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18 minutes ago, Torch99999 said:

My fiancee's a Filipino, but she spent a year teaching in Thailand and has been told she'll need a Thai police clearance.

I'm thinking about using Siam Legal to get it. We've talked to two people at the Thai embassy in Manila and were told different requirements, along with being told by the Thai police (via one of my fiancee's former coworkers in Bankok) that they won't do the background check without a letter from the US Embassy...which the US embassy doesn't provide anymore.

Anyone work with Siam Legal for something like this (or know of any other companies that can process police clearances in Thailand)? This is the last thing we need before my fiancee can schedule her interview at the US embassy in Manila.

We had the same issue too. My husband studied in China for 2 years and NVC needed a police clearance from China. However, my husband at that time had left China back to his home country when NVC made that request. We tried every means but did not yield any results. I called NVC and explained to them and I was asked to tell my husband to write a letter indicating the reasons why he couldn't get the police clearance from China and have him sign it. He did exactly that and the letter was mailed to NVC which was accepted. It took about 3 to 4 days after it was received for his case to be finalized. He is waiting for his interview date at the moment. 

9 hours ago, carmel34 said:

Evidence of time spent together (boarding passes, passport stamps), is also important for CR1, as well as co-mingling of finances.

Thank you for the response. I have all of what you have mentioned so I will add them to what I have then. 

 I have been filing taxes as married since we got married. So I do have that as well 

As I stated he doesn't live in the united states so how do we file joint taxes or any form of taxes? 

Thank you debbiedoo. Do we have to have all that you have mentioned?

We already have a joint property and a life insurance policy.

How do I add my spouse to my health insurance if he doesn't live in the U.S? 

Also you mentioned taxes, what do I have to do concerning taxes? 

I am a US citizen and I petitioned for my spouse. Currently waiting for an interview date from NVC since we received an email in October to notify us that we are in line. We have been married for almost 3 yrs now and have a child together. However we dated for 10 yrs before we got married. (We started dating at a young age).  I would like to know what to submit during the interview to show that our marriage is bonafide. Below  are what we have so far

Marriage certificate 

Pictures of us when we started dating till date

Marriage pictures 

Emails from 10yrs ago till date

Call log from 10yrs ago till date 

Child's birth certificate 

Life insurance (spouse is the beneficiary)

Money transfers receipts from when we got married 

Thank you