Bayareaguy

Tim, Dan is correct. We filed our K1 when I was 17, got the approval notice 4 months after the receipt notice and is approved at USEM interview. I met another VJ member with the same experience. She even had prior k1 petition (filed by her ex-fiance),which was approved after a few months but she cancelled later on. Her 2nd fiance (now husband) filed her i-129f and got approved in 5 months! Her AOS was approved too and she has her conditional green card now.

Well, there you go

Case closed!

More clothes... or skin on skin is even better.

Past a certain age for a guy and your just a perv lol i dont care how offended one might be by this statement, the other way around on the womans side i would say most the time they are looking for a way out of a poor country.

So what is the age cut off then? 15? 20? 30?

I guess that is one way to entice someone to buy a Kindle... hmmm

You can run it on your computer or phone/pad/pod app.

I suspect that some who question a "large" age gap (what ever that really is) have subliminal "buyers remorse".

i'm filing a cr-1/ir-1. the reason behind the question is almost all of the k-1 petitions in the Philippines have a enormous age gap. must be a rare coincidence, huh?

And of course, those with a small age gap arent despirate at all.

Of course I can see this info on their website. The thing is that when you fly to the Philippines you always see people checking BB Boxes so we were thinking about doing the same thing but how can we do it if we can't get the needed info? I mean if it would just cost extra then be polite and tell us.

Not sure what you mean...if the box is over the weight and dimensions listed, they will charge you. As you said the needed info is there?

As long as you know the dimensions of your box.

I assume you are flying from the states:

Adults/Children First/ Business/ Economy class:

2 Pieces Maximum weight per bag:

First: 32kg (70lbs)

Business: 32kg (70lbs)

Economy: 23kg (50lbs)

Total dimensions of each piece must not exceed 158cm (62in)

Above this they will charge.

http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/en_INTL/helpingyoutravel/checkedbaggage

"but it irritates me when someone post some off-the-cuff "smart-@$$" remark as if this forum is a comedy stage" Yea, me to. I know a guy, his name is Billy J Bumblaster, and he is very interested in your question as he would love to come to the US and meet other guys like himself, please leave your name and contact info, he will be sure to get back to you.....

An interesting post from someone named Dirtsquirter.

My fiance and I plans that if i won't like it in OH, we will move to a warmer place where there's more at least Asian if not Filipinos. But get married first at least if she really wants to be with you.

Try Daly City

A man should take care of business.

Now in need of a new rice cooker (appliance, not wife). Any suggestions on which cookers are best? Rin preferred a certain brand of cooker in Thailand that isn't available in the USA (also can't bring one back due to voltage difference). Her main complaint about the one I have is rice cannot be left in the cooker overnight on "hold warm" without burning.

zojirushi.

Personally, I'd rather it be done here in the US, assuming we will still have full health insurance when the time comes (knock on wood).

But here is a thread about using a birthing center vs a hospital in the PI's:

http://www.livingincebuforums.com/ipb/topic/43194-margarita-birthing-center-vs-hospital/page__fromsearch__1

I Love it I never did get used to the toilet thing when I was there and at first could not find the toilet paper. I stayed with my girl's parents and on my first trip to the grocery (my first day) I bought some 'tissue'. They said not to put that into the toilet, but I stood by my guns and said it was am American thing. I have been thinking of how to approach her delicately about some bathroom issues (i.e. toilet seats, flushing the paper, and even using paper) Any advise?

The best of both worlds:

http://www.totousa.com/Washlet/WashletC110.aspx

See darren. When a door closes sometimes a better one opens.

Good for you.

Could be the backdoor.

I'm sure the consular officer would be thrilled to watch your demo.

Are you an embassy interviewer?

Oh, no? Then I wouldn't worry about it, big guy.

Oh, it would be a light source for a simple but elegant demo, should they ask her what I do for a living

It's not on the list of prohibited items (such as portable electronics, CPs, etc.)... but may I ask why you would want a keychain light?

I was wondering if a keychain light would be (or not be) allowed to the US embassy interview?

I use skype...you can have a Philippine mobile # tied to a local (to you) number, and call it from your cell or landline.

Everyone seems to be missing the part of them not having internet... so vonage, magic jack, just VoIP in general... it won't work!!