US Immigration from Philippines

I guess something happened at the interview today cause site was updated saying refused snd i still have not heard from her, so as of 1pm philippine time i told her to contact me or go back home. I can not have someone in my life that does not want to communicated on such a important thing we have fought so hard for, after a K1 and now this one i think i am done with immigration.

IT IS SAD SOME GET APPROVED OTHERS DO NOT OR HAVE TO WAIT YRS. when this government just lets these buttheads walk across the borders and give them everything they want while the rest of us try and do it the legal way costing thousands of dollars to go threw this process and they are apparently turned down, for who knows what reason which is now my case since someone does not want to communicate with me. Thank you all for the help i will be leaving the site real soon, no sense in me staying if not continuing on with this and my marriage. Bye all

Hello,

I'm working on the I-129f to bring my fianc e from the Philippines. For context, I am a naturalized citizen myself and became a citizen when I was very young through my parents' naturalization. The original plan for the I-129f was I was going to submit both my passport pages with visa stamps AND my certificate of naturalization as part of the documentation package. However, I discovered that my certificate of naturalization was signed incorrectly (wrong name and by my father) many years ago. I currently don't want to go through the whole tedious process of having it reissued (I will if I have to). Is it okay if I just submit full colored copies of ALL pages on my passport? Will it satisfy both the proof of citizenship requirement and evidence that we met (because of the visa stamps on it)?

Lost the login site to check status can someone post it for me

Looking a little brighter for those wisely avoiding Manila.

This is the one PAL flight (CEB-LAX) I actually recommend and even moreso considering covid and avoiding a layover country with additional rules, etc.

My wife and I took this about 5 years ago when it first started and was quite nice not having to transit another country. Oddly, the food was better going to the US than the return.

I am very new to this and trying to figure out how to fill out the papers. it does get confusing. I want to bring my fiance and her 3 y/o daughter here to the US. Can anyone help me understan these papers