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My Fiance had her interview on the 14th, visa issued on the 15th. I can confirm, things are moving quickly at USEM right now. Of course all cases are different. Our evidence was very strong (a child). 

Thanks! Sound like yours should be just as easy. 

My Fiance had her interview on the 14th, visa issued on the 15th. I can confirm, things are moving quickly at USEM right now. Of course all cases are different. Our evidence was very strong (a child). 

Our Visa approved today, timeline updated. We've been together 5 years and have a kid. It was never really in doubt. 
 
Did not ask for 134 or any proof of ongoing relationship. They only asked her about her past, she was previously married, nothing about me or the kid. Between the pre-screening and actual interview, added up to less than 5 minutes.
 
Thanks to all that answers any of my questions or read my blabbing on other topics. I'll be back at the next step to annoy some more.

Our Visa approved today, timeline updated. We've been together 5 years and have a kid. It was never really in doubt. 
 
Did not ask for 134 or any proof of ongoing relationship. They only asked her about her past, she was previously married, nothing about me or the kid. Between the pre-screening and actual interview, added up to less than 5 minutes.
 
Thanks to all that answers any of my questions or read my blabbing on other topics. I'll be back at the next step to annoy some more.

June filer here, visa approved today. Timeline updated.
 
Wishing the best for others!

Our Visa approved today, timeline updated. We've been together 5 years and have a kid. It was never really in doubt. 
 
Did not ask for 134 or any proof of ongoing relationship. They only asked her about her past, she was previously married, nothing about me or the kid. Between the pre-screening and actual interview, added up to less than 5 minutes.
 
Thanks to all that answers any of my questions or read my blabbing on other topics. I'll be back at the next step to annoy some more.

Our Visa approved today, timeline updated. We've been together 5 years and have a kid. It was never really in doubt. 
 
Did not ask for 134 or any proof of ongoing relationship. They only asked her about her past, she was previously married, nothing about me or the kid. Between the pre-screening and actual interview, added up to less than 5 minutes.
 
Thanks to all that answers any of my questions or read my blabbing on other topics. I'll be back at the next step to annoy some more.

How much does she make, this is another red flag. Engaged people know each others wages. 

Yeah, IDK what to say. Won't be your friend on social media, that's really weird. First loves man....

Proud boys, emphasis on the boys,  is just a group of incels that  need jobs. Similar to antifa in that regard. The two groups do have that common ground. 

Proud boys, emphasis on the boys,  is just a group of incels that  need jobs. Similar to antifa in that regard. The two groups do have that common ground. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Little know fact about Americans, we've all been married and lie about it. It's as American as apple pie. 

Nope you don't misremember, you can take the walkway that goes through that grass area and enters right into the gateways.   I use to fly Hawaiian all the time
You clear immigration, then go to baggage claim .. then customs

Everyone gets re-screened by TSA, US airports do not maintain a sterile environment for incoming international passengers 

It's good to have a kid with a unique name in the Philippines because of NBI/background issues. I have a buddy there named after a pope, with a kind of common last name. Background checks are always a pain for him. 

The instructions for the I-129F use to state - copy of both sides, it no longer states that.
 
3. Evidence of U.S. citizenship which may include any of the following:
A. A copy of your birth certificate issued by a U.S. civil authority;
B. A copy of your original Certificate of Naturalization;
C. A copy of your original Certificate of Citizenship;
D. A copy of your Form FS-240, Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States;
E. A copy of your valid, unexpired U.S. passport or passport card issued with a validity period of at least five years; or
F. A statement executed by a U.S. consular officer certifying that you are a U.S. citizen and the bearer of a currently valid U.S. passport.
 
https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

Hank already laid out  what to do. Been through it. Get the PH Passport for your son. It's cheap and quick. The ECC can be expensive because the Philippines will look at him like he is a foreigner that overstayed. You'll end up paying penalties on top of the cost for the visas for each month since his birth, plus the cost of ECC clearance. Not to mention the time cost of that. I've had to get ECC three times for myself.
 
If you then want to bring your son out of the Philippines without your fiance, there is another step. You'll need a DSWD travel clearance. Sounds like you won't need that, just letting you know that you can. 

In other threads and places on the web, people in Manila are reporting they are still receiving their visas. Whatever the issue is, is not affecting everyone. 

During the week it's around $50. I didn't realize it was so inexpensive. I stayed there two nights on a weekend. Quiet and easy to get to. Ocean Park, Rizal Park, Intramurus all within walking distance. If you like malling, Robinson Manila is less than 100 php grab away. i recommend to everyone. They should comp me a room.