SteelFaithU2

I'd like to have my fiancee come and stay in the US with me for as long as possible while we're waiting for the NOA2, but from what I hear, Filipinos aren't allowed to travel to the US unless they are rich, or come from a wealthy family, otherwise poor Filipinos (99% of the country) are refused because they can't demonstrate an significant ties to their own country - pretty discriminatory in my eyes, but hey, that's life right?
I notice most of the people posting here come from a western country, so of course they can travel to the US as they please. Does anyone know if there's a chance for my fiancee to visit me here? I'd really like her to meet my family finally and see what life is like here if this is where we'll be living for the rest of our lives.

Has anyone here who's been approved, also sent in additional supporting evidence or documents after they had already sent in their initial I-129F? I read from a VSC newsletter that doing so is slowing down the processing times for those people. I did this because I was told it wasn't a problem, as long as I sent in the documents with a copy of my NOA1, but the only catch was it might not reach my original packet of paperwork; but I was never told it could slow it down! UHG!

I think any spanish country gets priority. If I say I speak spanish on the NVC call-line, I get through instantly, but if I say I speak english, expect to wait for 30-45 minutes.