Couple of Questions

[Petelito 0]

Kumusta Po

Just got our NOA2 13 days from our NOA1 so I guess we need to kick it into 5th gear... (c:

I have a couple of questions:

When she has her appointment and goes to St. Luke's 7 days prior can she do all her NBI, Official Birth Cert etc... or should she go sooner to make sure there are no issues. She lives in Leyte so if we can get it all done in one trip that would be awesome. She has never had any trouble or issues so unless there is a name mismatch I don't foresee any problems.

Also her shot records from the Clinic in her Barangay will be accepted at St. Luke's?

On the NBI online application is her Passport acceptable for the ID Type? Or should she use the postal id or any other type of ID?

Salamat,

Pete

[islandgirl80 28]

Did you apply for K1? That was fast...

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Kumusta Po

Just got our NOA2 13 days from our NOA1 so I guess we need to kick it into 5th gear... (c:

I have a couple of questions:

When she has her appointment and goes to St. Luke's 7 days prior can she do all her NBI, Official Birth Cert etc... or should she go sooner to make sure there are no issues. She lives in Leyte so if we can get it all done in one trip that would be awesome. She has never had any trouble or issues so unless there is a name mismatch I don't foresee any problems.

Also her shot records from the Clinic in her Barangay will be accepted at St. Luke's?

On the NBI online application is her Passport acceptable for the ID Type? Or should she use the postal id or any other type of ID?

Salamat,

Pete

Time to kick it up a few notches.

Recommend that she get all her documents; NBI, NSO, Passport etc. out of the way. Leaving it to that close to the interview only invites trouble. Make sure she uses all the names she has used in her life time when doing her NBI. Birth name, marriage name, AKA's ect.

Shot records can be provided to SLEC but they will do the tests and administer those that they deemed necessary to meet the USEM requirements. It's all included in the fee. No need to go out to a local Dr. and get updated shots as they are included also in the fee.

Valid passport and postal ID are acceptable for NBI.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Kumusta Po

Just got our NOA2 13 days from our NOA1 so I guess we need to kick it into 5th gear... (c:

I have a couple of questions:

When she has her appointment and goes to St. Luke's 7 days prior can she do all her NBI, Official Birth Cert etc... or should she go sooner to make sure there are no issues. She lives in Leyte so if we can get it all done in one trip that would be awesome. She has never had any trouble or issues so unless there is a name mismatch I don't foresee any problems.

Also her shot records from the Clinic in her Barangay will be accepted at St. Luke's?

On the NBI online application is her Passport acceptable for the ID Type? Or should she use the postal id or any other type of ID?

Salamat,

Pete

I agree with Greenbaum, get the NBI and NSO documents ASAP.

It's fine to bring the shot record but as aside St. Luke's will administer vaccinations as required just the same.

Yes the passport is acceptable ID.

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[Zedayn 485]

Wow congrats on getting approved so fast!

[Petelito 0]

Did you apply for K1? That was fast...

Yes it was a K-1 visa App.

Wow congrats on getting approved so fast!

Thanks! Being retired Army I was expecting much longer. The old hurry up and wait mentality.

I agree with Greenbaum, get the NBI and NSO documents ASAP.

It's fine to bring the shot record but as aside St. Luke's will administer vaccinations as required just the same.

Yes the passport is acceptable ID.

For more details on the complete process follow the flashing arrow below

Thanks for the flashing arrow making life easier already.

Time to kick it up a few notches.

Recommend that she get all her documents; NBI, NSO, Passport etc. out of the way. Leaving it to that close to the interview only invites trouble. Make sure she uses all the names she has used in her life time when doing her NBI. Birth name, marriage name, AKA's ect.

Shot records can be provided to SLEC but they will do the tests and administer those that they deemed necessary to meet the USEM requirements. It's all included in the fee. No need to go out to a local Dr. and get updated shots as they are included also in the fee.

Valid passport and postal ID are acceptable for NBI.

So if she went in two weeks to do all this would there be too much of a gap in between the NBI report and the interview since we don't have an appointment yet?

[sweet cakes 326]

Kumusta Po

Just got our NOA2 13 days from our NOA1 so I guess we need to kick it into 5th gear... (c:

I have a couple of questions:

When she has her appointment and goes to St. Luke's 7 days prior can she do all her NBI, Official Birth Cert etc... or should she go sooner to make sure there are no issues. She lives in Leyte so if we can get it all done in one trip that would be awesome. She has never had any trouble or issues so unless there is a name mismatch I don't foresee any problems.

Also her shot records from the Clinic in her Barangay will be accepted at St. Luke's?

On the NBI online application is her Passport acceptable for the ID Type? Or should she use the postal id or any other type of ID?

Salamat,

Pete

She can apply for NBI clearance and NSO copies of birth certificate & CENOMAR in her province.

There are NBI and NSO satellite offices all over the country. She doesn't need to go to Manila for these documents. For the BC and CENOMAR, she can also apply online and have them delivered to her home: http://www.census.gov.ph/civilregistration/requesting-civil-registry-document/birth-certificate

Edited March 12, 2014 by sweet cakes

[Hank_ 9,174]

Yes it was a K-1 visa App.

Thanks! Being retired Army I was expecting much longer. The old hurry up and wait mentality.

Thanks for the flashing arrow making life easier already.

So if she went in two weeks to do all this would there be too much of a gap in between the NBI report and the interview since we don't have an appointment yet?

Thank you for your service!

You will have no issues with doing the documents now, as long as they are under 6 months old for the NBI and CENOMAR the embassy is usually happy

[Petelito 0]

On March 19, 2014, we shipped this approved or re-affirmed case to the Department of State for visa processing. For more information, please contact them directly.

Booyah :-) train keeps a rollin. Hopefully we can stay in the hammer lane and not have anything slow us down.