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My Experience: DCF- Manila, Philippines, 11/20/2013

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ann3dr3ams Newbie

ann3dr3ams   0

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Hi, so my fiance and I both own apartments in the Philippines and lived there for 4 years. However he had to go back to the US and his icard has now expired. Is it still possible to do a DCF despite the expired icard?

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bendinlar Enthusiast

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Why did he go back? If just a quick trip, like a visa run to reset his visitors visa, you should be OK. If he moved back, you prolly need to wait the 6 months again. All depends on residency.

This is assuming you're married. Ir-1/cr-1 can be filed via DCF. If you're planning on filing for k-1, no go. Can't do fiancae visa DCF.

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