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    Visa status issued->AP??

    in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

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    Hi my fiancée passed her interview on the 10th. On Monday, ceac visa status changed to issued and now today it's changed to administrative processing. What does this mean ? Is this good news or bad news? I thought we were already approved! They took her passport on the 10th after her interview --

    mine was the same, i was interviewed sep 10, sep 16 was AP then sep 18, ISSUED, then yesterday around 5pm it went back to AP again. its confusing!!!

    K1 Interview APPROVED..but the PASSPORT is still at the consular section...

    in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted

    I knw tht feeling. cz like us actually we've waited for almost 11mnths to get approved and then now we still have to wait patiently to get my visa on hand. i dunno why this is all happening.and who knows.?!! even agents cant tell us neither the exact dates or reason why this process is taking so long. but atleast youve seen your status are changing unlike mine wc is frozen on its ...READY stats......

    did you try to call usem on that. i called the usem this afternoon and they cant say why from issued back to AP again. usem told me that i should wait. grrrr..

    Ready for CFO

    in Philippines

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    My fiance and I are ready for the first major step in the K-1 process on her end in Philly - the dreaded CFO seminar. She will be going the last week of this month, as she will be doing this before our NOA2 to get it out of the way.

    She will return there after the embassy interview with her passport, visa, copies of this form, payment receipt, and seminar completion certificate to get a sticker affixed to her passport.

    Here is the single sheet guide that I made for her to bring and will go over with her in preparation for the seminar. Let me know if it looks good. smile.png

    COMMISSION ON FILIPINOS OVERSEES (CFO)

    1345 Ctitigold Center, President Quirino Avenue, corner South Superhighway, Manila

    (632) 552-4700 local 713 to 714 and 742 to 745 Email: info@ cfo.gov.ph; mieo@cfo.gov.ph

    Guidance and Counseling Session

    Space is highly limited (15 per session for those immigrating to the USA), so you will need to arrive at 4:00 AM and line up at the railing to the entrance! The sessions are Monday to Friday 9:00 AM-12:00 PM and 2:00-5:00 PM.

    What to bring:

    1. 2 valid forms of ID containing photograph (passport, NBI, etc) - originals AND copy

    2. Passport - original AND copy of bio page

    2. Birth Certificate (NSO) - original AND copy

    3. CENOMAR - original AND copy

    4. NBI Clearance - original AND copy

    5. Copy of fiance's birth certificate and passport bio page

    6. Copy of fiance's proof of singleness (tax transcript and paystubs)

    7. Photographs of you with fiance

    8. 400 php

    - Do not let them keep any of the originals. Have them see it and then keep the copy.

    - It may be a good idea to bring your copy of i-129F packet as well (if you have one) in case they want anything else.

    Info You Will Need To Know About Fiance

    Full name and date of birth

    Full MAIDEN name of mother & father

    LANDLINE contact number

    Address

    Cell and email

    Occupation & Employer

    Education

    - You also need to know all of the above information about yourself including zipcode.

    Among the Important Info You May Learn About K-1 Immigration Process

    Laws regarding visa expiration: valid for 6 months, good for 1 entry, have 90 days after arrival to marry

    Travel tax/exit fee and terminal fee: 1620 php and 550 php (if not included with airline ticket payment)

    Baggage allowance: check in 2 pieces of luggage weighing less than 50 lbs each, ship rest after arrival

    Travel documents: passport, visa , embassy's sealed envelope, baggage declarations (filled on plane)

    Customs: arrival at airport immigration, sealed envelope taken, opened, & kept, passport stamped, I-94

    Get Social Security #: passport, birth certificate, visa, I-94, filled SS-5 (repeat after name change & EAD)

    Register marriage: State County Recorder/Clerk and Philippine Consulate General

    Philippine Consulate General contact information and other organizations that assist emigrated Filipinos

    Adjustment of Status (AOS), Employment Authorization (EAD), Advanced Parole (travel): after married

