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Seek help from the Philippine embassy. They will assist you from there.
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I would love to know where the law is that gives Philippines special immigration processing. I know that the Visa Bulletin has special columns for India, Mexico, and Philippines, they CLAIM because of immigration caps ... but that really doesn't explain why we see so many K-1(s) here on VJ from the Philippines getting fast-tracked.
6/8 of the NOA2(s) this month out of TSC have been from the Philippines ... with an average wait time for those 6 of just 27.5 days ... its hard to believe that special treatment doesn't exist while the rest of us have to wait 4 to 5 months. I'm not complaining about the special treatment. We all know involuntary governance is NEVER equal in their treatment of the law. This is GREAT if you are from the Philippines ... I'm not knocking you ... I'm envious. But seriously though ... there MUST be a law regarding this somewhere.
02/26 - 03/11 13
02/26 - 03/11 13
02/13 - 03/05 20
01/17 - 03/04 46
01/14 - 03/04 49
02/07 - 03/03 24
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AVG 27.5 days
The Philippines had a typhoon not a tsunami. It is said to be the strongest typhoon in world history. Eitherway, not everyone gets auto expedited. only those who are in the typhoon stricken areas.
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I 864
in Philippines
No, I'm not gonna live with his family. We will trandfa
We will transfer to a 2 bedroom apartment when I get there
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I 864
in Philippines
So my Fiance resides at the same house as mother who will be the co-sponsor (just incase). However, he was not declared in his mom's tax and has his own income, therefore he's independent. Should we include him in the household size count?
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For those who got their noa2. Did ur vj timeline was accurate????
The vj timeline keeps changing. The first estimated date of my noa2 was Jan.26 then changed to Feb. 15. I got mine on Feb 5th
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i checked CEAC status today, from " in transit" it changed to "ready". does it mean that our case was received my USem? Will they notify me, if they received it. do I have to wait for the mail before paying the visa fee?
As long as you have your case number you can go ahead and pay.
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It should be fine, plus like said you will have pay stubs which also show the company name, I really don't see an issue. Just the same the embassy may have issues with your most recent tax return not showing adequate income, it might not be a bad idea to write a letter to explain that you were still in college and such as to why the low income. And for sure have the co-sponsor documents.
We will provide letters for the following :
1. Reason.as to why he didn't earn enough for the past year (proof of being a student, of being with me for 3 months.etc)
2. Letter that we will be living rent-free with the signature of the apartment owner(his grandpa)
3. Letter of my educational background showing I have a high chance of employment in the us (plus transcripts and diploma)
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Anyone on the planet could type up a letter on blank paper. Of course anyone on the planet could also make up a bogus letterhead in 5 or 10 minutes on line and create a letter on that. Perhapos your spouses employer could just make up a letterhead. It's really easy. Ay least it shows some form of professionalism, I hope. They don't need a logo. Just go on line there are tons of free backgrounds for all kinds of purposes.
Thanks for the suggestion. Ofcourse we will substantiate the employment letter with his paystubs to show that it's legit.
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Company name, adress, and contact number is provided in the letter also.
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Doubt it...
what is your basis for this? are there any other options given that the company DOES NOT HAVE a letterhead or a logo?
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He put his company title under the signature. My fiance also has $15,000 plus on his bank account aside from his income. But we do have a cosponsor incase, my fiance's mom who is a nurse.
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Here is what's stated in the employment letter:
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter is to verify that ___ is currently a full time permanent employee with_____as an IT Technician. He began employment with _______ on 1/14/2014 and his current annual salary is averaging around $23,760 with overtime (50 Hours a week = $495 x 4 = $1,980 x 12 = $23,760). His hourly wage is currently $9.00 per hour and will receive raises within the upcoming months. He’s able to come in and work as much overtime as wanted.If you need any additional information, please feel free to call ______
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So as i've posted before, my fiance just started a new job in which he makes more than the poverty guideline (He was a student before(2012)and stayed with me for 3 months (2013) so he did not make enough on his w2 and tax returns for the last year and 2012). His boss signed the employment letter stating his average income (with overtime, he works 50 hours a week) and that he will be getting raises within the next months, however, the company does not have a letter head or a logo , is this fine? Will it still be accepted by the consulate?
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Coming up to 3 months now - COME ON USCIS!!
After noa2 everything will go by fast. Just hang in there,December filers!
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Goodluck everyone! Received noa2 last feb11,2014. Havent received any updates after. Patience is a virtue..
Congrats for passing medical!
Did you try calling NVC yet? If you're from tsc your uscis case status will change saying it's sent to NVC.
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I passed the medical!
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Hi,
I just want to make sure about the case number thing. We have to call the NVC or we shall wait them to send us letter or contact us by email??
I noticed that lots of people call the NVC to obtain the case number. Shouldn't be sent to us by formal letter by mail? or by email? or they never going to send it to us??? Would you please explain to me little bit about this part.
Thanks a lot
Congratulations and good luck with your journey
You have to call NVC for your case number so you can track if your petition is already sent to the consulate. Upon receiving your case number, you can check your status at ceac website.
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we called NVC again today. Finally, we got our case number and when i checked online status it shows " in transit" yay! ( 29 days from NOA2)
Go ahead and pay at bpi ASAP. As of now I think they're filling up may slots, but I'm positive earlier slots would always open.
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Just got done with my medical, was asked to go back Monday for the results. I'm so nervous.
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I arrived at 4:30 in slec, done with all my tests by 9 and was asked to come back on monday which sucks.
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Done with my medical. Have to go back on monday for the results. I'm so nervous
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My wife rescheduled her interview appointment about 3 times before getting March 13. I suggest refreshing the page any chance you get to get a better date!
But you can only reschedule twice without paying the interview fee again and being banned for 90 days, right?
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Doing your medical on a Friday means you will have to come back again on Monday, if you passed your medical, to get your vaccinations.
Some do manage to complete the whole medical in one day along with getting the vaccinations, this is the exception but it happened with my wife.
I will do my medical on friday because I have University exams the other days . I really pray I'll be able to finish everything in a day
December 2013 filers
in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
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First of all, I know how you feel, it might be unfair for some people to get their NOA 2 faster than average but it does not only happen to the beneficiaries from the Philippines. I am not part of the typhoon stricken area, therefore not auto expedited and I felt bitter seeing my fellow Filipinos get their approvals in weeks. Compared to them I waited for almost a month and a half (not that long, I know) but beneficiaries from other countries, not only from the Philippines, some even filled later than me have been getting approvals in January.
Second, the typhoon really devastated some regions and up to now, some of them are still living on the streets. I hope you don't take the disaster lightly.
and third, stop overthinking and finding out all the possible reasons as to why you have not received your NOA2 yet. We know how USCIS works, so don't even be surprised. Each case is different, some take only a couple of months, some take up to a year to get the visa in hand. We all know that when we filled for the I129F, and it is not right to make passive aggressive comments over a specific country just because their cases are being processed faster than yours.
Instead of over analyzing over when you'll get your NOA2 and how many people have gotten theirs way before yours, I guess just use the time to gather all the important documents because once you receive your long awaited NOA2, everything will go by fast.
I hope you get to visit the typhoon affected areas and see for yourself how it is like there.
And yes, you can ask for your case to be expedited because of medical reasons, i hope you know that.