leaving while my status was adjusting

[cece996 0]

i got a k1 visa then migrated to the united states we got married within the 90 days and we filed for aos which had included i130 unfortunately my sister and father passed away and there was no time to file a eap so i left the united states without it or any other legal document after leaving they sent an appointment for me to do my biometrics but i wasn't there a week or 2 later i filied a i129 to apply for a k3 visa to continue my adjustment of status but its been pending for over a year. i went ahead and messaged the uscis and they responded that my case is on hold or suspense until the receive my bio metrics there is a uscis in Dominica republic can i just go there and do my bio metric? should i file a new i130 or leave the old one pending i really need some answers  

[Roel 7,191]

I don't think that's how it works.

 

You should probably cancel all your pending petitions and then start the CR1 from a scratch.

[Ontarkie 13,922]

~~Moved to IR1/CR1 P&P, from K1 P&P - The OP is looking at returning to the US after abandoning her AOS.~~

[pushbrk 12,146]

3 hours ago, cece996 said:

i got a k1 visa then migrated to the united states we got married within the 90 days and we filed for aos which had included i130 unfortunately my sister and father passed away and there was no time to file a eap so i left the united states without it or any other legal document after leaving they sent an appointment for me to do my biometrics but i wasn't there a week or 2 later i filied a i129 to apply for a k3 visa to continue my adjustment of status but its been pending for over a year. i went ahead and messaged the uscis and they responded that my case is on hold or suspense until the receive my bio metrics there is a uscis in Dominica republic can i just go there and do my bio metric? should i file a new i130 or leave the old one pending i really need some answers  

Filing an I-129F for a spouse is futile anyway but it must be filed with or after an I-130.  The process available to you is the CR1 visa process.  Start with the guides but also carefully study the I-130 instructions.  Forget about the K3 visa.  It hasn't been available for at least 9 years.   REALLY.

 

The lone I-129F you filed will be denied anyway but it would be prudent to withdraw it.  YOU would not file any petition.  Your US Citizen spouse does the petition filing.

[cece996 0]

thank you kindly for responding, also do i have to cancel all my other pending forms and start over with the CR1

17 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Filing an I-129F for a spouse is futile anyway but it must be filed with or after an I-130.  The process available to you is the CR1 visa process.  Start with the guides but also carefully study the I-130 instructions.  Forget about the K3 visa.  It hasn't been available for at least 9 years.   REALLY.

 

The lone I-129F you filed will be denied anyway but it would be prudent to withdraw it.  YOU would not file any petition.  Your US Citizen spouse does the petition filing.

do i have to cancel my other forms and start over?

 

[Just Paul 4,591]

4 minutes ago, cece996 said:

do i have to cancel my other forms and start over?

 

Yes.   Your spouse needs to file an I-130/I-130A petition.

[pushbrk 12,146]

1 hour ago, cece996 said:

thank you kindly for responding, also do i have to cancel all my other pending forms and start over with the CR1

do i have to cancel my other forms and start over?

 

Withdraw anything that was filed before.  Your spouse will file an I-130 petition.  The I-130a is a required supplemental form.