ana ny mo

1 hour ago, TBoneTX said:

No bickering, please.

 

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So sorry , I don't mean to bicker. but some people are always finding something to be bickered instead of sticking with the gists.

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

CDC is the body that determines what is and isn’t a medical ineligibility for immigration so you might be interested in their take on the matter. https://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/hbv/index.htm

" from mother to baby at birth. " ---- This is what I am talking about. My father and his siblings they were 5 .. All of them have it . Their father had an Hepa B transferred to his mother by sexual intercourse and babies got it.

ok argue with our doctor who told that to us not to me lol.

Just now, ana ny mo said:

so you know better than the doctors? lol

if your parents have it .. There's a chance that the baby can get it too!  why you keep arguing about it? That's not the main point of my post. don't stress yourself lol

1 minute ago, ana ny mo said:

so you know better than the doctors? lol

23 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Still not "inherited."   That disease is not transmitted via gene inheritance.

so you know better than the doctors? lol

On 9/15/2022 at 9:52 AM, Dayanara T said:

It could be inherited if the mother of his dad is Hep B reactive. 

His dad has hepa b reactive. His brother died from Hepa B and they are not aware of it and the doctor as everyone in the family to take a test of hepa B and most of his siblings including him is Positive from it.

Hello guys, I just wanna ask about enrolling for college . I just wanna use my husband GI bill but the problem can I still enroll even my SSN still on process because I just got file AOS and still waiting for it but the 1st semester will be on January as far as I know. What can I do about it?

No real ceremony and no witnesses and priest for real. but it was just written in the marriage contract that there's even though there's no actually.

33 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Most likely answer is they didn't have time to jump through all the hoops to get married legally.  It takes a full two weeks from the day you apply for the marriage license, and back then, the US Citizen had to get a document notarized at either Manila Embassy or Cebu Consulate, before applying.  THEN they had to have scheduled a pre-marital seminar, not always available during that two weeks.

The way the Consulate would know they didn't follow the procedure is there would be no log of them notarizing that document/affidavit.

 

NOW and for the last year and a half, the Affidavit of Single Status can be notarized by any Philippine Notary, but that was instituted during COVID, when travel ws restricted between provinces.

 

Unfortunately, you cannot undo fraud, and once you're caught, your immigration plans/dreams are dead.

 

Thank you, I will let her read all of these

5 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

OP, I would suggest your friend make their own account and provide all information.

 

There's alot of good people here prepared to help, but second hand information and puzzle pieces that just don't fit make it harder to offer advice.

 

thanks dear

4 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

OP, I would suggest your friend make their own account and provide all information.

 

There's alot of good people here prepared to help, but second hand information and puzzle pieces that just don't fit make it harder to offer advice.

 

I will tell to them . I will inteoduce this website. sorry for disturbing you . I just know the real issue and have been witnessed with their love story since day 1. She is getting stressed and I asked for her permission if I can ask people about their case anonymously.. cause she's having hard time what to do next and unfortunately Most of the comments are sarcastic. 

Just now, ROK2USA said:

@ana ny mo what type of help are you looking for?

Your friend and her partner should either post on this forum OR hire a lawyer if they are interested in living together in the US.

Why are you so invested in this issue if you are not willing to answer questions or accept the answers about the next steps forward? 

ok fine don't ask me anymore lol

4 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

And I said put it on the public forum.  Tell the actual truth of what happened.  It appears the Consular Officer understands the truth.

 

This marriage would have taken place before the affidavit of single status could be obtained anywhere but Consular Services in Manila or Cebu, and they had no log of notarizing it for the petitioner.  That's probably how they know the marriage is bogus.

read my new message

2 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

"Ticket"??  Were there passport stamps for entry and exit from the Philippines?  How about boarding passes for actually boarding a plane going to the Philippines?

 

 I sent you a message

Just now, pushbrk said:

"Ticket"??  Were there passport stamps for entry and exit from the Philippines?  How about boarding passes for actually boarding a plane going to the Philippines?

 

yes they have too. because they dated their papers exact when the date that the man came to the country.

