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    xoom coupon code NOVEMBER 2010

    in Philippines

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    WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400

    in Philippines

    Posted

    I got this answer from my dads' immigration email

    Hello Jonah, it is possible to apply for citizenship 2 year and 9 months from the initial date you received conditional permanent residence, which should be printed on your permanent residence card.

    Best,

    jsurowitz@eastbayvisalaw.com

    WWW.EASTBAYVISALAW.COM

    WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400

    in Philippines

    Posted

    great answer =] ..now, out of curiosity in any event u didnt file for n400 during that time? and the 10 year green card passed. do you have to refile removal of condition again? or how does it work? thanks

    asus =] nde gusto ko kc mafile mama ko for good kc siya nlng matira sa pinas..lahat andito na =( si papa, ung bunso, ako, asawa ko, si sophie, tpos ung gitna kong kapatid this year punta na =P.. wawa naman si mama.. dbale sis tulungan dn kita magapply ng removal..gusto mo sama sa contest ko para makapagenjoy ka sa october 5?

    WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400

    in Philippines

    Posted · Edited by LOSTGURL--SOPHIA

    You can Apply for the N-400 based on marriage if you have been married to the same US Citizen for 3 years and this can be DONE 90 days before the 3 year issue date of the green card which may read "Residence Since"

    great answer =] ..now, out of curiosity in any event u didnt file for n400 during that time? and the 10 year green card passed. do you have to refile removal of condition again? or how does it work? thanks

    tourist visa

    in Philippines

    Posted

    I would say it does not necessarily mean.. its very easy to get tourist visa..as an insite..i got rich( as in rich) who applied for the 2nd time for a tourist visa.. but what happen..they were denied ..( they used to have multiple entry visa before) and unfortunately for some reasons ..renewing it..they were denied already.. denied entry in the US.. another insite...my mom was a first timer applicant..we are just middle class..never had any background on gping on tours, etc...however all i could say its the satisfaction of the answer to the consule..regardless of what the reason is...normally they gave 1 month - shortest issuance for visa.. the maximum is multiple entry which is 10 years.

    Tourist Visa Forum -- where?

    in Philippines

    Posted

    reposted for tourist visa:

    step by step information how to apply for b1/tourist visa:

    link: http://manila.usemba...v/wwwhniv1.html

    All basic documentary requirements must be ready BEFORE an appointment can be made. Additional documents may be required, so please read the information below carefully.

    All documents must be original. Photocopies will not be accepted, unless specified. The Nonimmigrant Visa Unit does not accept documents BEFORE the interview except for Treaty Trader (E1) and Treaty Investor (E2) visa applications. Any documents received will not be returned and will be destroyed (except the passport).

    BASIC REQUIREMENTS:

    ** go to bpi and pay the fee for the form and the non immigrant visa application i think its $185-- and ds156 will be handed to the applicant

    1. APPLICATION FORMS – Both completed application forms (DS-156 & DS-157) are needed for each person, regardless of age. All questions must be filled out with a high level of accuracy. Errors and incomplete information may result in a visa processing delay.

    a.) DS-156 Form – Please fill out the form online, and then print it out using an inkjet or laser printer. The printout will be three pages in length and will include a two-dimensional barcode page. Make sure that the barcode is printed clearly and completely, with no lines broken or torn.

    A handwritten or typed Visa Application DS-156 Form cannot be accepted

    b.) DS-157 Form – Applicants should also complete the Nonimmigrant Visa Supplemental Application DS-157 Form online, print, and bring to the interview.

    ** Make sure when filling up both online you have a printer because it will issue a barcode after that which will be asked by the callcenter agent, you can never SAVE this file and print it out after**

    2. PASSPORT – Signed passports must be valid for at least six months from the date of intended departure from the United States. The passport must be in good condition, i.e., photo lamination is undamaged, and all passport pages are intact.

    3. PHOTO – One 2” x 2” standard, full-frontal face position color photo against a white background taken within the last six (6) months is required. The photo must be glued or stapled to the application form where specified.

    Both ears must show in the photo. Please click here for additional information on photo specifications.

