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MoandIrene

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  • Gender
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    Pompano Beach
  • State
    Florida

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    National Benefits Center
  • Country
    Philippines
  • Our Story
    We met online in 2007, got married in 2008. We lived in Kuwait, she was with me in Kuwait while I was working there. When I left Kuwait, we decided that she would go back to the Philippines to teach while I was getting things settled here for her to come. I had not really researched the process, cause I thought it was nice and easy and quick since we were already married. Wow, was I really wrong. I came back to start my photography business while she was teaching. So now we just have to wait it out, no matter how impatient we get. But we are strong, and will fight thru like we all do to be with the one we love most in the whole world. I never thought I could love someone so much and will do anything for. I guess this is what we are look for, "real love", and I have found IT.

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  1. MoandIrene

    With respect to all K1 filers, I am trying to understand how those visas are processed so much faster than CR1 visas. I mean we are already married, and in some cases more than two years, but yet we have to wait the longest and get the least amount of information regarding the status. It is like it is a penalty for doing getting married. That just makes no sense at all in anyway.

    1. GoLdEnSkY99

      GoLdEnSkY99

      wait till you hit the six months waiting and k-1s getting approved in less than a month, it can make you go nuts.

    2. Peter_Pan

      Peter_Pan

      It is because you get a green card through marriage, as a K1 holder the process of applying goes on further. I have been waiting for my adjustment for 8 months, if you add to that the 8 I waited for my visa, you'll see that, time wise, you are doign better.

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