K-1 Filing

[Sade Em 0]

Hi everyone, I'm new here. A friend of mine recommended me this site to help me out on applying a K-1 visa.

My annulment still in process. It's been a year since I filed it but still waiting to be approved.

My boyfriend and I wonder if we could start now in filing a K-1 visa even if my annulment still in process.

Please help me out, I would appreciate you response. Thanks and more power!

 

[Chancy 6,241]

3 minutes ago, Marilou Mantilla said:

My boyfriend and I wonder if we could start now in filing a K-1 visa even if my annulment still in process.

 

No -- your boyfriend cannot file an I-129F petition for you until after your annulment has been finalized.  Both the petitioner and the beneficiary must meet all the eligibility requirements at the time of filing the petition, and one of those requirements is that you must be free to marry.

 

Where did you file your annulment?  Which country?

 

[Sade Em 0]

Thank you tons for the reply. Annulment is filed here in the Philippines.

[Chancy 6,241]

28 minutes ago, Sade Em said:

Annulment is filed here in the Philippines.

 

Thanks for the info.  Hopefully you and your boyfriend are prepared to wait another year or two before he can file a petition for you.  2 years is an optimistic estimate for an annulment from the Philippines.  Wishing you a speedy process.

 

[Chancy 6,241]

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[Sade Em 0]

Thank you, hopefully! I sure need that. More power!

[Ed&Midori1031 330]

4 hours ago, Sade Em said:

Hi everyone, I'm new here. A friend of mine recommended me this site to help me out on applying a K-1 visa.

My annulment still in process. It's been a year since I filed it but still waiting to be approved.

My boyfriend and I wonder if we could start now in filing a K-1 visa even if my annulment still in process.

Please help me out, I would appreciate you response. Thanks and more power!

 

Do not file until the annulment has been finalized.  

[Crazy Cat 41,981]

5 hours ago, Sade Em said:

Thank you tons for the reply. Annulment is filed here in the Philippines.

You MUST file evidence that all previous marriages were terminated along with the I-129f.  In addition, you are not free to marry until the annulments is complete.  Thus, you cannot start yet.

Edited August 24, 2021 by Crazy Cat

[Sade Em 0]

Thank you! I have other question if you don't mind. I understand that we can't file K1 visa just yet as my annulment still in process, yeah I get it but is there any way that my boyfriend can request to get all those paperwork so he can start reading them or how is it like or at least he'd get the process procedure? Thank you, I appreciate your response really! 

 

More Power!

[Chancy 6,241]

13 minutes ago, Sade Em said:

is there any way that my boyfriend can request to get all those paperwork so he can start reading them or how is it like or at least he'd get the process procedure?

 

The official instructions for filing the I-129F petition are available online here -- https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-129finstr.pdf

 

Also check out the VJ guide for K1 here -- https://www.visajourney.com/guides/k1-fiance-visa/

 

Take note that the details about the procedure may change in the future.  You and your boyfriend should make sure to check the latest instructions and form version from the official USCIS website before filing.

 

Edited August 25, 2021 by Chancy
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[Sade Em 0]

Certainly! Many thanks! 

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9 hours ago, Sade Em said:

but is there any way that my boyfriend can request to get all those paperwork so he can start reading them or how is it like or at least he'd get the process procedure?

Yes, you can prepare everything so that the day your annulment is final you can apply.  And honestly, this time should give you the opportunity to get everything together to have a GREAT application once you are able to apply.  Everything is already public about the requirements and process, so you can start asking questions in the forum about filling out the forms.  Just don't submit them until you are legally able to marry.  Also, you are in the right place, there are dozens of people here ready to help you with every question you might have.