HELP!! what to do in Multiple I-129F application approval

[Justo 0]

Hi Vjers,

I applied for the I-129F (15 yrs. ago) and received a notice that it has been approved, good thing me and my beneficiary broke up before the completion of the process, and just ignored about the noticed and go on with our separated lives, and this year I applied for I-129f and today I got a noticed in my mail box that IT HAS BEEN APPROVED, and they put me in their data base for having a multiple application approval. Here are my questions.

1. What's next after this?

2. How long it will may delay the process of our papers?

3. Should I hire an attorney or I can do it on my own?

Thank you in advance for answering my questions.

[Tim/Mav 305]

Well, I don't think you need an Attorney. You had a previous 129-F file and approved through USCIS. You say you ignored it and wrote it off. Very possible you were issued a NOA2 on that previous petition and was transfered to her Country and it became a matter of record.

This is what I would do: Your case is in Vermont awaiting a NOA2. Call them and explain the past and currant situation. There you will get more answers than an Attorney. There is no harm with a past filed 129-F. It won't slow down your case unless they ask about the past Approval with a RFE on that Petition. Explain it over the phone while your case is early and hopefuly that clears it up. Be prepared to give the NOA1 # Your Fiancee's date of birth etc. Remember, they record everything you say and put it into the computor system be accurate, detailed and tell the truth. If you can do that, I think you will be fine. Also, inform your New Fiancee' about the past petition. There you go! Not legal advice but thats what a Attorney would do for $1,500.00.... LOL

[Justo 0]

Tim/Mav , you made me laugh..lol

Thank you for the reply, Glad to read that it won't slow down the process, and mostly no need to hire an attorney. Whew!

Thanks to VJ I got an advice for free. hehe