travelerjohn2012

My friend was just approved on February 14th,2019...they had no issues. Embassy did not ask for anything..just like Hank said. As a matter of fact this is my second friend that was approved in the last 2 months that had children on a k1. 

My question is. .what petition did you send? The US fiance is the one who files a petition. The 129..that is first step to await the approval from uscis..but yes, a wedding ceremony is a wedding ceremony. .it will get rejected. 

How long have you been a couple. .how many times have you visited her and how old is she?

Hank ..I apologize if I'm beating a dead horse...the one couple the father is not on the BC and the cenomar. ..

The 2nd set of friends. . The father is on the BC but he is married to another woman and my friends fiance does have a cenomar. ..which of course proves the child is illegitimate and he is under 8 years old...so in conclusion  ..lol..

I can tell my friends no worries? 

2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

As you already know the mother has full custody.  You need nothing from the father.

 

The children need to be listed on the I-129F.   Once the petition has been approved and it finally arrives in Manila a separate DS-160 must be completed for each along with;  visa fees, schedule interview, medicals and lastly CFO

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/i-129f-petition-process.html

 

I guess what I am asking is..what proof do they need to show that they have full custody. ..or is it birth certificate and cenomar good enough. .?

What happens if the father tries to cause problems or ask for money not to cause problems.  

Oh yes I am sure that probably happens quite often.  But yes I am 100% positive of the child being illegitimate.  She had to provide a cenomar to get the child a passport.  I was wondering if the USEM required any futher proof. 

This does sound suspicious.  I agree with you.  Mine is from the Philippines and she is delighted that I am coming to get her. She didn't want to travel alone.  It is a stressful time I agree of that but that would seem all the more reason to want you there. 

I was hoping for someone who actually went through the process already.  The Philippine law states that even if the father is on the birth certificate the child is still illegitimate if they are not married.  The father is actually married to another woman. .he had an affair with my friends fiance.

I have friends doing K1 visas who are bringing the children of their fiance over as well.  They are both illegitimate children.  Has anyone from the Philippines recently been approved.  What kind of documentation do they need?  Being under 8 years old and illegitimate I know gives the mother full custody in the Philippines.  I am just trying to help my friends.