StephhyRN

Im a US Citizen
I petitioned my Dad overstayed (18 yrs. Using B1/B2 Visa) 
I Filed I130, I485,I131 and I765
Currently Still on process.

Hi MJJC,
Im sorry to hear that your stuck at AP,its really tough to keep on waiitng not knowing why it is taking so long to get issued,just like you I know how it feels,I took courage to call the Immigration Visa Unit since its almost close to two weeks since I got approved from my interview.
This is the number i called 02-301-2000 once you hear a voice prompt press the extention number 5184 OR 5185 its best to call early before 8:00 am hits like 7:58 coz thats were the line operates,or in the afternoon around 4:00 pm.
I also noticed that after I sent for a congressional inquiry,it seems it had helped move justice to my case.
Hang in there,there is a light at the end of tunnel!
My friend called also today and she was aked to call again for an update on thursday or friday.

Your dad's status in the US has nothing to do with your K-1 visa process. This is about YOU and your relationship with your fiancé.

Shouldn't be an issue unless they determine you don't have a real and legitimate relationship with your petitioner fiance and are just trying to use that to join your parent.

Hi.. no need to wait for packet 3 or the US Embassy Instruction. If you guys have the MNL case number you can proceed to medical and interview.
that how K1 works here in Philippines.
Requirements IN SLEC:
- 4pcs of 2x2 Visa pic (write ur name at the back)
- Passport
- 2 copies of Passport biopage
- 2 copies of SLEC registration
- 2 copies of USEM appointment
- 2 copies of NVC letter or Screenshot of your MCN ready status
- Black Ballpen
GOODLUCK !!!

Newbie! You have nothing to worry about,
Here is my story, I come to USA in may-2011 on a j1 visa as an au pair. I left the program in December 2011 (after 7 months) That means I was out of status since I left the program. I met a US citizen fiancé in march 2012 and dated through January 2013, married February 2013 WE HAVE 28 YEARS AGE DIFFERENCE my husband is white and I am black, We did not hire an attorney I did all the paper work by myself and a lot of readings.
Here is my timeline
.April 15 2013- AOS package send to Chicago via USPS priority mail
.April 16 2013- package received in Chicago
.April 23 2013-Acceptance notice via text & e-mail
.April 24 2013-cheque cashed
.April 29 2013-notice of action hard copy & biometric appointment received in the mail
.May 8 2013 -RFE received
.May 16 2013-Biometrics done, RFE submitted
.June 14 2013- EAD card production ordered
.June 17 2013-appointment for interview letter received(booked for august 5) @ 1pm
.August 5 2013-Greencard approved on the spot when I checked the status online its already in the production phase.
The interview was painless, the lady was very friendly, It lasted for about 10 minutes for me & 10 for my husband because they interviewed us separate .These was at Lawrence office Massachusetts. I just want to share my journey ,because these forums helped me a lot too. Do not be afraid it will be ok. Just have faith, I am so happy & relieved.
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good luck to your visa journey!!! happy holidays

thats fine used ur parents mailing address. in care name
my fiance used his sgt. address in states side my fiance is in army.
if ur serving overseas u can put your kuwait address in page 5 of I-129f Part.3
as soon as you back in states call uscis to change address

after your appoval wait for 10 business days and you can start calling NVC for your case number...

nvc contact number:

(603) 334-0700

you can call them Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. EST to 12:00 midnight EST.

if you got the case number which started MNL followed by 10 digit numbers..you can check it at:

ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx

click immigrant and enter the case number..

then you can start paying ur visa fee at Bank of Philippine Islands..bring your mrv together with your passport and money...

mrv slip:

http://ustraveldocs.com/ph/pmisdepositslip.htm?amount=265&country=philippines

wait for 4-6hrs to validate your receipt... you can schedule your interview over here:

https://cgifederal.secure.force.com/

once you are already schedule you can register online for your medical

http://www.slec.ph/

once you are done with your medical you can fill up your ds160 over here:

https://ceac.state.gov/GenNIV/Default.aspx

after your appoval wait for 10 business days and you can start calling NVC for your case number...

