[HELP] Tourist Visa

[Dubby 0]

Hello goodevening! Im married to a US citizen and he's going back to US this Feb 04 and work. We didnt file for petition yet because we currently had a financial shortcomings (holidays, son's bday, immigration dues and his ticket) We are planning that I will apply for a tourist visa for the meanwhile. His parents really want to meet their only grandchild.. its my inlaws who will support my travel as wat i indicated on my online application.. Do I have a chance?

Married, 1 year-old kid; a US citizen thru CRBA

Resigned my job november 2012 had to take care of my child and sick father

helping my parents with our transportation business

currently working online; manila based sidejob

--is there anything i need?

Edited January 4, 2013 by Dubby

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Divine intervention

[Cathi 5,610]

Divine intervention

[Cathi 5,610]

the chances of you getting a visitor visa with a US husband are slim to none. The consulate will see you as having HUGE immigration intent. You can try, but it isn't likely. Good luck!!

[Tahoma 2,291]

Divine intervention

:thumbs:

Yes, it would almost certainly be a waste of time and money. The U.S. Embassy Manila is tough on visitor's visas, especially when you're married and have few ties to the Philippines.

[Leatherneck 693]

Don't waste the money, use that cash to file the I-130 Petition.

[vbbv8118 4]

yeah, like what the others have said, your chances are gonna be slim to none. better just put the money for the petition instead of trying for a tourist visa.

[mrsSpitze 9]

save the money for the I-130 Petition just like the others said.

being married to a us citizen and having a us citizen kid is a huge tie to the US not the PI.

Even with a tourist visa it is not easy to get in.

I recently visited my fiance with my son who is a US citizen through CRBA.

I didn't go through a second interview but it was the longest 30 minutes of my life. Good thing I came prepared with my docs ie printed vacation leave approval, my noa1 (for the k1), certificate of employment, of course return tickets.

They did let me in. :)

[canadian_wife 1,791]

A young woman with no ties to PI, a USC huband (and presumably son) will not get a tourist visa.

Obiously money is tight, save your money

good luck