    Green Card: AOS application, fingerprinting, interview, 2 year conditional card, then ROC, 10 year card

    United States Citizenship requirements: 3 years and after Removal of Conditions (ROC)

    Dual Citizenship: apply for reacquisition of Philippine citizenship in person at Philippine Consulate

    hi leon & mylen

    is that okay if i dont have the birthcertificate of my fiance? i got the divorce paper and copy of his passport. do i really need his ITR? and what else do i need to bring? thank you in advance.:)

    My fiance and I are ready for the first major step in the K-1 process on her end in Philly - the dreaded CFO seminar. She will be going the last week of this month, as she will be doing this before our NOA2 to get it out of the way.

    She will return there after the embassy interview with her passport, visa, copies of this form, payment receipt, and seminar completion certificate to get a sticker affixed to her passport.

    Here is the single sheet guide that I made for her to bring and will go over with her in preparation for the seminar. Let me know if it looks good. smile.png

    COMMISSION ON FILIPINOS OVERSEES (CFO)

    1345 Ctitigold Center, President Quirino Avenue, corner South Superhighway, Manila

    (632) 552-4700 local 713 to 714 and 742 to 745 Email: info@ cfo.gov.ph; mieo@cfo.gov.ph

    Guidance and Counseling Session

    Space is highly limited (15 per session for those immigrating to the USA), so you will need to arrive at 4:00 AM and line up at the railing to the entrance! The sessions are Monday to Friday 9:00 AM-12:00 PM and 2:00-5:00 PM.

    What to bring:

    1. 2 valid forms of ID containing photograph (passport, NBI, etc) - originals AND copy

    2. Passport - original AND copy of bio page

    2. Birth Certificate (NSO) - original AND copy

    3. CENOMAR - original AND copy

    4. NBI Clearance - original AND copy

    5. Copy of fiance's birth certificate and passport bio page

    6. Copy of fiance's proof of singleness (tax transcript and paystubs)

    7. Photographs of you with fiance

    8. 400 php

    - Do not let them keep any of the originals. Have them see it and then keep the copy.

    - It may be a good idea to bring your copy of i-129F packet as well (if you have one) in case they want anything else.

    Info You Will Need To Know About Fiance

    Full name and date of birth

    Full MAIDEN name of mother & father

    LANDLINE contact number

    Address

    Cell and email

    Occupation & Employer

    Education

    - You also need to know all of the above information about yourself including zipcode.

    Among the Important Info You May Learn About K-1 Immigration Process

    Laws regarding visa expiration: valid for 6 months, good for 1 entry, have 90 days after arrival to marry

    Travel tax/exit fee and terminal fee: 1620 php and 550 php (if not included with airline ticket payment)

    Baggage allowance: check in 2 pieces of luggage weighing less than 50 lbs each, ship rest after arrival

    Travel documents: passport, visa , embassy's sealed envelope, baggage declarations (filled on plane)

    Customs: arrival at airport immigration, sealed envelope taken, opened, & kept, passport stamped, I-94

    Get Social Security #: passport, birth certificate, visa, I-94, filled SS-5 (repeat after name change & EAD)

    Register marriage: State County Recorder/Clerk and Philippine Consulate General

    Philippine Consulate General contact information and other organizations that assist emigrated Filipinos

    Adjustment of Status (AOS), Employment Authorization (EAD), Advanced Parole (travel): after married

    Green Card: AOS application, fingerprinting, interview, 2 year conditional card, then ROC, 10 year card

    United States Citizenship requirements: 3 years and after Removal of Conditions (ROC)

    Dual Citizenship: apply for reacquisition of Philippine citizenship in person at Philippine Consulate

    hi leon & mylen

    is that okay if i dont have the birthcertificate of my fiance? i got the divorce paper and copy of his passport. do i really need his ITR? and what else do i need to bring? thank you in advance.:)

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