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borninabarn   0

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Please HELP ASAP!

MY WIFE IS from the philippines and her father died.My wife has her green card and still has her passport from ph.Can she travel to the ph with her ph passport or how can she fly back to the funeral???Please help us with this or give us a phone #to call.Thank you

Trip to ph---------------------------------May16,2005-June3,2005

I-129 sent---------------------------------------------June 27,2005

NOA-1---------------------------------------------------July 5,2005

NOA-2--------------------------------------------------Aug 29,2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved------------------------------------------Sept.9,2005

Called <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved unique#forwarded to ph----Sept.14,2005

Unique # MNL2005756XXX

INTERVIEW APPROVED!!!!Thank God!!!-------------------------Feb 27,2005

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Please HELP ASAP!

MY WIFE IS from the philippines and her father died.My wife has her green card and still has her passport from ph.Can she travel to the ph with her ph passport or how can she fly back to the funeral???Please help us with this or give us a phone #to call.Thank you

sure she can travel since she has her green card ,that allows her to enter an re enter the usa as much as she wants ...

i feel sorry for what s happened.

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YES :yes: Green card allows re-entry after a trip abroad.

Also this has nothing to do with working and travel prior to getting green card, she has a green-card, it should be under: "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits"

SEE Duplicate post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=96466&hl=

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Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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borninabarn   0

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YES :yes: Green card allows re-entry after a trip abroad.

I really dont care where I posted at this time.Just needed some answers quick to get my wife back to her family!

Also this has nothing to do with working and travel prior to getting green card, she has a green-card, it should be under: "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits"

SEE Duplicate post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=96466&hl=

Trip to ph---------------------------------May16,2005-June3,2005

I-129 sent---------------------------------------------June 27,2005

NOA-1---------------------------------------------------July 5,2005

NOA-2--------------------------------------------------Aug 29,2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved------------------------------------------Sept.9,2005

Called <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved unique#forwarded to ph----Sept.14,2005

Unique # MNL2005756XXX

INTERVIEW APPROVED!!!!Thank God!!!-------------------------Feb 27,2005

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Very sorry for your loss. (F)

8-30-05 Met David at a restaurant in Germany

3-28-06 David 'officially' proposed

4-26-06 I-129F mailed

9-25-06 Interview: APPROVED!

10-16-06 Flt to US, POE Detroit

11-5-06 Married

7-2-07 Green card received

9-12-08 Filed for divorce

12-5-08 Court hearing - divorce final

A great marriage is not when the "perfect couple" comes together.

It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences.

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YES :yes: Green card allows re-entry after a trip abroad.

Also this has nothing to do with working and travel prior to getting green card, she has a green-card, it should be under: "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits"

SEE Duplicate post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=96466&hl=

What does this question have to do with effects of major family changes on immigration benefits? Nothing. I love this website - always a someone with a wrong opinion lurking (like a #######). How about some compassion for the OP and his spouse, both of whom are confused. OP, if your wife's green card is effective (as in not expired) and her passport is effective (as in not expired) she can travel freely. if either one or the other is expired, you have a problem that I don't know will be solvable in a very short space of time. Peace. Japau

August 27, 2004 - - Married

09/07/04. Apply I-130 - (receipt date) (Day 1/NA/NA)

10/12/04. I-130 Approved - (Day 35/NA/NA)

10/16/04. NVC Receives Case (Day 39/Day 1/NA)

11/08/04. NVC Assigns Case Number (Day 62/Day 23/Day 1)

12/06/04. I-864 and IV fees sent out express (Day 88/Day 49/Day 26)

12/20/04. I-864 and DS-230 "generated" (Day 102/Day 63/Day 40)

01/07/05. I-864 and DS-230 sent express (Day 120/Day 81/Day 58)

01/10/05. I-864 and DS-230 Rec'd at NVC (Day 123/Day 84/Day 61)

01/12/05. NVC reports receipt of papers and begins entering information (Day 125/Day 86/Day 63)

01/14/05. System updated with "biographic forms received" message. (Day 127/Day 88/Day 65)

02/03/05. Case APPROVED and forwarded to EMBASSY! (Day 147/Day 108/Day 85)

02/10/05. Embassy receives case, interview appointment arranged via email for 03/03/05!

SUCCESS! VISA 'INTERVIEW' WITH NO QUESTIONS TO MY WIFE AT ALL COMPLETED ON 03-03-05. VISA IN HAND ON 03-04!!! DAY 175 (AFTER SENDING I-130) - DAY 136 (AFTER RECEIPT OF CASE AT NVC) - DAY 113 (AFTER ASSIGNMENT OF CASE NUMBER)

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS

01/08/07. I-751 Mailed to TSC

01/11/07. Checks Cashed

01/22/07. I-797C Received. Green Card Extended 12 Months

02/08/07. Bimoetrics appointment (for 3/01) received

03/01/07. Biometrics Taken in Tampa

03/02/07. Online - Record - Updated (probably for biometrics)

06/04/07. Card Production Ordered (Allow 30 days for delivery)

06/11/07. 10 year card received.

NATURALIZATION

04/08/08. Filed application

08/01/01. Received Interview Date (September 25)

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YES :yes: Green card allows re-entry after a trip abroad.

Also this has nothing to do with working and travel prior to getting green card, she has a green-card, it should be under: "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits"

SEE Duplicate post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=96466&hl=

No it shouldn't be in there at all.

