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AlaMike

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    Alabama

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  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Texas Service Center
  • Local Office
    Montgomery AL
  • Country
    Philippines

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  1. Well, the Journey is over. My wife became a US citizen on July 1st 2025. I want to thank all the people here for the help along the way. When we started this, I was just looking for information about the different visa options. And stumbled on to this site. Little did I know, that I would actually find a "second" family of friends, helpful resources and people willing to actually help a Newby along the way. We did all the paperwork from beginning to end ourselves; and yes some mistakes were made that costs time and money but it was learning experience and I hope that anyone reading our timeline, learns how to avoid them and make the right moves for their journey. Special thanks to @Hank who hasn't been online in a couple years but I think was the most informed person here on anything about the Philippines and to all the ones that answered my questions no matter how simple they seemed to be. Although we have made to the end of our rainbow, I will be checking in and hopefully get to use the things I have learned to help others along their Visa Journey. Thank You again, Michael and Angelica
  2. I don't understand why the CFO cannot just ask for everything up front. Now they are asking for FBI and Cenomar clearances on the US citizen? I wonder if it's just power trip for some on the officers at the CFO office.
  3. Well, the Journey is over. My wife became a US citizen on July 1st 2025.

    I want to thank all the people here for the help along the way.

    When we started this, I was just looking for information about the different visa options. And stumbled on to this site.

    Little did I know, that I would actually find a "second" family of friends, helpful resources and people willing to actually help a Newby along the way.

    We did all the paperwork from beginning to end ourselves; and yes some mistakes were made that costs time and money but it was learning experience and I hope that anyone reading our timeline, learns how to avoid them and make the right moves for their journey.

    Special thanks to @Hank who hasn't been online in a couple years but I think was the most informed person here on anything about the Philippines and to all the ones that answered my questions no matter how simple they seemed to be. 

    Although we have made to the end of our rainbow, I will be checking in and hopefully get to use the things I have learned to help others along their Visa Journey.

    Thank You again, 

    Michael and Angelica

     

     

  4. Interview scheduled for July 1st. Arrived thinking she would have a combo I751/N400. After talking to the officer at the front desk, he said there would be no need for the I751 interview as everything was already approved and the only thing today would be the N400 interview. I was asked to wait in the car until she was done. I was only waiting for about 10 minutes and she came back out, I thought.. Oh no, what's happened now. But to my relief, she passed the interview. Although we had came prepared for anything and brought a binder of original paperwork, she was not asked for anything. Simply asked her 6 questions (which she answered correctly). Gave a reading and writing test, then told her that she had passed. The also told her to return after lunch for the Oath Ceremony. So all in all, it was an very quick and easy process. Everyone at the Montgomery, AL USCIS office were very nice and professional.
  5. Have you got and interview date yet? We got scheduled for July 1st.
  6. Jeigh got her interview appointment letter. Interview is scheduled for July 1st. Luckly our interview location is only about an hour away.
  7. I think the I-90 is for a replacement card in case the original was lost, etc. After the end of her 2 year card. You should be applying for her 10 year, I-751.
  8. I think you have to pay for everything first before it will allow you to enter the IV information or I-864 info. After you pay you will get another email letting you know, you can now fill out the next information.
  9. After you log in the CEAC website. There should be 2 options for paying, 1 for the petitioner and below that 1 for the applicants IV fee. You pay each separately.
  10. I had an estimated time of 7 months. But with the way things work, it could be 4 or 12.
  11. We have been on the almost the same path from the beginning. We got the receipt notice and biometric reuse notice.
  12. My wife filed her N400 3/26/2025, under the 3 year rule. Looks like she may become a citizen before her I-751 is approved.
  13. Piggly Wiggly, only a few miles from the house. We only go to Costco for rice, at least that what we go for originally...$300.00 later?
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