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My husband is not a permanent resident here in the Philippines. Can we file a IR1? Because I heard that you can file an IR1 if your husband is a permanent resident here in the Philippines. What is the CR1 for?

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Ryan H   3,812

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My husband is not a permanent resident here in the Philippines. Can we file a IR1? Because I heard that you can file an IR1 if your husband is a permanent resident here in the Philippines. What is the CR1 for?

CR-1 is conditional resident, it is issued when the petitioner and beneficiary have been married for less than two years. When the petitioner and beneficiary have been married for 2 or more years, the beneficiary is issued an IR-1 (immigrant relative) visa.

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Inky   1,111

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I think you maybe mean file DCF because he is a resident?

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Anh map   2,098

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I believe that you are confusing Direct Consular Filing with the designations for a spousal visa. He would have to be a legal resident there for him to petition the embassy directly. Check the embassy website for DCF instructions and guidance.

Ryan gave you the distinctions between IR1 and CR1.

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Darnell   8,478

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Use I-130 plus a G-325

If yer kids qualify through the father, for CRBA, then it's just one I-130 on you, one G-325 on you, one G-325A on the husband, plus the evidence stuff (we've a guide here, I hope you can find it soonish? )

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meandmyangels   0

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Use I-130 plus a G-325

If yer kids qualify through the father, for CRBA, then it's just one I-130 on you, one G-325 on you, one G-325A on the husband, plus the evidence stuff (we've a guide here, I hope you can find it soonish? )

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duplicate thread closed. see http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/319646-need-information-about-visa/

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