This is one of those inbetweenie types of posts that don't really belong anywhere, so the best place to leave it is here as it is about travelling, albeit with a GC. It is certainly better suited here than anywhere else. Travelling with a GC will not effect immigration benefits whatsoever.

Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

This forum is dedicated to topics such as but not limited to divorce or even the loss of life of a petitioning relative and how it may affect immigration related benefits.

OP ~ Sorry for your wife's loss. (F)

japau ~ Please refrain from implying that anyone is a #######. Thanks.

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Just make sure that the ticket is booked in the name in the passport and that your wife takes a copy of your marriage cert with her just in case.

Our condolences for your loss and wishing all of your extended family well.

I 130 & I129F (K3) and AOS info in timeline

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Just make sure that the ticket is booked in the name in the passport and that your wife takes a copy of your marriage cert with her just in case.

Our condolences for your loss and wishing all of your extended family well.

Thank you to all that care!

My wifes passport is a pilipinas pasaporte so does she really have to have the airline ticket in her old name like in the passport??or can she have it in her new name with a certificate of marrige??I have to get the ticket tomorrow please let me know friends.Thanks Kurt and Ester

Trip to ph---------------------------------May16,2005-June3,2005

I-129 sent---------------------------------------------June 27,2005

NOA-1---------------------------------------------------July 5,2005

NOA-2--------------------------------------------------Aug 29,2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved------------------------------------------Sept.9,2005

Called <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved unique#forwarded to ph----Sept.14,2005

Unique # MNL2005756XXX

INTERVIEW APPROVED!!!!Thank God!!!-------------------------Feb 27,2005

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kim&james   0

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Just make sure that the ticket is booked in the name in the passport and that your wife takes a copy of your marriage cert with her just in case.

Our condolences for your loss and wishing all of your extended family well.

Thank you to all that care!

My wifes passport is a pilipinas pasaporte so does she really have to have the airline ticket in her old name like in the passport??or can she have it in her new name with a certificate of marrige??I have to get the ticket tomorrow please let me know friends.Thanks Kurt and Ester

Ticket in the passport name. Take the marriage cert along with the green card to present upon entry back into the US. The ticket has to match the passport.

Take care

I 130 & I129F (K3) and AOS info in timeline

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borninabarn   0

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Just make sure that the ticket is booked in the name in the passport and that your wife takes a copy of your marriage cert with her just in case.

Our condolences for your loss and wishing all of your extended family well.

Thank you to all that care!

My wifes passport is a pilipinas pasaporte so does she really have to have the airline ticket in her old name like in the passport??or can she have it in her new name with a certificate of marrige??I have to get the ticket tomorrow please let me know friends.Thanks Kurt and Ester

Thank you all so much for the help in this matter!I contacted NWA I told them that I needed to know for sure the right way to handle this.NWA said that the airline ticket can be in her new name even though her filipina passport is in her maiden name because the original marrige certificate that we have is an official document that shows her maiden name along with her new name.And also she has her green card in her new name.These 3 documents are sufficient for her traveling to the philippines and then back to the USA.

Trip to ph---------------------------------May16,2005-June3,2005

I-129 sent---------------------------------------------June 27,2005

NOA-1---------------------------------------------------July 5,2005

NOA-2--------------------------------------------------Aug 29,2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved------------------------------------------Sept.9,2005

Called <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> Recieved unique#forwarded to ph----Sept.14,2005

Unique # MNL2005756XXX

INTERVIEW APPROVED!!!!Thank God!!!-------------------------Feb 27,2005

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I wasn't implying...lol...

August 27, 2004 - - Married

09/07/04. Apply I-130 - (receipt date) (Day 1/NA/NA)

10/12/04. I-130 Approved - (Day 35/NA/NA)

10/16/04. NVC Receives Case (Day 39/Day 1/NA)

11/08/04. NVC Assigns Case Number (Day 62/Day 23/Day 1)

12/06/04. I-864 and IV fees sent out express (Day 88/Day 49/Day 26)

12/20/04. I-864 and DS-230 "generated" (Day 102/Day 63/Day 40)

01/07/05. I-864 and DS-230 sent express (Day 120/Day 81/Day 58)

01/10/05. I-864 and DS-230 Rec'd at NVC (Day 123/Day 84/Day 61)

01/12/05. NVC reports receipt of papers and begins entering information (Day 125/Day 86/Day 63)

01/14/05. System updated with "biographic forms received" message. (Day 127/Day 88/Day 65)

02/03/05. Case APPROVED and forwarded to EMBASSY! (Day 147/Day 108/Day 85)

02/10/05. Embassy receives case, interview appointment arranged via email for 03/03/05!

SUCCESS! VISA 'INTERVIEW' WITH NO QUESTIONS TO MY WIFE AT ALL COMPLETED ON 03-03-05. VISA IN HAND ON 03-04!!! DAY 175 (AFTER SENDING I-130) - DAY 136 (AFTER RECEIPT OF CASE AT NVC) - DAY 113 (AFTER ASSIGNMENT OF CASE NUMBER)

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS

01/08/07. I-751 Mailed to TSC

01/11/07. Checks Cashed

01/22/07. I-797C Received. Green Card Extended 12 Months

02/08/07. Bimoetrics appointment (for 3/01) received

03/01/07. Biometrics Taken in Tampa

03/02/07. Online - Record - Updated (probably for biometrics)

06/04/07. Card Production Ordered (Allow 30 days for delivery)

06/11/07. 10 year card received.

NATURALIZATION

04/08/08. Filed application

08/01/01. Received Interview Date (September 25)

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