Uscis manila closed

[Philipperv 0]

Hello , its very confusing for me and for some people i know about uscis manila closing,

My friend try to file dcf in manila today (monday) and they said they not accepting dcf, the last day of filing is may 3, 2019, and they not give clear explanation about it,

I have appointment on july 1 for filing dcf, but i dont get email from them or cancelling my appointment,

 

 

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[geowrian 22,336]

Looks like he/she and you missed the boat. You'll have to send the I-130 to the US for processing now.

[Just Paul 4,591]

Sorry, timing is everything.

[Lone Wolf 4]

Does anyone know what they will do about the interview for I-29f?

[payxibka 10,044]

25 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Does anyone know what they will do about the interview for I-29f?

Need to read more carefully.   Visa interviews will be at the embassy like normal.  Nothing has changed 

[geowrian 22,336]

30 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Does anyone know what they will do about the interview for I-29f?

There's no interview for the I-129F.

There's an interview at the Manila embassy for the K-1 visa.

The Manila USCIS field office is the one closing, not the embassy.

[Falcon Cara 378]

2 hours ago, Lone Wolf said:

Does anyone know what they will do about the interview for I-29f?

They are still doing visa for fiancé, spousal, Tourist, etc. 

 

They basically just closed down doing a DCF marriage visa, which is a shame

[Falcon Cara 378]

I was staying across the street from the US Embassy in Manila last month off and on for about one month, during the end of my trip I met an American who was waiting for his wife to come Palawan and bring their child he had appointment at the embassy for DCF. We chit chatted for a moment since I don't see many Americans to chat with.

 

Toward the end of my stay I saw him and his wife and their "child", the child looked 100% Filipino he was a few months old.  I have seen this game played on more than one American where a girl gets pregnant and then accuses an American it is his child. I have had one relative and one friend be accused of getting a chick pregnant in Philippines and they both have vasectomies.

 

Will the embassy require a DNA test? Or if this guy says and admit the child is his then will the Embassy consider it his legitimate child?

 

 

[payxibka 10,044]

4 hours ago, Falcon Cara said:

I was staying across the street from the US Embassy in Manila last month off and on for about one month, during the end of my trip I met an American who was waiting for his wife to come Palawan and bring their child he had appointment at the embassy for DCF. We chit chatted for a moment since I don't see many Americans to chat with.

 

Toward the end of my stay I saw him and his wife and their "child", the child looked 100% Filipino he was a few months old.  I have seen this game played on more than one American where a girl gets pregnant and then accuses an American it is his child. I have had one relative and one friend be accused of getting a chick pregnant in Philippines and they both have vasectomies.

 

Will the embassy require a DNA test? Or if this guy says and admit the child is his then will the Embassy consider it his legitimate child?

 

 

They can require DNA.   The might check a few other things first but they certainly can 

[Cyberfx1024 7,978]

4 hours ago, Falcon Cara said:

Toward the end of my stay I saw him and his wife and their "child", the child looked 100% Filipino he was a few months old.  I have seen this game played on more than one American where a girl gets pregnant and then accuses an American it is his child. I have had one relative and one friend be accused of getting a chick pregnant in Philippines and they both have vasectomies.

 

Will the embassy require a DNA test? Or if this guy says and admit the child is his then will the Embassy consider it his legitimate child?

I had this happen to a guy I worked with in Qatar. He met a pinay OFW and got married and he eventually moved to the Philippines to be with her after they had a daughter together. He ended up going to Afghanistan like I did for work and they had a "son together" He came out looking 100% Filipino with no part looking white at all. They eventually separated due him sending $30k back to get a house built and literally next to nothing was built when he came back on vacation. The last thing I heard about this was that he was questioning the paternity of the child in Filipino court and she wasn't complying with orders for a DNA test with nothing being done to her at all. 

 

 

But yes if he is doing CRBA then a DNA test is pretty much required. 

[Just Paul 4,591]

On 6/8/2019 at 2:24 PM, Lone Wolf said:

Does anyone know what they will do about the interview for I-29f?

USCIS Manila has nothing to do with I-129F