K1 and cr1 both in uscis

[Faryalmalik 1]

We applied firstly k1 visa after failure of interview we applied cr1 visa.now status showed that my k1 visa still review in uscis and my cr1 visa's noa1 recieved.i just want to ask is my k1 visa speedup my cr1 visa process?? Please if any one have knowlege about this.kindly share

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

Did you withdraw the I-129F? If not, then it could delay your CR-1 process.

Edited June 26, 2019 by missileman

[Just Paul 4,595]

If you are married you are no longer eligible for a K1.  It is best to withdraw the I-129F in writing.  If it has been a year since the interview it has mostlike died on its own.

[Faryalmalik 1]

I gave interview 4th feb 2018 and applied cr1 may 15.no i didnt withdraw they just reply me on interview that u r just applying for immigration benefit si sent ur case to uscis and now k1  is still in review process.my cr1 in nabraska centre waiting for noa2.i think they have already my data when i apply for k1 may be they will check my cr1 easily  and quickily.what you say?

Edited June 27, 2019 by Faryalmalik

[Faryalmalik 1]

10 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

If you are married you are no longer eligible for a K1.  It is best to withdraw the I-129F in writing.  If it has been a year since the interview it has mostlike died on its own.

I saw your timeline.its too quick.what u did?

[Just Paul 4,595]

8 hours ago, Faryalmalik said:

I saw your timeline.its too quick.what u did?

We were eligible for Direct Consulate Filing and the had all of our documentation together.

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

8 hours ago, Faryalmalik said:

.no i didnt withdraw they just reply me on interview

Then, your CR1 case could be significantly delayed.....You can't have conflicting cases processing at the same time.  You should immediately withdraw the K-1 since you no longer qualify.......

 

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, missileman said:

Then, your CR1 case could be significantly delayed.....You can't have conflicting cases processing at the same time.  You should immediately withdraw the K-1 since you no longer qualify.......

 

I 129f expired on it's own a long time ago 

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

I 129f expired on it's own a long time ago 

but I would still submit a withdrawal letter........especially since the "current" USCIS status is as the OP posted "still processing".

[payxibka 10,045]

5 minutes ago, missileman said:

but I would still submit a withdrawal letter........especially since the "current" USCIS status is as the OP posted "still processing".

I often wonder where that lore comes from.   A petitionner can have multiple active petitions, and a beneficiary can as well in the i130 side.  Is there something special about the i129f?

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

7 minutes ago, payxibka said:

I often wonder where that lore comes from.   A petitionner can have multiple active petitions, and a beneficiary can as well in the i130 side.  Is there something special about the i129f?

But not active as a spouse and fiance at the same time.......😁

Edited June 27, 2019 by missileman

[payxibka 10,045]

8 minutes ago, missileman said:

But not active as a spouse and fiance at the same time.......😁

If it had never gone to interview, I might agree.  In this case an inneligibity was found. Most likely the case came back, scanned into the uscis and it's been in cold storage since.  I doubt the online status will ever change

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

7 minutes ago, payxibka said:

If it had never gone to interview, I might agree.  In this case an inneligibity was found. Most likely the case came back, scanned into the uscis and it's been in cold storage since.  I doubt the online status will ever change

There was a K-1 interview.........and it sounds to me as if it might be in AP..............I could be wrong.

[payxibka 10,045]

Just now, missileman said:

There was a K-1 interview.........and it sounds to me as if it might be in AP..............I could be wrong.

If being returned to the uscis is AP, but that is not the normal definition.  

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

If being returned to the uscis is AP, but that is not the normal definition.  

Oh... I see that it was sent back now......I don't deal with no punctuation well sometimes......LOL.