7 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

It appears the truth is a bribe was paid to get a marriage certificate.  The groom was not even in the country at the time.  At interview time, the Consular Officer never saw any evidence of time spent together in person the included the date of the marriage.  The visa was at least temporarily denied, with a request for a photo of the wedding.  Since there is no photo of the wedding, they might accept other primary evidence (passport stamps or boarding passes) that the petitioner was in country on the wedding date.  It seems neither that evidence OR a photo is available BECAUSE the petitioner was not in country for the wedding.  This was NOT a proxy marriage, so the petitioner coming later to consummate the marriage would be irrelevant.

 

This visa will not be issued, EVER based on the current petition, and probably not ever in the future not matter what they do, because they've already made material misrepresentation.  

The can confirm all this by the petitioner telling the truth to a qualified immigration attorney in the USA and getting their advice.

 

they had ticket on the said date of the marriage that the boy is in the country and they have plenty of pictures and chat logs, video call, gift but no wedding pictures.

47 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

I think that there is nothing we can really do to help here. The couple paid somebody to get the marriage certificate taken care of and were not present at their wedding. The CO is suspicious and wants the wedding picture, they think that something is off and they might be right.

 

I hope it all works out for your friend, but unless they can provide what is requested, the process stops for them!

thanks because you got the point unlike the others. they keep off the topic and wants me to confess that I am that person lol. 

14 hours ago, PaulaCJohnny said:

If you bring the truth we can try to help. Looks like you are the beneficiary. Am I wrong?

 

Why don’t you tell us the real story and we all can start over.

 

All this about the scared, wanting to sue USCIS, et  makes no sense if the relationship is real.

 

They probably looked at the date of marriage and date of last visit of the USC and baaamm, they got you lying.

 

This is not just that you throw away and they will forget. This is lying and swearing in from of a consular officer. 
 

 If they are in a real relationship they will find together any other place to live and continue their love story, right?

 

Do you really want help? Be honest for God’s  sake!

 

 

omg! lol hello?!! I am already in US got married here lol. using K1 visa and I am on my process of Adjustment of status . Believe whatever you want! 😂

35 minutes ago, PaulaCJohnny said:

So you are the real beneficiary right? Tell the truth so we can really understand the situation.

 

If you need help you need to bring the truth to the table.

I swear to God. I am not the beneficiary. I am already here in the US. The one that I am talking is my friend who is still in the Philippines.

17 minutes ago, arken said:

Is it not better then just to leave them alone and let them do whatever they wanna do? 
 

Anyway based on what you have said here and your other new posts, she is not getting the visa. The marriage certificate is not legit based on how it was obtained.

I message you and texted you the whole thing

1 hour ago, seekingthetruth said:

 

 

You did not answer the question, more that once, so I assume this is fraud.  You are an accomplice if you are try to help them commit fraud.

 

You have given no details of the relationship.  A normal answer to the question above would have details of the relationship.  What you said over and over lacks any mention of love, etc. "they met and have a few pictures and chats" is hardly a relationship.  Lacking those details, everyone will assume fraud.

I personal message you . I don't want to comment here because it is very sensitive.

56 minutes ago, seekingthetruth said:

 

 

You did not answer the question, more that once, so I assume this is fraud.  You are an accomplice if you are try to help them commit fraud.

 

You have given no details of the relationship.  A normal answer to the question above would have details of the relationship.  What you said over and over lacks any mention of love, etc. "they met and have a few pictures and chats" is hardly a relationship.  Lacking those details, everyone will assume fraud.

I just don't to give the whole details here especially I don't know what their purpose both of them because that is their life and who I am to judge. I never include myself with such of dishonesty. I posted here to ask their situation coz the girl is having a hard time and especially the boy doesn't want to cooperate . They were inlove and they were really a couple  and I don't know now if what's their relationship now but they are still married and they still trying to fix the paper to get in the US.

1 minute ago, ROK2USA said:

Are they in love? Are they in a real relationship?

they have pictures that they met.. a couple of pictures and chats but no wedding pictures.

36 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

Well, I would not suggest them opening that can of worms by suing USCIS because then they have to disclose that they paid somebody to do this.

 

Why did they choose to do it like this? 

the USCIS keeps questioning them they even put the girl in a small room in her interview day and the CO says "I know what you did" Is it a fraud the one that they did?

44 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

Is this their situation? 
 

 

31 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

Well, I would not suggest them opening that can of worms by suing USCIS because then they have to disclose that they paid somebody to do this.

 

Why did they choose to do it like this? 

is it fraud the one they did?