US Immigration from Philippines

I can now say this is FALSE! My wife had to go for her 2nd medical today. First medical she had to do the sputum. The delay in completing the medical because of sputum test, along with the delay in rescheduling her interview caused the medical to expire. She went in for second medical today and they said no sputum. We were both extremely relived!

Okay I have a question, four or five really, that has sort-of-been asked already but I just need to clarify this under the current Philippines lock down and requirements as they seem to change daily.

1.) Are on-line marriages legal as far as Immigration from the Philippines to the US is concerned. (NOTE: I was married in the Philippines back in 2013, divorced 7 years later in the US.) While I know the PI does not recognize divorce even from other countries I also understand that my divorce is LEGAL in the US and practically in every other country in the world. My concern is I guess I would technically be a bigamist in the the Philippines no matter where I am married in the world. Am I correct in thinking that the United States will be happy with me remarrying and they will not consider me a bigamist. (Yes, I know I will have to go to the Philippines to consummate the marriage.) And this brings me to question number two:

2.) Will my new Filipina wife have an trouble with her CFO class? Will they refuse to allow her to leave the country based on our on-line marriage and them considering me to be a bigamist? Will they check their data bases and see that I am still married in the Philippines?

3.) If we go the on-line marriage route will I likely be granted permission/waiver to enter the Philippines to be with my wife once I am in possession of our legal US marriage certificate? I have been vaccinated 2 times already (I have my vaccination card/document.) I am planning a two month stay.

4.) Will the on-line marriage satisfy the US Government for immigration purposes?

5.) Do I/we really need to hire WEBWED to coordinate all of the on-line requirements or can I do that directly with the Utah government?

P.S. I reside in Hawaii and Hawaii does not offer/allow on-line marriages.

Any assistance/pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Aloha from Maui, Dave O

Okay I have a question, four or five really, that has sort-of-been asked already but I just need to clarify this under the current Philippines lock down and requirements as they seem to change daily.

1.) Are on-line marriages legal as far as Immigration from the Philippines to the US is concerned. (NOTE: I was married in the Philippines back in 2013, divorced 7 years later in the US.) While I know the PI does not recognize divorce even from other countries I also understand that my divorce is LEGAL in the US and practically in every other country in the world. My concern is I guess I would technically be a bigamist in the the Philippines no matter where I am married in the world. Am I correct in thinking that the United States will be happy with me remarrying and they will not consider me a bigamist. (Yes, I know I will have to go to the Philippines to consummate the marriage.) And this brings me to question number two:

2.) Will my new Filipina wife have an trouble with her CFO class? Will they refuse to allow her to leave the country based on our on-line marriage and them considering me to be a bigamist? Will they check their data bases and see that I am still married in the Philippines?

3.) If we go the on-line marriage route will I likely be granted permission/waiver to enter the Philippines to be with my wife once I am in possession of our legal US marriage certificate? I have been vaccinated 2 times already (I have my vaccination card/document.) I am planning a two month stay.

4.) Will the on-line marriage satisfy the US Government for immigration purposes?

5.) Do I/we really need to hire WEBWED to coordinate all of the on-line requirements or can I do that directly with the Utah government?

P.S. I reside in Hawaii and Hawaii does not offer/allow on-line marriages.

Any assistance/pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Aloha from Maui, Dave O

I am a US CITIZEN. I adopted my stepson who has been residing with me and his mother, my wife, in the USA since September 2020 on a green card. Now that I have legally adopted him and my name is on his birth certificate what do I need to do to get him US CITIZENSHIP?

How long after interview is it taking to get passport/visa back via 2go for pick up in manila?