Applying for assylum in the Philippines?

[Roel 7,191]

I've read the whole thread and still dont understand what OP actually want to do or WHERE OP actually wants to live with his wife. Mindblowing. 

[SalishSea 16,851]

19 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

Yes, she has a permanent resident card. Ah OK. So we need to find a sponsor here as well? Do you know of any guarantor companies in Manila? And their prices? Are there any free ones, per chance? For example, can PAO do it?

Not sure exactly what you're referring to, here.  If she has lost permanent resident (green card) status, and you now want to sponsor her for a spousal visa again (as you would have had do have done originally), you would be the sponsor.

[tim_lyn_brigade 4]

Just now, melovescookie said:

Yes I130 is a US immigration form. You mention above that you dont know that you have to sponsor her. when you petition her to be in the US it was noted that you should be able to sponsor her while she doesnt have a work? Or are u saying that you have to sponsor her while you are in the philippines?

 

15 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

Fear from arrest? Why would the US need to be involved for asylum? She did go to the US. I said that. But not sure why that matters? She is stateless, because we cannot afford to buy her citizenship anywhere. Why would we go BACK to the US? We just left. Why would I want a US-based job when I left the US because of the jobs? Also, are plane tickets to America free? If so, why can't we just fly somewhere else? Surely it would be cheaper to fly to Thailand than the USA? Might even get a boat? I was unaware I needed to sponsor her. We have no assets. Where can we find a sponsor or joint sponsor? I had no idea this was required.

I did not know I have to sponsor her at all. No, the USA never mentioned anything to us about it. Not sure why they would? Do you have a link?

[Roel 7,191]

1 minute ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

I did not know I have to sponsor her at all. No, the USA never mentioned anything to us about it. Not sure why they would? Do you have a link?

Dude what's the goal here? Where do you actually want to live?? US? Philippines?? 

[tim_lyn_brigade 4]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Not sure exactly what you're referring to, here.  If she has lost permanent resident (green card) status, and you now want to sponsor her for a spousal visa again (as you would have had do have done originally), you would be the sponsor.

Oh, no. She never had a green card here. She used to be Filipino. Filipinos can't have green cards. Is it allowed for me to file for her? I never thought of that. But what about the kids?

Just now, Roel said:

Dude what's the goal here? Where do you actually want to live?? US? Philippines?? 

Why would I want to live in the US, when I just spent my life savings leaving there?

[SalishSea 16,851]

4 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

I did not know I have to sponsor her at all. No, the USA never mentioned anything to us about it. Not sure why they would? Do you have a link?

Ok, LOL.  This cannot be a real thread.  It has every single element of all of the best queries that commonly incite a VJ frenzy.  You got us 😉 

Edited May 29, 2019 by Jorgedig

[geowrian 22,336]

1 minute ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

Oh, no. She never had a green card here. She used to be Filipino. Filipinos can't have green cards. Is it allowed for me to file for her? I never thought of that. But what about the kids?

What...? My wife is Filipino and living in the US with a green card right now. Many are.

[tim_lyn_brigade 4]

Just now, Roel said:

I've read the whole thread and still dont understand what OP actually want to do or WHERE OP actually wants to live with his wife. Mindblowing. 

What exactly do not not understand? Maybe you can try google translate if your English is not good? I don't speak Polish.

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Ok, LOL.  This cannot be a real thread.  It has every single element of all of the best queries that commonly incite a VJ frenzy.  You got us 😉 

What the heck does that mean?

[SalishSea 16,851]

2 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

What the heck does that mean?

Try google translate?

[tim_lyn_brigade 4]

Just now, geowrian said:

What...? My wife is Filipino and living in the US with a green card right now. Many are.

How did she get one? And why is she in the US with it? She will be banned from using it again after her RP expires in 2 years. Why would you even bother to get one and then leave?

[SalishSea 16,851]

1 minute ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

How did she get one? And why is she in the US with it? She will be banned from using it again after her RP expires in 2 years. Why would you even bother to get one and then leave?

Dude.  

[Roel 7,191]

6 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

Oh, no. She never had a green card here. She used to be Filipino. Filipinos can't have green cards.

Well mr. Troll. 

So Filipino cant have green cards but she's not Filipino anymore then maybe she could! Logic loophole 

[Redheadguy03 505]

I just read this and it makes no sense. You do not lose your citizenship after being out of the country. I had someone today say you can't be a dual citizen because you have to reside 6 months in each country. I don't know where people are getting there information, but they're wrong! Dual citizenship is allowed in the Philippines. My wife has a green card right now and is from the Philippines. This post can't be real! 

[melovescookie 3]

12 minutes ago, tim_lyn_brigade said:

Pretty sure. But I am 100% sure. The I130 is a US form. It does not apply. You can still be arrested. Even with Filipino parents.

 

Edit-How long ago was this? You know the laws here change almost monthly, right? Also, since the BI is part of the DOJ, all they have to do is issue a memo. basically, they write a note, and it is law. it is 2019 now. Dual citizenship ended in 2003.

Sure that you are wrong? Are you saying you we filipinos dont know whats our right? This is getting confusing... As for laws we dont change it monthly (i sure hope this is sarcasm) anyway it didnt ended on 2003 it was revises and is now called retention or reacquistion of Philippine Citizenship.  http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php/services/citizenship-retention-and-aquisition/application-for-retention-re-acquisition-of-phil-citizenship

So i think you might have confused that information. that is an official website so you can say it is legit.

 

My guess is you are trying to buy a house or car here in the Philippines.

If that is the case here is an information that may help:

 

1. Both you and your wife has a regular job or employment.

2. Bank account that proof of income and savings (this should show that you can pay the amount in full if there is no work or not a regular employee)

3. For the case of a house and lot foreigners are not allow to purchase unless they become a citizen however for Condo i think its a different case. but you said your wife was in the US for only a PR card which means she is not a US citizen yet which means her Philippine citizenship is still valid. proof of validity is the fact that you were able to return to the country with her Philippine Passport.

     Now you being a foreigner you cannot acquire a property  but you wife being a Filipino citizen can (despite you claiming she is stateless when we dont have state based criteria in the Phils)

 a. but she needs to have a proof of income or employment that can pay for that expense

b. you have a joint account that states that she has enough money to buy the property ( shouldnt be an issue as you claimed above you are one of the millionaires in the philippines because you are earning 10,000-20,000 a month which i hope in dollars because if its peso then that is just a minimum salary)

 

4. sponsorship or joint sponsorhip - means a person who agrees to pay for your debt in case you failed to pay for it. which is a filipino citizen too. but this is usually required if you dont have a steady income or doesnt have sufficient evidence that you can pay out debt.

 

so the big question is are you and your wife currently employed? If not then i suggest to rent out first, find a job and buy it as soon as you have enough evidence of financial support.

[tim_lyn_brigade 4]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Try google translate?

From what language is it?

 

" Ok, LOL.  This cannot be a real thread.  It has every single element of all of the best queries that commonly incite a VJ frenzy.  You got us 😉 "

Detect language:

"Ok, LOL. This cannot be a real thread. It has every single element of all of the best queries that commonly incite a VJ frenzy. You got us 😉"

 

I don't get it?

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Dude.  

I think part of your post was cut off.