Applying for the K1 visa for the second time

[dalmatino 0]

Hi everybody,

I hope somebody has an answer to my problem. I was approved a K1 visa but had to go out of USA because of a private reasons and now I am applying for the K1 visa for the second time.

Is there any way my fiance could speed op the process since the government must have all our data someplace already.

Thanks !

[Sinergy 3]

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Edited August 17, 2007 by Ionescu

[YuAndDan 153]

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Not the case if the K1 is being filed for the same person as the first K-1.

Did you use the A Number from the first K-1 on the new I-129F, and G-325A forms? That may help them look up the previous case.

[pushbrk 13,611]

Hi everybody,

I hope somebody has an answer to my problem. I was approved a K1 visa but had to go out of USA because of a private reasons and now I am applying for the K1 visa for the second time.

Is there any way my fiance could speed op the process since the government must have all our data someplace already.

Thanks !

You start from scratch but your fiance must add a letter explaining the circumstances and asking for a waiver. More about that is available in the IMBRA topics forum.

No, it is unlikely to be processed any faster because you were previously approved.

[Sinergy 3]

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Not the case if the K1 is being filed for the same person as the first K-1.

Did you use the A Number from the first K-1 on the new I-129F, and G-325A forms? That may help them look up the previous case.

If its not the same person, once every 2 yrs, ok i should have specified myself then will do next time

Edited August 17, 2007 by Ionescu

[pushbrk 13,611]

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Not the case if the K1 is being filed for the same person as the first K-1.

Did you use the A Number from the first K-1 on the new I-129F, and G-325A forms? That may help them look up the previous case.

If its not the same person, once every 2 yrs, ok i should have specified myself then will do next time

Second chances are allowed, even with a different fiance(e) within two years but require a letter requesting a waiver.

Edited August 17, 2007 by pushbrk

[dalmatino 0]

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Not the case if the K1 is being filed for the same person as the first K-1.

Did you use the A Number from the first K-1 on the new I-129F, and G-325A forms? That may help them look up the previous case.

Thank you all for posting replies.

We are just applying for the visa for the second time so we haven˙t filled in the forms yet. Where on the form should we use A Number?

On the form itself it says that it is a field for USCIS use only.

as far as i know, you can file a k1 only once every 2 years. was the last one you filed 2 years ago?

Not the case if the K1 is being filed for the same person as the first K-1.

Did you use the A Number from the first K-1 on the new I-129F, and G-325A forms? That may help them look up the previous case.

If its not the same person, once every 2 yrs, ok i should have specified myself then will do next time

Second chances are allowed, even with a different fiance(e) within two years but require a letter requesting a waiver.

It is for the same fiancee. Do we need a letter requesting a waiver?

[payxibka 10,048]

Thank you all for posting replies.

We are just applying for the visa for the second time so we haven˙t filled in the forms yet. Where on the form should we use A Number?

On the form itself it says that it is a field for USCIS use only.

It is for the same fiancee. Do we need a letter requesting a waiver?

I would if I were you take a second look at the G-325A as well as the I-129F Part B, Q#9

If you read the IMBRA law it appears that you do not. There is some question as to whether the USCIS is adjudicating properly.

Edited August 17, 2007 by fwaguy

[pushbrk 13,611]

Thank you all for posting replies.

We are just applying for the visa for the second time so we haven˙t filled in the forms yet. Where on the form should we use A Number?

On the form itself it says that it is a field for USCIS use only.

It is for the same fiancee. Do we need a letter requesting a waiver?

I would if I were you take a second look at the G-325A as well as the I-129F Part B, Q#9

If you read the IMBRA law it appears that you do not. There is some question as to whether the USCIS is adjudicating properly.

My reading is similar. I would say you need the waiver letter because USCIS is not adjudicating as the law is written.

[dalmatino 0]

Thank you all for posting replies.

We are just applying for the visa for the second time so we haven˙t filled in the forms yet. Where on the form should we use A Number?

On the form itself it says that it is a field for USCIS use only.

It is for the same fiancee. Do we need a letter requesting a waiver?

I would if I were you take a second look at the G-325A as well as the I-129F Part B, Q#9

If you read the IMBRA law it appears that you do not. There is some question as to whether the USCIS is adjudicating properly.

My reading is similar. I would say you need the waiver letter because USCIS is not adjudicating as the law is written.

Thank you all for the help.

[nivesito 0]

Thank you all for posting replies.

We are just applying for the visa for the second time so we haven˙t filled in the forms yet. Where on the form should we use A Number?

On the form itself it says that it is a field for USCIS use only.

It is for the same fiancee. Do we need a letter requesting a waiver?

I would if I were you take a second look at the G-325A as well as the I-129F Part B, Q#9

If you read the IMBRA law it appears that you do not. There is some question as to whether the USCIS is adjudicating properly.

My reading is similar. I would say you need the waiver letter because USCIS is not adjudicating as the law is written.

Thank you all for the help.

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[Nagishkaw 510]

In my case, I filed for a second time for the same beneficiary within a 2 year period , and requested a waiver if needed. As it turns out, we were approved in 80 days, no problems whatsoever. I just was making sure to cover my hind end because I was not certain how USCIS would interpret the IMBRA law.