I have a question about i134f, Page 4, part 3, 26. submitting petitions to USCIS for visa's previously

[Lookingglass 1]

It ask to list people whom I have submitted a petition for visa to USCIS previously... I did file the i130f before back in 2013, and it got approved, but I never filed the affidavit of Support, as the marriage was mutually ended before we got to that point. Recently, as of 2019 April I filed the i129F for my fiancee, which was approved, and we are now in the process filing out the i134F and this question has me a little confused. So would I have to list my ex wife as one I previously petitioned for? Or is this question asking solely about the i134f?? 

 

This is the actual quote of the question,

 

i134F, Page 4, Part 3, Item 26,

 

I have submitted a visa petition(s) to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on behalf of the following persons. (If none, write "None" in space for name below.)

Thank you

Edited September 10, 2019 by Lookingglass

[payxibka 10,044]

2 minutes ago, Lookingglass said:

It ask to list people whom I have submitted a petition for visa to USCIS previously... I did file the i130f before back in 2013, and it got approved, but I never filed the affidavit of Support, as the marriage was mutually ended before we got to that point. So would I have to list my ex wife as one I previously petitioned for? Or is this question asking solely about the i134f?? 

 

This is the actual quote of the question,

 

i134F, Page 4, Part 3, Item 26,

 

I have submitted a visa petition(s) to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on behalf of the following persons. (If none, write "None" in space for name below.)

Thank you

 The question is asking specically if you have previously petitioned.  That would include any previous petitions 

[Lookingglass 1]

2 minutes ago, payxibka said:

 The question is asking specically if you have previously petitioned.  That would include any previous petitions 

ah okay, thanks for your swift response. I will add her 

[Lookingglass 1]

19 hours ago, payxibka said:

 The question is asking specically if you have previously petitioned.  That would include any previous petitions 

so I have to add my ex wife, okay... well I dont remember the exact date I filed the position, it was late in march 2014... as the acceptance letter was April 1st. Does it have to be completely accurate?? It's like march 24-28, I'm not sure. 

[payxibka 10,044]

2 minutes ago, Lookingglass said:

so I have to add my ex wife, okay... well I dont remember the exact date I filed the position, it was late in march 2014... as the acceptance letter was April 1st. Does it have to be completely accurate?? It's like march 24-28, I'm not sure. 

Do the best you can,  its what I did 

[Lookingglass 1]

7 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Do the best you can,  its what I did 

okay. Relationship to me, I suppose, to be formal, I'll put former spouse? Or does ex wife suffice? This is probably semantics, but just want to be sure. I'm thinking I should go with the former and not the latter.  

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[SalishSea 16,769]

1 hour ago, Lookingglass said:

okay. Relationship to me, I suppose, to be formal, I'll put former spouse? Or does ex wife suffice? This is probably semantics, but just want to be sure. I'm thinking I should go with the former and not the latter.  

I'm sure they do not care.  Since you have to provide evidence of legal termination of any prior marriages, it is a moot point.

[flfreddy 92]

They are checking I-134 $$.   Note that I-864 (affidavit of suuport) for spouse is lifetime sponsor even if divorced.   The termination is when either dies, ex-spouse becomes USC, has 10 years of SS work.    They do not want anyone you sponsored before to be a public charge.

 

So if you had sponsored 2 people before, you better have $30,000 ready to back you up in case these 2 come back and become a public charge.. .gov find you... but chances very slim.

[Lookingglass 1]

On 9/10/2019 at 6:38 PM, Jorgedig said:

I'm sure they do not care.  Since you have to provide evidence of legal termination of any prior marriages, it is a moot point.

theyll have the i129f which have the divorce decree available for them. 

[Lookingglass 1]

17 hours ago, flfreddy said:

They are checking I-134 $$.   Note that I-864 (affidavit of suuport) for spouse is lifetime sponsor even if divorced.   The termination is when either dies, ex-spouse becomes USC, has 10 years of SS work.    They do not want anyone you sponsored before to be a public charge.

 

So if you had sponsored 2 people before, you better have $30,000 ready to back you up in case these 2 come back and become a public charge.. .gov find you... but chances very slim.

Oh,

 

well I never filled out any affidavit of support for anyone past. Back in 2013 I was married and petitioned the i130f on behave of my wife at the time, but a few months after our case was sent to the NVC we mutually decided to end the marriage, so we never made it to the i184f part of the process, thankfully.

Edited September 12, 2019 by Lookingglass

[kmk813 11]

On 9/9/2019 at 8:17 PM, payxibka said:

 The question is asking specically if you have previously petitioned.  That would include any previous petitions 

I have a question about that. I filed a I129F in 2013 for the same fiance. Am I am supposed to put him on there? It says for any other person what I remember. He was denied because he was banned for 10 years at his interview. 

[payxibka 10,044]

21 minutes ago, kmk813 said:

I have a question about that. I filed a I129F in 2013 for the same fiance. Am I am supposed to put him on there? It says for any other person what I remember. He was denied because he was banned for 10 years at his interview. 

Any, not any if only a different beneficiary