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Hi everyone,

I am filing a K1 visa for my fiancee who I met in Bombay this month. This is the first time I will be filing a K1 visa since I became a US citizen this year.

In Aug 2001, I had filed Form I-824 to process my wife (also from Bombay) as "Following To Join" based on my I-485 approval a few months earlier. The process was abandoned soon after due to marital troubles and we got divorced in Feb 2004. She even ignored the letter sent by the Consulate to submit her paperwork (DS-156 etc). No consular interview was ever scheduled.

I just called NVC to see if they have any record of the case. They ask for USCIS receipt# which I have. Their automated system shows no such case exists. So I am assuming that this case was purged since it is over 5 years old.

Should I bother sending either NVC or USCIS anything in writing about officially closing the case before I file the K1 for my fiancee?

Any help gladly appreciated.

Regards,

RaRe

K-1 Visa
06/12/07 - Filed
06/15/07 - NOA1 (Receipt Date)
12/03/07 - NOA2 (Approval Date)
12/07/07 - NVC Received
12/10/07 - NVC Left
12/17/07 - Consulate Received
12/31/07 - Packet 3 Received
01/07/08 - Packet 3 Sent
01/10/08 - Packet 4 Received
03/05/08 - Interview (visa approved)
03/06/08 - Visa Arrived (by courier)
03/27/08 - US Entry
04/10/08 - Marriage

AOS
05/09/08 - Filed
05/16/08 - NOA1 (Receipt Date)
06/04/08 - Biometrics
06/24/08 - Transfer to CSC
10/21/08 - RFE for Medical Exam I-693
11/13/08 - Mailed fresh medical report
11/18/08 - Case processing resumed
12/04/08 - Card Production Ordered
12/04/08 - Welcome Notice
12/08/08 - Approval Notice

Remove Conditions
09/01/10 - Filed
09/07/10 - NOA1 (Receipt Date)
10/19/10 - Biometrics
12/10/10 - Card Production Ordered

Naturalization

04/29/15 - Filed

05/09/15 - NOA

05/27/15 - Biometrics

08/27/15 - Interview

09/22/15 - Oath Taking

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There are some restrictions in filing for multiple K-1s, but I dont think you should have any trouble with your situation. Consulting an attorney is probably a better idea than asking for help here for your situation.

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