    ADD ON's

    4. PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP (if applying with/for dependent/s)

    *

    Original marriage certificate printed on Philippine National Statistics Office security paper, if applicable (if applying with a spouse and/or child)

    Original birth certificate printed on Philippine National Statistics Office security paper (for dependent/s)

    ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

    Additional requirements are based on the visa class that a person is applying for. Please look at the Types of Visas page and view the details for each visa class.

    Step 2:

    SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT

    There are two ways to book an interview appointment: through the Embassy call center or through the VisaPoint™ online system.

    1. Scheduling an appointment through the Embassy call center

    These telephone appointment systems are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Philippine time, except Philippine holidays.

    1-909-101-7878

    for callers from within the Philippines

    Calls made to this number cost 53 Philippine Pesos per minute, plus applicable provincial charges. This number is only for subscribers of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone (PLDT) Company touchtone landlines with national/international distance dialing features.

    Or

    1-888-877-9888 -- I suggest call this no. this way more cheaper compared to the 1909 at least its unlimited up to 3 calls-- I did conference call with my mom when we did it.

    for callers from within the United States (mainland only)

    When calling this number, please have a credit card (either Visa or MasterCard). The expiration date and security code are required. Please have the postal code of the billing address of the credit card ready.

    The card will be charged $18 per transaction. After the card is approved, a nonrefundable personal identification number (PIN) will be given. The PIN will allow the caller to speak to an operator three times (including the initial call) at no charge.

    When booking an appointment, the caller must have both basic and additional documentary requirements handy. All applicants are required to provide an email address where the Appointment Confirmation Receipt will be sent.

    GO FOR THE INTERVIEW

    You can view a presentation about the interview process at the Embassy so that you know what to expect. You can see the presentation in English or Tagalog.

    After check-in at the entry gate, applicants will proceed to the Pavilion where they will submit their documents for data entry. Each applicant, or group, will receive a number. When their numbers are called, applicants proceed to the appropriate window for finger scanning. After finger scanning, documents and passport will be returned to applicants for presentation to the interviewing officer later.

    Please note: Applicants should present only their DS-156, DS-157, and passport to the interviewing officer. If additional documents are required, the officer will ask for them.

    Embassy personnel are available to provide assistance at each stage.

    ü The U.S. Embassy in Manila does not pre-qualify an applicant. Only an adjudicating consular officer at the time of the interview can determine whether an applicant is eligible for a nonimmigrant visa.

    ü All ten fingers of a visa applicant will be electronically scanned in an inkless process at the beginning of the visa interview. The electronic data from the fingerprints will be stored in a database. This information will be available to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security immigration officers at ports of entry in the United States as part of the US-VISIT Program. The biometric identifier will be checked at the port of entry in the United States to verify that the person presenting the visa is the same person to whom the visa was issued.

    ü Non-compliance with the requirements mentioned above will result in non-processing of the visa application.

    ü Applicants who require interpreters must inform the interviewing officer on the day of their interview. The Embassy will provide an interpreter. There is no need to bring a relative or a friend to act as an interpreter.

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    Step 5:

    IF ISSUED A VISA

    Upon the conclusion of the interview, the applicant will be advised whether he or she qualifies for the visa. Please note that a visa does not guarantee entry into the United States. Visa holders are subject to inspection at the port of entry by officials of the Department of Homeland Security who have the authority to deny admission.

    my moms tourist visa 1st time applicant

    in Philippines

    Posted

    hi, congratulations on your bundle of joy.. her reason of going here is to accompany my 2 year old baby to be reunited with us since ( WE ) the parents cannot go home in the Philippines because of job related issues. Reason for coming back-- she told the consulate that we have a printing business in the Philippines, apartment rentals in Cubao and Bulacan and at the same time my 2nd sister after me is still studying and she has asthma so she needs extra care. Assets and documents? mama provided land property titles, car, credit cards, 3 months bank statement, proof of income .. and its so lucky that the only thing that they asked was

    1.) how much did you earn in a month ( 150k)

    2.) why are the parents not coming to pick sophia up?

    3.) how long are you planning to stay in united states? ( appx. 1-2 months )

    4.) purpose of visit?

    5.) is the father the biological parent? where is he born? is he a usc?

    hope this helps you !! good luck and god bless too

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