US Immigration from Philippines

Hi everyone, my mom just finished her interview. She was asked to submit more documents as a proof that she is a legitimate person and that we are related and I am her daughter. This is due to her birth certificate was late registered. So her additional requirements to submit includes both of our previous or late IDs, baptismal certificates, school records, baby book, hospital records, etc. My question is what is a baby book? Is it a record of vaccines? What if we don't have a record of vaccine, what will be our other option to replace this document? This is the only one that we are missing out. Thank you for your help!

Hi Everyone,

I would like to inquire if it is possible to make a travel outside the Philippines (Tour) while waiting my Interview Schedule. Can this affect my long awaited petition?. I was Documentarily Qualified last 08-Sep-2022, the NVC sent me an email notice last 08-Nov-2022 informing me that they will contact me the next 60 days to inform whether or not there would be an appointed schedule.

Also, I did not receive a welcome letter (Hard copy) only email with Subject: Notice of Immigrant Visa Case Creation containing my NVC Case Number and Invoice ID Number. Is this considered as my welcome letter?

Will appreciate any advise/suggestions. Thanks in Advance.

Hello everyone. I hope someone can answer my questions. This K1 visa is not for me, but for my son's fianc e.

My son (USC) filed for K1 for his fianc e, who has been his girlfriend since he was about 13 yrs old. They're both 26 yrs old now.

The filing date of the petition was on August 30, 2021, and they have not seen each other for 2 years before that because of Covid restrictions. My son also was working and graduated from College ( Oct 2021).

Today, we received an RFE.

Has anyone used Covid as a reason for the missing 2 year period?

I understand one must reaquire Philippine citizenship after naturalizing in the US but my question is what measures are in place to make sure this is done? What prevents newly naturalize US citizens from entering and leaving the Philippines on their unexpired Philippine Passport. I know you must exit and enter the US with yiur new US Passport (now that you re a US citzen) but what really prevents the use of the old Philippine passport if it hasn t yet expired. Thank you.

Okay, so my fiance decided she didn't want to go on with the K1 visa process. I had filed on May 27, 2022. Received I-797C acknowledging receipt of the application May 25, 2022. I sent a notarized "letter of withdrawal" on 10/13/2022 to the California Service Center. I keep checking MyUscis and there has been no update. Now I know they take forever to do anything but... I tried calling someone but of course could never get through to a human being. Is there an additional step I need to take?

Will this affect any possible future K1 petitions? I know what you're thinking, don't jump back in. I have heard of a WAIVER, Is this something I can request at this point?

I have also heard of a 2 year ban on future applications. Any truth to this?

For those of you curious why my K1 went array here you go. My fiances family, once they knew she was engaged to a "millionaire American" began moving in the her apartment with her. First a cousin, then a niece, then the eldest sister. Now, me being American didn't think this was a good thing. My fiance was going to need more family support $$$ but I was less than willing to support the entire family. She began getting requests daily from friends and family to send them "load". The three additional family members did not work and offered no financial aid of support. (They were all broke)

When asked if I could triple her monthly support I replied that the problem was not "inflation" but her lazy-###-bloodsucking family members. (Of course I didn't voice those actual words but but I wanted to) To make a long story short my fiance became cold and within days she said she "just wanted to be friends".

I had warned her that her family members would try to break us up as I knew they were jealous of her for many reasons.

Any answers to the withdrawal process? 2 year moratorium?

P.S. In hindsight I realize that I dodged a lifetime bullet as her family members would have ALWAYS been in need. While I wouldn't mind helping out in an emergency I don't want to support the 18 member family for life.

Broken-hearted...Dave