FrankBooth

Hi,

About 14 years ago I married a woman in the Dominican Republic and I
petititoned for her, but then, through circumstances, I abandoned the
petition and nothing ever came of it. I subsequently divorced.

Then I applied for a person who I thought was my daughter and after a
blood test required by the embassy, it turned out she wasn't and the
whole thing was scrapped.

Now I have applied to bring my Finacee into the country, the paperwork
is freshly into the service center. The I129F asks if I have ever
petitioned for a Fiancee in the past. I answered NO, but now I'm not
sure, I mean in the first instance, it wasn't a fiancee, it was a
wife, but you never know with these gov't types. Also I've provided
ample evidence of divorce.

In the second case, might they look at the attempt to petition for
someone who turned out not to be blood related, as a hinderance?

I'd greatly appreciate any thoughts or comments that about any issues
that you think may arise through this process related to the above
inconclusive petitions??

Thanks in advance,
--FB