CJmark

I am a US citizen, wife is a Philippines citizens with a conditional green card that expires 9/19. My job is taking me to Taiwan shortly before her card expires. I see the wait times erratic and may not give completion before travel, filed 90 days out.  Can we file the 751 and work with the US embassy there in Tawian?

Thanks for any shared knowledge..

For update, I used DHL, they shipped from the US to Manila in about 5 days. I actually shipped on a Monday evening so it was picked up by DHL on Tuesday, they contacted her on that Friday evening to let her know it arrived in Manila and she picked up the package on the next Monday in Cebu. So ~7 days total.

Thanks! I'll go with DHL. I've used USPS in the past and so far, it has been reliable but takes too long. Nervous as we get to the interview so hopefully DHL will keep the stress levels low.

I see some old topics about shipping using johnnyAir, has anyone recently had experience with them? We are at NOA2 and I'm looking to get the required documents to her (Cebu) as quickly and safely as possible.

Although I want to be frugal, money is not the concern here, it's more expedience and reliability.

Thanks for any experience/advice!

Many thanks, just wanted to verify but the information provided is very helpful!S

St Lukes is the only choice for medical? She is in Cebu, The USCIS "Find a Doctor" is not clear.

Apologies if this has been discussed before, I searched and read a few but I just want to verify. For reference, K1 visa NOA2 approved 9-8-2016, Beneficiary Country Philippines.

We have received NOA2 for the K1, the daughter (4 yrs old) was included on the application. I have also included her on the I-134. Since this is a K2 (daughter) visa... is there anything I (sponsor) need to do? She (applicant) will get passport and medical for the child. Will we also need to pay for the K2 right? She can pay at the consulate?

Thanks in advance for any information or experience here. It's coming quickly and I want to make sure it continues to be a smooth process.

Regards,

Mark & Gemaima