nvc contact number:

(603) 334-0700

you can call them Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. EST to 12:00 midnight EST.

if you got the case number which started MNL followed by 10 digit numbers..you can check it at:

ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx

click immigrant and enter the case number..

then you can start paying ur visa fee at Bank of Philippine Islands..bring your mrv together with your passport and money...

mrv slip:

http://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/pmisdepositslip.htm...

wait for 4-6hrs to validate your receipt... you can schedule your interview over here:

https://cgifederal.secure.force.com/

once you are already schedule you can register online for your medical

http://www.slec.ph/

once you are done with your medical you can fill up your ds160 over here:

https://ceac.state.gov/GenNIV/Default.aspx

Reporting your Marriage to the Philippine Consulate
The marriage of a Filipino should be reported to and registered with the Philippine National Statistics Office through the Embassy/Consulate General having jurisdiction over the locality where the event took place. Please check the Consulate Finder or the Consulates Link for the states covered by the Embassy/Consulates General in the U.S.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS:
1. Four (4) original duly-accomplished Report of Marriage Contracted Abroad form, typed or printed legibly in black or blue ink, signed by both husband and wife. If submitting by mail, the completed forms must be notarized.
2. One (1) original or certified true copy and four (4) photocopies of the Marriage Certificate or Contract (original will be returned)
3. Four (4) photocopies of a government-issued identification card or passport of both husband and wife
4. Four (4) photocopies of Philippine birth certificate of Filipino spouse
5. Self-addressed return envelope, with appropriate stamps for express or priority mail with tracking numbers via US Postal Service, or with pre-paid mailing envelope from private courier of choice, if Report of Marriage is to be mailed back.
6. Processing fee of $25.00 (non-refundable), payable in cash, or money order, bank draft, certified check or cashier’s check, made payable to "Embassy of the Philippines" (or "Philippine Consulate General", if application is made at one of the Philippine Consulates General in the U.S.). Personal checks and credit cards are not accepted.
7. For applicants residing in U.S. territories or other countries within the jurisdiction of the Philippine Embassy, applicants should enclose a treasurer’s, manager’s or certified check issued by a local bank that has a corresponding bank in the U.S., payable to the courier of choice, in U.S. dollars, to cover cost of mailing, and a corresponding self-addressed courier’s address label. Personal checks are not accepted.
Note: The Philippine Embassy/Consulate General assumes no responsibility for any delay or loss in the mail, or while the documents are in the custody of the courier service. The applicant should note the tracking numbers of all envelopes used and submitted.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
A. IF FILIPINO SPOUSE WAS PREVIOUSLY MARRIED AND DIVORCED, OR PREVIOUSLY MARRIED AND MARRIAGE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY ANNULLED
One (1) original or certified true copy and four (4) photocopies of the Judicial Decree of Divorce or Annulment (original will be returned)
Note: Article 26 of the Family Code of the Philippines or Executive Order No. 209 (as amended by E.O. No. 227, promulgated on 27 July 1987) provides that:
All marriages solemnized outside the Philippines, in accordance with the laws in force in the country where they were solemnized, and valid there as such, shall also be valid in this country, except those prohibited under Articles 35, 37 and 38. Where a marriage between a Filipino citizen and a foreigner is validly celebrated and a divorce is thereafter validly obtained abroad by the alien spouse capacitating him or her to remarry, the Filipino spouse shall have capacity to remarry under Philippine law (underlining and highlighting supplied.) B. IF THE FILIPINO SPOUSE IS A WIDOW / WIDOWER
One (1) original or certified true copy and four (4) photocopies of Death Certificate of deceased spouse (original will be returned)
C. OTHER REQUIREMENTS
The Consular Officer reserves the right to require additional proof or documents from an applicant, to prove his/her citizenship or identity pursuant to the Philippine Passport Law (R.A. 8239) and the Foreign Service Act. (R.A. 7157)
Here is the link for ROM form and Delayed Registration:
http://www.chicagopcg.com/forms/rom%20form%202013.pdf