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K1 versus CR1 visa

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I don't know how it is in the Phiippines but generally speaking in the US younger women are inmature and I prefer a woman closer to my age. But everyone has their own preferences I guess. To each their own.

Agreed. I was just surprised someone suggested you dump your love and find a new younger girl.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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You have it about right, being you have to obtain the NSO marriage certificate to file your I-130 so a year is pretty close. Now I have a question and a suggestion? Want to cut about 6 months off th

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What about move there for like 6 months and do DCF http://www.visajourney.com/content/dcf It only takes a few weeks to get processed. I think you do a walk in at US embassy for the interview. So

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A joint sponsor can be any USC or LPR who makes over the poverty guidelines and is domiciled in the USA. You do not have to be friends or family. 12-14 months is a typical time. 8 months is quite fa

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I don't know how it is in the Phiippines but generally speaking in the US younger women are inmature and I prefer a woman closer to my age. But everyone has their own preferences I guess. To each their own.

I find the girl to be much more mature in general. They graduate high school at 16 and many move onto college. They get to grow up and are not sheltered. They get to see kids living on the streets, poverty and this in my opinion makes them more mature about life.

Go to Philippines and have a great time, Enjoy the culture and the people and the food. Very friendly people.

I would consider 31 to be young and also consider yourself lucky if you can go over there for a few months for a trip.....

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