 especially considering that I ended up not marrying either woman. But I still am including a "hand written" request for waiver documenting in much detail why the marriage did not take place in either situation, while also trying to make my case why this next one is much more concievable.

In the 1st (2003) the woman refused to return to China, and is here still this day somewhere unknown to me. (Immigration has informed me that her passport does not show up leaving).

In the 2nd (2009) this woman did agree to return to China, and did in fact return.

I did notify Immigration within their respective visa terms here of their status leaving My care, and did outline specific (good) reasons why the relationships failed.

Does anyone know if the waiver was intended for someone who filed twice before and DID NOT marry...or if it says specifically any multiple filer regardless the outcome?

I think it's actually a good idea to give a reasonable explaination why someone did apply twice before, and why a third should be considered. It really makes sense for believability...I just wondered if anyone knew specifically of a case such as this.

Constructive comments welcomed please,

Ronn

( I spent more than 2 months with my current girl in Vietnam with her family....and we became engaged there...I'm very hopeful for our success, if not granted the approval this time, I would still go there to be with her and marry....)

[baron555 934]

Yes, you filed (and had the petitions approved) therefore you need the waiver letter.

Edited October 19, 2012 by baron555