ItsSunny2Day

Like the others, I also highly recommend you save the thousands of USD in unnecessary attorney fees, and file the paperwork yourself. We did! There are plenty of easy to understand instructions and form samples on this forum. Plus there are thousands of members here who have gone through the process, or are about to, that can answer questions as they come  up.

Anything exploitable gets exploited sooner or later. 
 
That's just life. It is up to the USC petitioner to know their spouse well before initiating the visa process. Common sense!  

Well, the US citizen can't just blame the system for his ex being able to file for VAWA, the US citizen should really get to know their partner WELL before bringing him/her to the US in the first place.
 
I see so many of those types of cases here on VJ, people come here and complain "He only wanted me for a greencard, now when he has it he left me! What can I do to throw his ### out of the country?". The first thing you should've done was to get to know him before marrying him and bringing him here.. You clearly failed at that and now have to live with it.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

Graphic photos ... as in don't send them selfies of the two or three of you having sex.

My father as a USC was married (and subsequently divorced) 6 times over the course of his life to non US citizens some of whom arrived into the U.S. as CR-1 applicants.
 
Does that answer your question?

My father as a USC was married (and subsequently divorced) 6 times over the course of his life to non US citizens some of whom arrived into the U.S. as CR-1 applicants.
 
Does that answer your question?

My father as a USC was married (and subsequently divorced) 6 times over the course of his life to non US citizens some of whom arrived into the U.S. as CR-1 applicants.
 
Does that answer your question?

Reach out to ATT in the U.S. first, getting clear instructions as to which network, if any, you will need to switch to in Juarez. If all else fails, as soon as you arrive you can try getting assistance from a ATT Mexico Customer Center manager in Juarez. 
 
They are legally two different carriers, but should be able to assist you.
 
I have ATT Mexico and had to switch networks when leaving Tijuana for Mexicali which are both in Baja California.

Traveling to the US on a tourist visa with the intent to marry in the US is considered fraudulent. USMSBOW is correct, that you can state to USCIS that the decision to marry was spontaneous.
 
Marrying in the USA, and having her return to CA, will cause her to remain in CA until the i-130 is approved and until US Consul approves the DS-260 and issues the new Visa to enter the US (about one year).
Your lawyer is correct, if she was to remain in the US after the wedding, you could file the i-130 and request the AOS. However again as USMSBOW pointed out, your wife would need to remain in the USA until she received her green card, or sought a Advance Parole (permission to temporarily leave the US for a short period of time).
 
 

Seeing MushroomSpore add some more detail/clarity to my original response, I agree with his/her response.

I sincerely wish you much success in your efforts.

CLW, you sure have been busy inside the system. However you as the USC is not going to be under the "moral" microscope, but your Filipino fiance will be. As long as she has a clear police/court record, and you meet the other practical requirements, you all should be fine.  
 
Likely the PI is for "public intoxication".

My suggestion. Email USCIS directly in Bangkok. Here is the information and email:
Heide Bryan, Field Office Director
bkkcis.inquiries@uscis.dhs.gov

Here is the list and chart provided by one of the only two approved medical clinics in Ciudad Juarez.
http://clinicamedicainternacional.com.mx/en/vacunas/#more-406
All missing vaccinations can be taken in her home country, as long as they are well documented.
Beneficiary must bring with them their vaccination record (booklet).
 

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