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My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name. That she is married now so she cannot have one in her maiden name. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me show you. Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form. Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped when we were married. The stupid lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have to this day. Once again her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW. She is afraid she will be arrest if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name and the seconds time using her new Philippines Passport.

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

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PLEASE HELP!!!

My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name. That she is married now so she cannot have one in her maiden name. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me show you. Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form. Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped when we were married. The stupid lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have to this day. Once again her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW. She is afraid she will be arrest if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name and the seconds time using her new Philippines Passport.

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

I dont see wrong with the cert. given to her as stated her full name .when I got NBI using married name its was form like that too.....she dont need to get 2 NBI clearance too if im not mistaken just write the other name she use or alias .

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That is the correct format, nothing wrong with it

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PLEASE HELP!!!

My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name now because she is married. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me explain.

Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our Philippines marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form.

Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped. The uncooperative lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have as of this date.

To review: Her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW? She is afraid she will be arrested if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times at NBI. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name using her birth certificate and the second time using her new Philippines Passport to get a clearance in her married name. We were married in September 2012 and I have to assume the US government wants to make sure she has not been arrested under her new name.

Is the NBI clearance she got going to be accepted by the VISA people here or should she go and get two separate NBI clearances???? PLEASE HELP....

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

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PLEASE HELP!!!

My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name now because she is married. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me explain.

Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our Philippines marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form.

Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped. The uncooperative lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have as of this date.

To review: Her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW? She is afraid she will be arrested if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times at NBI. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name using her birth certificate and the second time using her new Philippines Passport to get a clearance in her married name. We were married in September 2012 and I have to assume the US government wants to make sure she has not been arrested under her new name.

Is the NBI clearance she got going to be accepted by the VISA people here or should she go and get two separate NBI clearances???? PLEASE HELP....

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

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PLEASE HELP!!!

My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name now because she is married. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me explain.

Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our Philippines marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form.

Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped. The uncooperative lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have as of this date.

To review: Her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW? She is afraid she will be arrested if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times at NBI. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name using her birth certificate and the second time using her new Philippines Passport to get a clearance in her married name. We were married in September 2012 and I have to assume the US government wants to make sure she has not been arrested under her new name.

Is the NBI clearance she got going to be accepted by the VISA people here or should she go and get two separate NBI clearances???? PLEASE HELP....

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

Looks just like ours did, they covered both names so your good to go

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Looks just like ours did, they covered both names so your good to go

Mahalo for the quick response. That's real relief. I juts got off phone with NVC and they say it should be good also. Mahalo nui loa, David

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Don't worry, she has the correct info on her NBI clearance. :yes:

Full maiden name + husband's last name :thumbs:

I changed my passport too right after I got our NSO marriage certificate. Before I went to DFA, I also got a new NBI clearance with my married name and it looks just like yours, with the "DE" and "Y".

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There should be a spot on the form to list all aliases. The embassy in Manila wants to see both the married name and the maiden name on listed on the clearance. If not, that will delay your processing.

4. NBI CLEARANCE (Green Form): Applicants aged 16 years and older must have a valid Record Clearance (for travel abroad purposes) from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). Clearances should be in the applicant’s current name, birth certificate name, maiden name, married name, and any aliases or nicknames ever used, including different spellings of all names ever used. An official letter of explanation from the NBI is required for any notation of “No criminal record”, or "No pending case”. For immigration purposes, an NBI clearance is considered valid only for one year from the date it is issued. You may contact NBI at (632) 523-82-31 to 38. The NBI website is http://www.nbi.gov.ph.

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06-04-2007 = TSC stamps postal return-receipt for I-129f.

06-11-2007 = NOA1 date (unknown to me).

07-20-2007 = Phoned Immigration Officer; got WAC#; where's NOA1?

09-25-2007 = Touch (first-ever).

09-28-2007 = NOA1, 23 days after their 45-day promise to send it (grrrr).

10-20 & 11-14-2007 = Phoned ImmOffs; "still pending."

12-11-2007 = 180 days; file is "between workstations, may be early Jan."; touches 12/11 & 12/12.

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12-19-2007 = NOA2 by e-mail & web, dated 12-18-07 (187 days; 201 per VJ); in mail 12/24/07.

01-09-2008 = File from USCIS to NVC, 1-4-08; NVC creates file, 1/15/08; to consulate 1/16/08.

01-23-2008 = Consulate gets file; outdated Packet 4 mailed to fiancee 1/27/08; rec'd 3/3/08.

04-29-2008 = Fiancee's 4-min. consular interview, 8:30 a.m.; much evidence brought but not allowed to be presented (consul: "More proof! Second interview! Bring your fiance!").

05-05-2008 = Infuriating $12 call to non-English-speaking consulate appointment-setter.

05-06-2008 = Better $12 call to English-speaker; "joint" interview date 6/30/08 (my selection).

06-30-2008 = Stokes Interrogations w/Ecuadorian (not USC); "wait 2 weeks; we'll mail her."

07-2008 = Daily calls to DOS: "currently processing"; 8/05 = Phoned consulate, got Section Chief; wrote him.

08-07-08 = E-mail from consulate, promising to issue visa "as soon as we get her passport" (on 8/12, per DHL).

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PLEASE HELP!!!

My Filipina wife is being given the run-around by the NBI in Cebu, Philippines. They are telling her she cannot get an NBI Clearance in her maiden name. That she is married now so she cannot have one in her maiden name. So they ended up giving her one that included her full maiden name including her mothers maiden name that was dropped when we were married. Let me show you. Her maiden name was: Zoila Mae Acebeo Alburo. When we were married her name was changed to Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten, although that combination is nowhere to be found anywhere on our wedding certificate. In fact there is not designation on our marriage certificate that gives her married name in any form. Her passport that she got after we were married reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten. The Acebedo name was dropped when we were married. The stupid lady at the NBI gave her one NBI Clearance only that reads exactly like this: ALBURO de OLSTEN, ZOILA MAE y ACEBEDO

Everything I read says the spouse needs 2 NBI Clearances, one in their maiden name and one in their married name. As far as I can tell the NBI clearance we have now is not good for either name because her name is not Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo Olsten on any other document we have to this day. Once again her birth certificate reads Zoila Mae Acebedo Alburo and her Philippines passport reads Zoila Mae Alburo Olsten.

So WHAT DO WE DO NOW. She is afraid she will be arrest if she goes back to NBI because she says the form asks if she is married and if she lies and says she is not she thinks she will get arrested.

My suggestion was for her to simply line up 2 times. The first time getting an NBI Clearance in her maiden name and the seconds time using her new Philippines Passport.

WHAT SHOULD WE DO???

That is correct what NBI is saying. She should get the NBI (for Travel, green paper) in her married name with an AKA for her name when single, its just one NBI.

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