US Immigration from Philippines

I ve been staying primarily in the Philippines for about 1.5 years (as a visitor with visa extensions, and I ve also made a few trips nearby countries).

My original residence is in the United States where I still own my house, and have continued to file normal US tax returns.

My question is this: When filling out the petitioner's address history on the K-1 petition, should I include or exclude the address I ve stayed at in the Philippines, since I m here as a temporary visitor and not a "resident", and list only my U.S. address as my present address, along with my previous 5 yrs of US addresses?

Curious if any other folks who have filed a K1 Petition while living or staying for extended periods overseas have faced this dilemma.

How to get 7 months old baby a medical is not on the derivatives interview letter

We are now living in Costa Rica and have filed CR1 from here is there any thing we should know different and will we still be subject to quota from Philippines ?

My wife & I were married in the Philippines on October 4 2024.I just filed our I-130 spouse visa today. It took just over a month to get the marriage certificate from PSA. I had 15 areas of extra evidence and hoping for the best.

Hi all,

Thank you so much for any advice. So finally the NVC sent me an email that told me they expedited my wife's IR-1 case to the Manila Embassy and told me to wait for a notification from the embassy regarding the Interview date. I still have not received any notification from them, but I have been told on this forum that they are not consistent at sending notifications at the right time so once my wife's visa status changes to "Ready" that this means we can schedule the interview online as well as the medical, etc. So yesterday I realized that it now does say "Ready," but I just wanted to confirm that I can go to the online appointment website at USTravelDocs to schedule it without worrying about waiting for any official word from the Manila Embassy itself? Thank you!