NoMansLand2020

Finally our case is in transit from NVC to USEM
 
What are the next steps? 

https://rapidvisa.com/income-requirements-for-fiance-k1-and-spousal-cr1-visas
 
"As noted previously, the annual gross income of K-1 fiancé visa sponsors must be equal to or greater than 100% of the federal poverty guidelines. For individuals seeking to secure CR1 spousal visas or adjust their status to lawful permanent residency (green card), that threshold increases to 125%."
 
If I'm reading this correctly it means for her to get a CR1 she would need to return to the USA and make >$21,775 (more for Alaska or Hawaii) in a year in order to apply for CR1 visa.  
 
Then there's the shock of a 19 year old American girl suddenly living in the Philippines for a year (during COVID insanity).  🤣 

The address change is not important. 

Anyone else still waiting for interview? We are nearly two years since filling and been stuck at NVC for over a year. This is very stressful for my fiancée and her two kids and I don't know if we can wait much longer. 

Anyone else still waiting for interview? We are nearly two years since filling and been stuck at NVC for over a year. This is very stressful for my fiancée and her two kids and I don't know if we can wait much longer. 

Having to be vaccinated and having to take a covid test prior to the medical is a a result of the loser Philippines mishandling of the pandemic and snail paced vaccine rollout combined with the BS quarantine and lockdown Rollercoaster restrictions. If the country was operating in a similar capacity to the US, they wouldn't have these extra requirements and petitions could be completed quicker as the embassy could be at full staff. Everything is based off local conditions, which is no fault to the US, but the Philippines. 

Required to have a negative result before medical and then before entering the US. Philippines is a BS country. Couldn't pay me enough to live there. 

Yes, it's possible. My fiancée's acquaintance, the guy who took our engagement photos in the Philippines just had a virtual wedding with his American fiancée. They have never met in person. He is 24 and she is 19. They went through Utah County and I actually attended their zoom wedding. Kind of weird in my opinion. 

I haven't seen my kids, 5 and 7 nor my fiancée for two years now. I don't get enough time off work to spend it all in quarantine. And trying to meet them anywhere else is a nightmare. All the tests and airfare would cost close to 10k.

Having to be vaccinated and having to take a covid test prior to the medical is a a result of the loser Philippines mishandling of the pandemic and snail paced vaccine rollout combined with the BS quarantine and lockdown Rollercoaster restrictions. If the country was operating in a similar capacity to the US, they wouldn't have these extra requirements and petitions could be completed quicker as the embassy could be at full staff. Everything is based off local conditions, which is no fault to the US, but the Philippines. 

Required to have a negative result before medical and then before entering the US. Philippines is a BS country. Couldn't pay me enough to live there. 

The US is averaging close to 150k cases a day at the moment. The Philippines is averaging 20k. Granted the Philippines has 1/3 of the population of the US. It's still a very small percentage. Even with the state of the pandemic the US, our Govt hasnt put in place the level of restrictions that the Philippines has. 
 
The Philippines is just dramatizing the entire thing. Kind of like how Seattle and parts of California go on shutdown when they get an 1/8 of an inch or snow or temperatures drop below freezing. 

Having to be vaccinated and having to take a covid test prior to the medical is a a result of the loser Philippines mishandling of the pandemic and snail paced vaccine rollout combined with the BS quarantine and lockdown Rollercoaster restrictions. If the country was operating in a similar capacity to the US, they wouldn't have these extra requirements and petitions could be completed quicker as the embassy could be at full staff. Everything is based off local conditions, which is no fault to the US, but the Philippines. 

Having to be vaccinated and having to take a covid test prior to the medical is a a result of the loser Philippines mishandling of the pandemic and snail paced vaccine rollout combined with the BS quarantine and lockdown Rollercoaster restrictions. If the country was operating in a similar capacity to the US, they wouldn't have these extra requirements and petitions could be completed quicker as the embassy could be at full staff. Everything is based off local conditions, which is no fault to the US, but the Philippines. 

The US is averaging close to 150k cases a day at the moment. The Philippines is averaging 20k. Granted the Philippines has 1/3 of the population of the US. It's still a very small percentage. Even with the state of the pandemic the US, our Govt hasnt put in place the level of restrictions that the Philippines has. 
 
The Philippines is just dramatizing the entire thing. Kind of like how Seattle and parts of California go on shutdown when they get an 1/8 of an inch or snow or temperatures drop below freezing. 

Required to have a negative result before medical and then before entering the US. Philippines is a BS country. Couldn't pay me enough to live there. 

Having to be vaccinated and having to take a covid test prior to the medical is a a result of the loser Philippines mishandling of the pandemic and snail paced vaccine rollout combined with the BS quarantine and lockdown Rollercoaster restrictions. If the country was operating in a similar capacity to the US, they wouldn't have these extra requirements and petitions could be completed quicker as the embassy could be at full staff. Everything is based off local conditions, which is no fault to the US, but the Philippines. 

I believe this 70% of the population has now been adjusted to 90%

Since the mother was never married, the child would then be classified as illegitimate and she would not need the DSWD as she would be the sole legal guardian. 

I would go live there in a heartbeat. More freedom there than in the state I live in.

I suspect my fiancée has contracted covid as well. Just over a week ago she needed to go grocery shopping. Rather than let me virtually babysit her 7 and 5 year old which she does quite often, she went to her parent's house. I guess her dad was sick, but I don't know much more about it. 
 
A day after, her two kids were sick with high fevers. She ended up taking her youngest to the Doctor. I don't think they were swabbed. Kids are better now. 
 
Fiancée has now been sick with a fever, cough, stomach issues and says she has lost her sense of taste and smell. I urged her to get tested, but she's being stubborn and won't go. 

I meant to say 3 million out of 110 million. 

It's not 6% of the population vaccinated. It's 6% of their target.. Which per the website is 58 million persons.
 
Bloomberg shows 2.7%. Which is what roughly 3 million out of 58 million is. 
 

You still have to stay in a "authroized" quarantine hotel for 10 days, and you still have to take a COVID test.
 
The Philippines is still making money off this, Corruption at it's finest

Bleep the Philippines, bleep Duterte and the bellping corrupted excuse for a Govt. This is never going to end.