mrsSpitze

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/woman-s-family-fighting-make-it-easier-organ-donors-come-n846141
 
They are trying but it's not easy 

as my brother had lung transplant (in Pittsburg)  and cousin had a kidney transplant NY  in NY (from his wife)  i can tell you it is not a fast process 
they put you on a waiting list and (no matter if you have a willing donor)  you go thru tests and evaulations for the transplant test
my brother had a almost 3 year wait and they made him get on treadmill even though at first he could do only 2 minutes along with putting him on a healthy diet 
my cousin waited a year for the transplant to happen with his wife the donor
your family may not even be a good match
but any major transplant hospital can not only instruct you as what to do,  they can arrange the travel for a willing and compatable donor
many surgeries on foreigners take place in the US and all is arranged by hospital and doctors so bringing a donor  may be possible
so,  ask your doctor on the procedure to get them matched in your home country 
the hospital has the paperwork to allow one to travel if matched with your blood and tissue types
you will also have to know who will pay for the surgery of the donor    this is not a cheap operation and your insurance will not cover the donor 
that is major reason for people doing fund raising 
so sorry 
been there    
done that
and i know what you go thru
they will arrange for dialysis if needed while you wait for the donor
the list is long and most have to wait their turn even for the operating room space and all personal needed to get together to do this surgery
Best places in the east for transplants are Pittsburg,  Phillidephia and Burmingham

No you will not get held at the airport for having unpaid loans.

Mind changing (note, moments after baggage claim, which seems to be a constant) only makes it harder for others in the future to get b2 visas...you and your fiancee wanted the vo to believe and trust you....now what? Recently, I found out that one of my employees did the same thing....lied to get a tourist visa for her foreign fiancee...they married 2 days after he arrived...I fired her two days later. I don't have much patience (none) for those who cheat our system and fully expect to be rewarded for doing so (she foolishly invited me to the wedding, where the story came out...she and her new husband were actually laughing about how 'dumb' the VO and our border officials were....the laughter stopped on Monday, when she showed up at the office, with her stuff from her desk all boxed up...I even asked somebody to put a nice bow on the box.
Bottom line: a B2 visa is supposed to be an object of trust, given to the trustworthy. When that trust is violated, it ruins the opportunities for others.

I think you're being overly sensitive

Apparently we had a successful AOS interview last week. Today our case status was updated to Card Production Ordered! Next up ROC in 2 years. Good luck to all those still waiting. I hope you all get your approvals soon.

And the Aroma does most all of that for only $50 - don't know if you can make bread in it.

There have been age gaps over 50 years that have gotten through the CFO. She wasn't denied because of the age gap, she was denied because she lacked the confidence to stand up for herself and the relationship with you, regardless of the age gap. They filled her heads with doubts and she went into the one on one interview with no confidence. Or she didn't grasp the subject matter they taught her well enough. Those are the reasons someone gets denied.

Yup just a certified copy of the marriage certificate.
AOS doesn't require photos of the two of you.
"Someone" should read the guide so they stop giving bad information.
http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

Proof of marriage? The marriage certificate. You have to include a certified copy of the marriage certificate.
Don't need bank info or anything like that for AOS.
Follow the GUIDE http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

my interview is tomrrow >_< this is very nerve wrecking haha wish me luck! x)
I hope that everyone's process will speed up and I hope the government shutdown doesnt last much longer then this...

you should be thankful you got a visa and are in the U.S. with ur significant other.......some of us would just about kill to have at least that

Okay first stop pissing your pants you are fine. About all of us have our love ones apply. And those of us at hard to get Visa countries its expected to get denied (really shows you want to be with your husband don't you think).
So clean up, calm down your interview is coming fast. All the best.

The short answer is... no.
The long answer is.. no.

Good luck!

Is the child yours? You can file CRBA so the child will be a US citizen and will have a US passport.
The embassy will not issue a K2 visa for your child, unless the child does not qualify for US citizenship.
The child's citizenship issue must be resolved first.
http://manila.usembassy.gov/service/citizenship/first-time-report-of-birth-abroad7.html

Hi Pearson,this is not a mistake.You will not have an interview..This is good news to the July filler who have not recieved an interview letter yet..Our Green Cards will be produced soon..THIS IS GOOD NEW...yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

It takes at least 2 parties to make a bribe. You Fiancee is complicit in this...

I know there is corruption in the Philippines..but just like beggars, there wont be any beggars if people stop giving handouts. don't get me wrong, I understand your fiancee's situation but then again, situation wont change if there are people who are allowing this to happen.

You use your name as shown on your birth certificate. You have a middle name (mother's maiden name) and its on your BC.
Its an oops.

Fingers crossed, although I'm more interested in receiving the EAD as soon as possible and start looking for a job!

So, it's okay to deny a mother's love?
Why should you want to deny this child the love and care of a mother?
How is life with a US father who doesn't know how to care for the child when there is a loving mother?
Why do you assume that life for the child would be better in the US?

It didn't sound that bad to me. My fiance was in same boat, never been to a Dr in her life before the exam. I would just ignore it, it's hard to really know with out the tone of voice but sometimes people just take things the wrong way. It will only get worse in the US because here it is crazy weird that you haven't seen a doctor, I sure wish I had never seen a doctor. Good luck with the visa, don't sweat the small stuff!

Yes, it's true. It counts as a visa overstay, and can add up over time. Get the Filipino passport for the child, and you will save money in the long run.

K1

My biometrics appointment letter came in the mail 4 days after I received my NOAs. you should be getting yours very soon!