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Furthermore, there was no hanky-panky during the entirety of this particular process. On the other hand, wrangling and corralling this feisty Philly took a little more time than this 'ol urban cowboy expected. I got'er done, though! I reckon.

Yes, Ro, thats the whole of it. And that's the story of love, that's the glory of love. .

yeah;, im waiting Monday to speak with an immigration lawyer. An attorney in Manila told me last August that a tourist or work visa might be an idea since she's also been to the US on a fiance visa (we decided not to marry) but returned, and therefore we have established a tendency to fulfill our legal obligation to follow immigration rules.

What about getting married in Ph again? Will they remarry us when she is still considered married in her country?

Just to be clear, we were married in Philippines, but i filed for divorce nearly a year later. In meantime, i was approved for I-130 petition. But soon after my divorce was granted i had the petition revoked. Also, i have been to the Philippines over 20 times in the last ten years, and I guess i am misunderstanding this consummation step.

Her CENOMAR will read "married". How will that affect a Fiance visa?

Rok: Why do i have to visit Ph again after the Utah marriage in order to apply for Spousal visa? Chancy: So the Spousal visa is not an option? I enter her status in the I129F as "divorced" also? -thanks

In the Philippines. Would her situation/status in Ph be different if we married in US?

Utah zoom marriage from Michigan? I would be required to fly to Ph again after a remarriage?

Welcome To Your USCIS Account: On June 3, 2019 We approved your Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. I received this notice after i had divorced her in USA 2 months prior, and i proceeded to have the visa revoked, and it was. We are back together now. My status is "divorced"; hers is "married". I talked to USCIS on live chat and the rep wanted to treat this situation as if we were never married giving me both options: I129F or I-130. She didnt answer to the problem of a Filipina remarrying in the Philippines with a "married" status (filipino marriages can only be annulled). Wondering how Texas or Manila will treat a fiancé visa app in this situation. I'm still uneasy on how to proceed with this can of rekindled love. Thanks.

In order to enter the Philippines these days, part of the requirements is to register for this OHP QR code number. Unfortunately, i unwittingly (ill-clicked) and hired a company to process the Bureau of Quarantine form. Philippines-Health Pass (dot twits) comes up first on the list slyly inserting themselves into the process and collects $65 for their "professional, expert" service. They don't do diddly but send the form to the Dept of Health/BOQ, which then sends back the Code#, and they send it on to you (pfft!). But the required covid test allows a short 48 hour window to align all the little hoops or you get no boarding pass. Anyway, the jackasses were late emailing me the code number, and i missed my freaking flight. They did refund the $65. i'm at the least still out the covid test and flight rebooking fees, not to mentinon the hours of time prepping for a month vacation. My love for this "advanced", new technical world continues to grow by leaps and bounds. This is where you go to do it right: https://www.onehealthpass.com.ph/e-HDC/