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CFO telecounseling requirements
9:38 am December 9, 2020

justinedr

Justinedr

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hi im prepping docs for my cfo counseling next week. just dont know what Proof of Residency/Alien Registration Card is. is this his proof of residency in the philippines? petitioner is a filipino who got naturalized 9yrs ago.

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In preparation for your Telecounseling, you are advised to prepare the following documents listed below
and send them here after the Telecounseling session.
Also, please note that you may be requested to submit additional requirements, like medical certificate, affidavit of support,
police record of your spouse/partner/fiance(e) etc., if I deem it necessary.

COUNSELING REQUIREMENTS (clear photos will do)
1. Marriage Certificate (PSA) or if married overseas, original Report of Marriage duly registered by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate or the Department of Foreign Affairs (if applicable)
2. Divorce decree/certificate (of Filipino spouse or foreign spouse, if previously married)
3. Annulment paper (of Filipino spouse or foreign spouse, if previously married)
4. Proof of residency/Alien Registration Card-ARC (of foreign spouse)
5. Proof of relationship (pictures together, e-mails, among others)
6. Death certificate (of Filipino spouse and/or foreign spouse, if widow/widower)

7. Certificate of Family relations / registration (of foreign spouse, if applicable)
8. Photo of your valid passport
9. Photo of your valid visa
10. Proof of Employment (of foreign spouse/partner/fiance(e))
11. Proof of Residence (i.e.: ID, billing statement of foreign spouse/partner/fiance(e))
12. Petitioner's Passport Page with Bureau of Immigration stamps (if applicable)
13. Contact Information
a. Your Full Name:
Address:
Email address:
b. Full Name of Closest Relative in the Philippines (indicate relationship):
Address:
Contact Number:
c. Petitioner's Full Name:
Address:
Contact Number:



 
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Updating my passport
8:02 am December 9, 2020

SparkySlay

SparkySlay

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Hi. I arrived here in the US 3 months ago via CR1 visa and I m still using my maiden name as of now. I recently secured an appointment to renew/update my passport next year. My question is, am I not gonna have a problem once I filled for ROC?



 
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Cohabitation proof for AOS interview
4:27 am December 9, 2020

JaneW

JaneW

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I got a text and email today that they scheduled my interview already. I am now listing down evidences I need to bring in. My question is, me and my husband live with his parents at the moment. We don t have any rent/lease agreement. We do pay them rent every month. How do we prove that we live in the same house? I read about making a rent agreement/affidavit but the concern is, will his parents have to put money from rent as an added income when filing their taxes? Sorry, I just don t have any idea, but that could be a concern, having an issue with IRS. Thanks!



 
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Biometrics Appointment
6:20 pm December 8, 2020

JVG



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Good afternoon:

My wife just received a notice from the USCIS in regards to a biometrics appointment scheduled for later this month. She applied for her AOS last year and we got a denial letter from them in May. We immediately reapplied for the AOS. However, back in October, she received her Combo Card and the notice indicated they had used her fingerprints from the denied AOS.

This is confusing and we are wondering if this is a normal procedure doing the biometrics again? What should we do?

Thank you so much and Happy Holidays !

JVG



 
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F4 CSPA Philippines
5:57 pm December 8, 2020

katerynnn



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Hello, Everyone!

Anyone here got approved visa under CSPA age? I'm turning 22 this Dec 28 and we are about to submit our DS260 maybe next day. My name is listed on the ceac website and able to pay the fees also. I also tried to calculate my age using the CSPA calculator and my age is 14 yrs 2 months 24 days.

Category: F4

Birthdate: 28 DEC 1998

PD: 02 FEB 2002

Approval date: 12 JUN 2009

WL received: 29 JUL 2020



 
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