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US Citizen Petitioner & Electronic Devices

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Sahs   10

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Good day VJ Members,

I am aware that all Applicants for Visas are not allowed to bring electronic devices with them when entering the US Embassy Manila for their interview. Noted

My question is if their Fiance/e is to accompany them to the Embassy, will the US Citizen be able to bring electronic devices with him/her? B-)

Rgds,

Sahs

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reese1   68

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Noone can bring the items that are listed. I (USC)was not even able to enter the Embassy with baby toys that had batteries in them.

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calibob   73

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No electronic devices allowed period.....sorry!

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2far   185

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Sahs, I have no idea about the answer to your question. However, I remember your name from when I first started really monitoring this site because you have the dreaded July 18th NOA1 date. I am glad to see that you guys are already at the interview stage! Good luck!!!

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Hank_   9,174

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Good day VJ Members,

I am aware that all Applicants for Visas are not allowed to bring electronic devices with them when entering the US Embassy Manila for their interview. Noted

My question is if their Fiance/e is to accompany them to the Embassy, will the US Citizen be able to bring electronic devices with him/her? B-)

Rgds,

Sahs

From the list I posted for you :

************ INTERVIEW DAY: Remember no electronics are allowed in the embassy; no cell phones, no cameras, no memory stiks. And no food. **************

Hank

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Judy2Rock   7

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Good day VJ Members,

I am aware that all Applicants for Visas are not allowed to bring electronic devices with them when entering the US Embassy Manila for their interview. Noted

My question is if their Fiance/e is to accompany them to the Embassy, will the US Citizen be able to bring electronic devices with him/her? B-)

Rgds,

Sahs

No electronic devices are allowed!!!!!

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Grant PDX   183

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One additional comment, though. Filipinos must leave electronic devices with someone else. However, as an American, they let me leave my cellphone at the front door and pick it up on the way out. I don't know if it still works that way, but it was nice to be able to make calls as soon as we stepped out, to call our nearby waiting relatives.

 
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