Charlie Brown 302

First, Guam is not listed here as a POE, so I could not post a review for a specific location. Second, Guam is a US territory, Hawaii is a State. I did not expect a US territory would be a POE, especially since it was not listed here in VJ. I guess I should have just looked here....https://www.cbp.gov/contact/ports Anyway, the officer was very friendly, helpful and did not try to intimidate or make my fiance feel uncomfortable in any way. The process tool maybe 15 minutes.

Did not know where to put this. No choice for Guam as POE. When me and my fiance (K-1) returned to the US, our route took us from MNL to GUM to HNL to IAH and finally TYS, I thought our POE would have been HNL, but was in fact in Guam. The immigration officer, very friendly, took us to a nearby office for processing. He asked my fiance a few questions, such as my name, address, when we were getting married and then we were on our way.

Thank you for the information.

I was wondering what testing facility others have been using to satisfy the requirements to fly from the Philippines to the US. Thanks

Just wanted to update. Our K1 is approved. 👍🥳🥳💑 We sent them her marriage certificate, an "Advisory on Marriages" (CRS Form No. 5) - because they would not issue a CENOMAR because she was married in the Philippines- and her Korean ex-husbands certificate of marriage relation showing that she was divorced in korea. The package was sent on Friday and was received by our local LBC on Saturday and we collected the package today. A letter attach to an email she received tells us we are allowed to open the plastic bag to remove and inspect the passport and Visa but not to open any of the yellow envelopes. Now we go through the online CFO circus tomorrow.

A350-900, nice plane. When I flew to the Philippines, on United, masks where not required until we deplaned in Guam and remained on all the way into Manila. Should be the same for Delta.

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That is what i was thinking and hoping for. Just to prove that she did not marry again when she return to the philippines. I definitely have my fingers and toes crossed and I hope that process does not take very long time.

I sent a photocopy of it with the 129f packet and then they took the only original that we have during her interview. I really hope they return that one. I even included a fairly detailed explanation of all our attempts to get a copy of the actual divorce certificate.

She, my fiance, married a Korean in the Philippines then moved to Korea. Registrating the marriage in both countries. So technically, in the Philippines, her marriage to the Korean is still valid, even though they divorced in Korea. Yes, the certificate of marriage relation for her ex, shows her being married and then divorced.

Yes, we did report it. For the police clearance, we went to the Korean embassy in Manila near Market Market on the C5 in Taguig City.

We asked her ex for help, no such luck. Then we finally got in touch with the Court where the divorce was recorded, they told us that only her or the ex can come in to request. Not even someone with a power of attorney. Thinking about it some more, we do not really know how we could get married in another country to file as a C-1(?), without that CENOMAR. Thanks for the suggestions.

My fiance had her interview today . All the groups that were going in, were out in almost two hours to the minute. She was denied because she had no CENOMAR even though she was married in the Philippines and then was divorced in Korea. Unfortunately, she is unable to return to Korea to get an official certificate of divorce, overstay of visa..ugh, all we have (had, officer in the embassy took the original we had even though we had copies in our 129f packet) is a certified certificate of marriage relation of from her former husband. We have an appointment with the PSA and we are going to request those documents, the CENOMAR, and then send them in with her passport and see what happens. Everything else went well. After talking to the first person, that reviewed the paperwork, the second person ask 5 questions, and she was done. And.... No, the petitioner is not allowed inside.

My fiance was deported for an over stay of a marriage visa in Korea and her police clearance from Korea was clean. It did not seem to affect our interview today, the 28th. We had different issues which will be in a different thread.