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Hello everyone!

I had a question and I hope somebody in here have the same problem about my American friend. My American friend married before to a Filipino but their marriage its not working so they end up of divorced, a Filipina filed divorced to American but the sad part the Filipina filed also of restraining order to American re: Domestic Violence, but honestly the American guy never put his hand to that women. Oh well.. but they already divorced last year coz the incident happened year 2012 after the Filipina got her 10 years GC. It sad but that's true. I am a Filipina also but I want to help my American friend coz I know his innocent.

My American friend meet a girl from the Philippines again, that would possible to petition her even though had case happened in his previous marriage?

What is the best way he do, married in the Philippines so he can petition her as CR-1 or K1 visa?

Guys, I need your help and advice.

Thank you so much.

You complete me...I love you so much my husband.. YOU and ME FOREVER...

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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As of now, K-1 = much more expensive but shorter wait; CR-1 = less expensive but much longer wait. I chose K-1 because time is invaluable to me. With K-1, I can buy a few more months to 1 year of waiting time with money. So it is a no brainer. Assuming I can live up to 80 years, 1 more year of waiting = 1.25% of my life time wasted. Which way to go is up to you though.

Hello everyone!

I had a question and I hope somebody in here have the same problem about my American friend. My American friend married before to a Filipino but their marriage its not working so they end up of divorced, a Filipina filed divorced to American but the sad part the Filipina filed also of restraining order to American re: Domestic Violence, but honestly the American guy never put his hand to that women. Oh well.. but they already divorced last year coz the incident happened year 2012 after the Filipina got her 10 years GC. It sad but that's true. I am a Filipina also but I want to help my American friend coz I know his innocent.

My American friend meet a girl from the Philippines again, that would possible to petition her even though had case happened in his previous marriage?

What is the best way he do, married in the Philippines so he can petition her as CR-1 or K1 visa?

Guys, I need your help and advice.

Thank you so much.

02-21-2014 I-129F packet was sent to USCIS P.O. Box 660151 Dallas, TX 75266 via USPS Priority Express.

02-28-2014 USCIS NOA #1 (text and email) received.

03-03-2014 Alien Registration Number was changed.

08-08-2014 USCIS NOA #2 (found out on 08-11-2014 on USCIS website, no text nor email confirmation) [162 days]

08-18-2014 USCIS shipped the approved case to National Visa Center (NVC) for visa processing. (found out on 08-19-2014 on USCIS website)

08-25-2014 I called NVC 30+ times and finally got through. The staff there told me that my K1 petition hadn't arrived NVC.

08-??-2014 NVC assigned a case number.

08-29-2014 I called NVC 30+ times again and found out NVC sent the petition to Guangzhou Consulate on this day.

08-29-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was "In Transit" on https://ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx

09-02-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status became "Ready".

09-05-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status became "Administrative Processing".

09-11-2014 Packet 3 and NVC letter were received.

09-12-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated.

09-13-2014 Mailed the response of Packet 3 to Guangzhou Consulate.

09-16-2014 Beneficiary applied for her birth certificate, marital-status certificate and police certificate at a city-level

notarial service center (Gongzhengchu). She also paid $265 visa fee at a CITIC Bank.

09-17-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated. I took the risk and scheduled an interview on 10/15/2014 via ustraveldoc.com before receiving Packet 4.

09-18-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated and Packet 4 was received via email 7 hours later in "Spam" folder.

09-20-2014 Medical Exam

09-24-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated.

09-25-2014 Beneficiary received her birth certificate, marital-status certificate, police certificate and the results from the medical exam.

10-08-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated.

10-14-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated.

10-15-2014 "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated.

10-15-2014 Interviewed and approved. "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" status was updated. Case Creation Date : 15-Oct-2014. Status Updated Date:15-Oct-2014

10-16-2014 Status Updated Date:16-Oct-2014. "IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION" became "Issued".

10-24-2014 Fiancee picked up K-1 Visa and passport at the CITIC Bank.
11-13-2014 US entry

11-20-2014 Applied for a marriage license.

12-01-2014 Received a marriage certificate.
12-05-2014 Applied for SSN.

12-15-2014 Received SS Card by mail
12-17-2014 Applied for a non-driver's ID
01-03-2015 Received the non-driver's ID by mail
02-03-2015 Mailed I-485, I-131, I-765, I-864 and G-325A to Chicago Lockbox.
03-06-2015 Attended the biometric appointment at Buffalo
03-27-2015 Passed written test and received Learner's Permit

04/13/2015 EAD and AP were approved
10/14/2015 AOS Interview (very simple 5-minute interview) and approved

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
Timeline
Posted

~Moved from IR1/CR1 Process to Which Visa Do I Need Forum~

~Inquiry about family visas~

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
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He can file either or but he better get ready to be scrutinized about the domestic violence in his record,assuming its on his record.

He will have to let his new filipina know about all the circumstances surrounding that domestic violence lncident.

good luck to your friend.

I am the petitioner

I- 129f packet sent Jan 11 2014

Noa 1 Jan 15 2014

Alien registration number changed Jan 16 2014

NOA 2 June 16 2014 email and text

USCIS shipped petition to NVC June 19 2014 (Website update)

NOA 2 June 20 2014 Hard Copy Received

NVC case number received (via phone) July 1 2014

NVC forward petition to the embassy July 3 2014

consulate received petition July 8 2014

consulate received hard copy of petition(CEAC website update) July 15 2014

passed medical (took one day fiancee got there at 4:00am finished at 4:30pm) July 22 2014

CFO completed certificate issued (fiancee said people were very nice process very easy) July 30th 2014!!

Interview date scheduled for September 10th 2014!!

Interview approved!!!

Visa issued!! CEAC website September 16 2014!!

Visa received on September 18 2014 yeah!!!

POE September 21 2014!!! Yeeees!!! What a journey!!!!

Wedding day!! October 16 2014!!

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