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Blue Bianchi

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  1. Hello Blue!

    To answer your question, they are currently reside in Pateros (Sta Ana Barangay). They are attending a private pre-school in San Pedro called the San Pedro PECEP Center. The boys are doing very well academically. The youngest is on the Honor every period. I live in a very diverse community. I am not sure how many young filipino children reside in my communtity but there are alot of Asian children (Chinese, Japanese, Indian, etc...) and other minority groups here. There is a very good charter school that is part the of school district which they could attend but the public here is very good because of it strong ties to the university in my community.

    Hi Michael,

    I think they will do fine. It seems that the younger kids immigrate, the easier they transition. It's also great that you live in a diverse place. My very best wishes to you and your new family!

    BBianchi

  2. Congratulations! :)

    just got my biometric in the mail! its for 04/12 ! YaaaaaY :dance:

    but the oficce is only 20 min away! so ill try a walk-in tomorrow! :)

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    03.08.2013 (Day 0) - Sent off I-130,I-485, I-765

    03.09.2013 (Day 1) - Package received by USCIS Chicago

    03.16.2013 (Day 7) - Received NOA texts and emails

    03.20.2013 (Day 11) - 3 NOA's hardcopies in the Mail!

    03.25.2013 (Day 16) - Received Biometrics appointment letter for 04/12/2013 in Santa Rosa , CA

  3. Hi Michael,

    Could you tell us more about the kind if education they had been getting in the Philippines? Were they going to public schools or private schools? What city or town do they come from? Are they at the top of their class or not so much?

    The language of instruction in the Philippines is English and if they are still in grade school or high school, they will catch up with American peers in speaking and comprehension. But the learning curve will be steep and it will take them some time to adjust emotionally and socially.

    You and your new wife will have to be supportive. It will make a huge difference too if you make the initiative to get to know Philippine culture. Get involved in communities where they can make friends with other young Filipino immigrants so they will know what what they are experiencing is common.

    Blue Bianchi

  4. Hi everyone!

    Just sealed my application packet a few minutes ago. Gah! I'm glad my husband was there to double check everything. We did some last tweaks on the cover letters and he caught some documents that were missing. I'm sending it off tomorrow and will be glad to not think about this for a while.

    Hope everyone is doing well and getting all those notices you are waiting for :)

    Blue Bianchi

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