Maxanne

Yes, my visa is k1 and I just got my visa packet today. Thank you so much @FilAm24. Highly appreciate your kind response. 

Thank you so much @boris64..You've been very helpful. 😊😊

Thanks. I tried to check my status today but I could not get in to the system. I thought the system was down. Thanks @Dia pe, after I read your message and tried to go and check my status through non-immigrant instead of immigrant visa section and finally it says "ISSUED". Im just so happy right now. Thanks everyone for helping and giving us the right info. 😊😊😊

Yes, the consular gave me a 221g after the interview then after 2 weeks gave me another one and asking for my passport. 😊😊
Thank you @boris64 ..highly appreciate the response. 😊😊

I checked it again and it says Non-Immigrant Administrative Processing. Fingers crossed, really. Thank you @DaveAndAnastasia 😊😊😊

Yes! After 2 weeks of my interview, they sent me a letter or 221g stating that they needed me to send them my passport. 

@Greenbaum Thank you so much!  Highly appreciate your response.  😊😊

Usually within 30-60 days.
 
How to correct:
 
1. The divorce decree granted by a foreign country (same for Sharia Law divorce) must first be filed for recognition in the Philippine Regional Trial Court (RTC).
2. Once the local court recognized the foreign divorce decree, register it to the LCRO of the place of jurisdiction of the RTC which granted the petition.
3. The next step is to provide the copy of the registered court decree and certificate of finality to the LCRO where the marriage was registered for the annotation in the COM.
4. Once registered, you may now request for an annotated COM at NSO.  The complete set of documents: registered court decree, certificate of finality, certificate of registration and the annotated COM is to be forwarded through courier to NSO for processing. Also hand-carry the set of documents for filing an application at NSO-Central Outlet, East Avenue.

All divorce certificates must be annotated. The "Muslim" who requested the divorce and is the beneficiary must prove with documentation to the Embassy that they were a Muslim before entering into the marriage. If you cannot prove this fact USEM will deny your visa application.