Davidpower

The RFE from USCIS that I got said 
 
IMBRA limits the number of I-129F that may be filed and approved without a waiver. 
 
But then the RFE  goes to explain that a waiver must be filed if any of the fillowing is true, one of which is
 
1) If you previously filed more than 2 I-129F applications within 2 years. 
 
2) If you previously had an approved I-128F petition within 2 years.
 
I submitted a waiver with my RFER and it got approved in about 4 days.

If it will count anyway, the 129F, and you have the door open to a little more evaluation, may as well leave it go for now. I am not sure exactly when the filed 129 is counted, answer may be above.
 
  There will be plenty of time in coming months to stop the process. 

I am a US citizen. My I-129F has been approved and sent to National Visa Center . But now our relationship is not working out  so I want to withdraw the application. My question is would it be ok for me to file another I-129F for another future fiancee after withdrawing the current one? What are the consequences for doing this?

I am a US citizen. My I-129F has been approved and sent to National Visa Center . But now our relationship is not working out  so I want to withdraw the application. My question is would it be ok for me to file another I-129F for another future fiancee after withdrawing the current one? What are the consequences for doing this?

I am a US citizen. My I-129F has been approved and sent to National Visa Center . But now our relationship is not working out  so I want to withdraw the application. My question is would it be ok for me to file another I-129F for another future fiancee after withdrawing the current one? What are the consequences for doing this?