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7 hours ago, sammyp said:

As far as you know, he could have already canceled the process. Do you know any family or friends of his that you trust and could ask?

Unfortunately, there is no one by his side to discuss about my situation. 

So it seems to be only one option. I have to wait until USCIS send my case to the US embassy in my country after that I can express my desire not to persue K1 visa process anymore. Hopefully this record would not affect my further visa request... thansk anyway!

Hi, KierenHby. Thanks for your advice. 

So, if I do not persue for K1 visa no longer, what will happen? 

Do you think it will affect my further C-1/D visa request in the future? 

I guess there will be some questions while the interview for C-1/D visa but I hope it would not a problem if I explain my situation clearly...

Thanks, Ben&Zian. I really appreciate your reply. 

I have been trying to contact him but I don't think he would reply to me. So there is the only way to cancel or withdraw my K1 visa application. 

So, to send a mail to USCIS, what kind of documents are required? I guess that I need I-129F form, receipt, etc. 

I have a copy of all documents including the copy of petitioner's passport. 

I am so worried because I do need C-1/D visa without any problem in the near future(approximately in 6 months). 

I understand that c-1/d visa is nonimmigrant visa so it would not be affected by my current situation but I always prefer to be clear. 

So pleae let me know what I have to do to stop my k1 visa process. 

Hi guys, I have an issue about cancellation for K1 visa application. 

My ex-fiance(petitioner) applied I-129F form to USCIS Texas on 19th of December and the case was received. 

But it has not been approved yet and I ended the relationship with the petitioner. 

As I understood, only petitioner is able to try to revoke the K1 visa application but he has been avoiding my contact since we broke up. So I want to know that I can cancel by myself. 

1. In this case, can I cancel my K1 visa application by myself? 

2. If yes, what I have to do? Do I have to send some documents to USCIS Texas by mail? What kind of documents are required? Can I check whether my case is cancelled after that?

3. If not, what can I do with this situation?

4. Does it effect further visa apply? 

I am going to be a filght attendent in my country so I need to apply for C-1/D visa in the near future. Is there any problem to get C-1/D visa? 

Thanks for your time to read it and look forward to hearing from you soon.