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  1. I tried to find the answer to this but cannot find... here is my question My fiance has 2 kids from a previous relationship. We are planning to do the K1 visa for just her and to bring her kids at a later date after she gets here, gets settled in and comfortable. My question is.. do I need to add them as a dependent on the Affidavit of support if they are not coming yet? Or just my fiance and I since she is coming first and kids later.?
  2. Yeah, I keep reading that but then I also read people where they had their wife in Hong Kong. During the interview the consulate would ask for the ROM the report of marriage and she would tell them well. I didn't report it because my husband is still married in the Philippines and they said to her that they had to get that straightened out before they can give her a visa. Unless she just had a real ####### of a consulate
  3. So my fiance is a Filipina. If we get married in Hong Kong, can she not report her marriage to the Philippines? Because my ex-wife and I got married in the Philippines but divorced in the United States and we didn't go through the whole court process for recognition of divorce in the Philippines. But we have a legal divorce in the United States. So if I marry another Filipina in a different country though she can't report her marriage? Because when she tries and uses my information it's just going to turn it back saying that I'm married right? Or can she still report it?
  4. Okay that makes all sense. Thank you very much
  5. I don't know when I was just looking at the required documents at the Hong tongue US embassy. There is a button that says important information for Filipino residents living in Hong Kong and then you click it and it was extra documentation. Like all the documentation is fine except for the Cenomar she's not married but I don't understand why she would need a cenomar if she married . I guess just to make sure she not trying anything fishy
  6. So 10 years ago I married a Filipina in the Philippines. Since then, we have gotten a divorce here in the United States. A couple years later I have met a new Filipino woman and we are engaged. She is currently living in Hong Kong for the past 4 years. And we were going to do a K1 visa but we decided maybe we want to get married in Hong Kong. So my question is since I am still technically married in the Philippines because of the annulment and not doing the adjustment of status in the Philippines. Will my fiance soon to be wife still have to get all the Philippine documents if she's going to be doing all of her interviews and everything in Hong Kong? Because I read somewhere that she still needs a Cenomar Even if we get married in Hong Kong? I'm kind of confused because I know if she tries to report the marriage in Hong Kong to the Philippines it will probably get turned back because it will show my status still married
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