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Hello all,

 

I am so new to all of this so please forgive my dumb question. I live in Georgia, United States and i need to apply for the 9a Visa to see my wife in Philippines now that we have our ROM forms done. Where do i apply for the 9a Visa. Is it Washington Dc Philippines Embassy or do i apply to a consulate and if if consulate does anyone know which one for sure is over the state of Georgia for the 9a Visa. Thank you all. I just want to be sure because all of this paperwork and documents have really got my brain scrambled.

 

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6 hours ago, LarryB1968 said:

Hello all,

 

I am so new to all of this so please forgive my dumb question. I live in Georgia, United States and i need to apply for the 9a Visa to see my wife in Philippines now that we have our ROM forms done. Where do i apply for the 9a Visa. Is it Washington Dc Philippines Embassy or do i apply to a consulate and if if consulate does anyone know which one for sure is over the state of Georgia for the 9a Visa. Thank you all. I just want to be sure because all of this paperwork and documents have really got my brain scrambled.

 

Larry B

I would suggest you write to the Philippine Embassy in DC for them to confirm all of the requirements are correct on the website.  When I applied for the 9a through the Consulate in NYC, I wrote to confirm everything and they wrote back with several variations to what was listed.  When I applied for the visa, I printed out that email and sent it with my paperwork confirming I followed their instructions, despite the variance on the site.  I didnt have any issues getting the visa, except they gave me the wrong one and I had to mail back to get a new visa sticker.

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The consulate in Houston was always responsive to emails and worked with me when I had an issue with one of my requirements.  My wife sent the wrong police clearance from last year, a printed out copy from a smart phone picture.  Their main thing they wanted was a notarized letter from her inviting me to visit her in the Philippines. 

 

This guy went through the Washington DC consulate:

 

https://www.markblackard.com/how-did-i-get-back-to-the-philippines-during-the-covid-19-quarantine-and-travel-restrictions/

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