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Hello!

 

I'm starting my paperwork up for a K-1 visa for my partner an I. A little background before I get into it -

 

We met in Florida in October 2016 and made things official in November 2016. Since then, I've been to the UK (where he lives) three times and he's come to the states three times. I am somewhat worried because I have filed this before, but it was about 7 years ago. I am worried about them blacklisting me from doing this again, but I feel our case is full proof. My ex and I are completely divorced and filled out the proper forms and affidavits to submit them. We've been officially divorced for over three years now. I shouldn't experience any sort of prejudice there, right? I realize they're going to look me over with a magnifying glass because I've done thing before, but I just don't want to be auto-denied. 

 

My next question is do I have a A-Number or a USCIS Online Account number? My ex was the petitioner last time so I'm not sure if this applies to me. Do I need to reach out and get his A-Number and USCIS Case number? Or since I'm the petitioner now, I''ll be given a new one? 

Lastly, I realize it states to write "N/A" for sections that don't apply to me or "None" for numbers that don't. What would I place in the box letters that don't apply to me? if I don't have an A-Number or USCIS Case Number, what would I place there? Also, for the boxes, do I uses Xs or check marks?

 

Any information would be great and thank you all for you time. This website I found is amazing I hope it can help me immigrate my fiancee to the states. :)  

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2 hours ago, orlandowithlove said:

Hello!

 

I'm starting my paperwork up for a K-1 visa for my partner an I. A little background before I get into it -

 

We met in Florida in October 2016 and made things official in November 2016. Since then, I've been to the UK (where he lives) three times and he's come to the states three times. I am somewhat worried because I have filed this before, but it was about 7 years ago. I am worried about them blacklisting me from doing this again, but I feel our case is full proof. My ex and I are completely divorced and filled out the proper forms and affidavits to submit them. We've been officially divorced for over three years now. I shouldn't experience any sort of prejudice there, right? I realize they're going to look me over with a magnifying glass because I've done thing before, but I just don't want to be auto-denied. 

 

My next question is do I have a A-Number or a USCIS Online Account number? My ex was the petitioner last time so I'm not sure if this applies to me. Do I need to reach out and get his A-Number and USCIS Case number? Or since I'm the petitioner now, I''ll be given a new one? 

Lastly, I realize it states to write "N/A" for sections that don't apply to me or "None" for numbers that don't. What would I place in the box letters that don't apply to me? if I don't have an A-Number or USCIS Case Number, what would I place there? Also, for the boxes, do I uses Xs or check marks?

 

Any information would be great and thank you all for you time. This website I found is amazing I hope it can help me immigrate my fiancee to the states. :)  

If your ex was the petitioner last time, are you now a US citizen?

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22 minutes ago, orlandowithlove said:

No, he was Australian and he now lives in America! 

I’m confused...if your ex is Australian, how was he the petitioner? The petitioner is always the USC for K1 visas...

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You asked these questions 2 months ago and received excellent answers. The answers have not changed. 

 

 

Timeline in brief:

Married: September 27, 2014

I-130 filed: February 5, 2016

NOA1: February 8, 2016 Nebraska

NOA2: July 21, 2016

Interview: December 6, 2016 London

POE: December 19, 2016 Las Vegas

N-400 filed: September 30, 2019

Interview: March 22, 2021 Seattle

Oath: March 22, 2021 COVID-style same-day oath

 

Now a US citizen!

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