Grace_Nino

I wrote SEE ATTACHED SHEET a few times because the addresses are often quite long in Brazil. Also, I had many jobs over the last 5 years...etc.

Just make sure you clearly mark the attached sheets with the number.

I had the same thing too. I think it would be better if you sign and date each attachment also.

You're welcome. I'll keep you posted.

Grace

Congrats!

You should be okay. I think she can be processed in Singapore cause she has been living there for more than a year. The only thing is - she would probably need to get a police clearance from the Philippines.

We have almost a similar problem. In my case, my fiance who is a Filipino citizen is currently working in Malaysia for less than a year. I had inquired at the Malaysian embassy and they said that they can't process him there since he won't satisfy the 1 year residency requirement; and therefore he'll be interviewed in Manila. Anyway, I had filed my I-129 in Feb and I haven't heard anything so far. Hopefully that will work in our case.

Don't worry about. I think you'll be fine. Good luck!

Congratulations!

Thanks for creating this topic. This would be helpful to us Phil-Am CSC filers.

congrats!!!

Wow! We have the same NOA2 date from CSC. Hope we are next since we both got touched finally!

Thanks for the information.

The wait seems to be forever. I checked my status at USCIS and website and we got touched on the 9th but up to now we still don't have our NOA2. I am just praying that we don't get an RFE.

Congratulatiosn! to all the Feb filers who got their NOA2s. Hope I'll be next.

Hi! Just got my NOA 1! but I have a slight problem. My fiance's name has been misspelled. His name is Niño but it was spelled as Nino. Do I just call the 1-800 to have this corrected? I think this will always be our problem because not a lot of people know how to type an ñ. Does anyone have an idea on how we can prevent this problem next time. Please help!!!

Thanks

Congrats!!! Mine was cashed yesterday 2/23/07. Too bad the copy of the check has not been uploaded yet. I'll check it on Monday again.

I am really excited.... I'm with you on the next step. Hope we get our NOA1 next week. Good luck!

we sent our K1 out to CSC and it was received Feb. 16 at 10:03 am--still no sign of the check being cashed or an NOA1 in the mail......................

just would like to see a real step in the process being made...waaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I know I know..patience!!

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Guess what! After checking my bank all day - the check finally got posted in my account tonight. I'll just check for the reference number on Monday.

Just be patient. I think you are next coz mine was received at CSC on 2/15/07. Good luck!!!

I had been checking my bank every couple of hours since this morning and FINALLY!!! the check has cleared. I just can't see the reference number for now but at least I finally got peace of mind. I'll just check my bank again on Monday to find out the reference number.

I am soooo happy! I think I'll get my NOA1 next week. Now I can say my journey begins......

To all the February filers, goodluck!!!! Hope will have a smooth journey.

Wow! That was quick. I submitted mine to CSC at Laguna Niguel on 2/14/07 and was received on 2/15/07. I am still waiting for my check to clear and for my NOA1. I'm just crossing my fingers that I get it next week.

Congratulations on your NOA!

You don't have to make him go home because he can be interviewed at US Embassy in Malaysia.

My fiance called the Kuala Lumpur consulate, sad to say we have to file it in Manila. The consulate said that it may take longer if it will be processed there because he has only been working in Malaysia for only 4 months and the consulate requirement is 1 year. I guess we don't have any choice - he'll just go back to Manila. Does anyone here had or have the same case? We need advice.

Thank you in advance!

Are you sure you asked the Consulate the right question, or that they heard the right question?

How long does your fiance have permission to stay in Malaysia?

How long will he haev been there when your case gets to the Consulate? Closer to a year?

Most Consulates will accept the case of a resident non-citizen (our case was one of these) IF the beneficiary has sufficient forward permission to remain in the host country (in case there are delays completing the case).

You might want to pursue this further.

I'll ask my fiance to check again with the Malaysian consulate. I think he had told them that he's been in Malaysia for abt 4 months now on a work permit. The consulate said that they won't be accepting the case coz it would be hard to validate the requirements. According to them, normally they require 1 yr of residence.

My fiance have permission to stay in Malaysia up to 2 yrs and I think by the time that he gets the petition/paperworks he would still be in Malaysia. How long does it take for the petition? is it between 6-9 mos?

On your case, how long have you been resident non-citizen in that country? How long did it take in your case and what where the requirements they had asked?

I just hope this doesn't get too complicated for us.

Thank you in advance for sharing your experience.

You don't have to make him go home because he can be interviewed at US Embassy in Malaysia.

My fiance called the Kuala Lumpur consulate, sad to say we have to file it in Manila. The consulate said that it may take longer if it will be processed there because he has only been working in Malaysia for only 4 months and the consulate requirement is 1 year. I guess we don't have any choice - he'll just go back to Manila. Does anyone here had or have the same case? We need advice.

Thank you in advance!

I took a whole page and told our story. At the interview it was clear that the consular officer had read our how-we-met story that I included so mainly I wrote it for him and anyone else that needed to be convinced of our relationship's validity. It's a chance to show your relationship is real, so I'd write a bit, but that's just me. There are many ways to do it as long as you describe meeting in the last two years.

Thank you so much for the info. Now I feel a lot confident about going through this process without a lawyer!!!! This website is really cool. =)

Hi! I am a newbie here. Just wondering if any of you guys has a sample of how you answered question 18 on how you met your fiance. Thanks!!!

You don't have to make him go home because he can be interviewed at US Embassy in Malaysia.

Thank you for the info.

I am about to turn in my I-129F but I don't know what consulate to request for my fiance. He is a Filipino citizen currently on a working visa in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I am not sure if he can be interviewed in the Kuala Lumpur Consulate or if I should let him go back to Manila, Philippines for the interview? Please advise.... Thanks!