Filing I-129-f with Annulment order

[Pack88 4]

  I am in the process of getting ready to file my I-129-F and was convinced I would not be able to do so prior to End of September when I returned from my 2nd visit to the Phils brining home a freshly released CENOMAR because of the expected 8 week delay from receiving the Annulment and the Central Registry in Manila approving it.  I just read a discussion on another site where several posters claimed they filed  their i-129-f with their Annulment decrees, USCIS processed the request  and by the time the Embassy scheduled their interviews they had the CENOMAR and saved a few months of waiting time!  I am hoping if any members of this forum used this procedure they will tell me of their experiences and did it work!

 

Thanks

 

Pack88

[payxibka 10,045]

10 minutes ago, Pack88 said:

  I am in the process of getting ready to file my I-129-F and was convinced I would not be able to do so prior to End of September when I returned from my 2nd visit to the Phils brining home a freshly released CENOMAR because of the expected 8 week delay from receiving the Annulment and the Central Registry in Manila approving it.  I just read a discussion on another site where several posters claimed they filed  their i-129-f with their Annulment decrees, USCIS processed the request  and by the time the Embassy scheduled their interviews they had the CENOMAR and saved a few months of waiting time!  I am hoping if any members of this forum used this procedure they will tell me of their experiences and did it work!

 

Thanks

 

Pack88

 

USCIS doesn't require the submission of a CENOMAR (fresh or stale) but simply proof of termination of all prior marriages.

 

Consulate will want to see it however 

 

Philippine specific questions are best asked in the Philippines regional forum

Edited June 18, 2020 by payxibka