Opinion on our petition history and its potential impact on new petition

[darth vader 131]

My USC spouse is going to be filing a new I-130 petition for me. Here is our history with USCIS, please share your opinion if you think we are going to have hard time, elevated scrutiny or unusual processing time for the new petition due to this?

 

1. My wife filed an I-130 for non USC ex-husband whom she met in college in the U.S. The marriage lasted less than two years, and I-130 petition was withdrawn within 2-3 months of sending it since they separated and later divorced. The petition was withdrawn before it could be approved.

2. Same year, my wife met me over the internet, I was living in India at the time. Next year, she visited me after her divorce was finalized. She visited me multiple times in India. She petitioned for I-129f for me. I interviewed in Mumbai, was denied a visa, we married in India instead, and surprisingly were asked to appear for another interview. At this point we were married so we just withdrew the I-129f petition.

3. We both moved to Canada next year, and live together here since then. After living together in Canada for ~3 years and being married for four years we got an IR1 visa as a result of I-130 petition my wife had filed for me. However, we ended up not moving at the time due to changed circumstances, and stayed in Canada.

 

We are finally ready to move to the U.S. and plan to apply for an I-130 again. We have been married for over five years now, living together for four years. We have all joint finances, co-habitation, family photos, life insurance beneficiary of each other, joint taxes etc. Given the previous petitions, do you think we'll have any issues with out new I-130 petition?

Edited December 10, 2019 by darth vader

[milimelo 4,205]

You’ll be fine. 

[darth vader 131]

4 hours ago, milimelo said:

You’ll be fine. 

Have you seen cases similar to ours before? Would USCIS take additional time for "vetting" our case more than usual cases by supervisors etc.?

[LilyJ 1,258]

The same situation applies to more people than you would believe. You will be okay