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  1. Oh I see. So it's actually alright to open the plastic/envelope just to get the passport as long as you leave the yellow packet intact, seeing on the internet they cut a small hole for the passport to go through then tape the plastic afterwards. Okay I'll open it the next week if there's still no reply, since they don't have work tomorrow. I'm IR2, but I think almost all related to US Immigration has yellow packet but I'm not sure. Yes hopefully my agent is like that as well. Thanks!
  2. The passport I already had a digital copy, Everything was digital. I guess I should Open the envelope, just make sure not to damage the yellow packet, So that I could scan the Visa Page.
  3. Both the Yellow Packet and my passport is enclosed in a plastic envelope. The passport is already opened, showing my Passport Bio Detail Page. But not the Visa Page. The Passport is not specifically inside the Yellow Packet, it's just that they're both together inside the Plastic Envelope, not sure if I could open that one.
  4. I would like to ask anyone who has had experience dealing with the CFO recently. I was able to register yesterday, January 25, and an automatic e-mail messaged me assigning me to an agent. I sent the following requirements: Visa (Picture of the Yellow Package), Passport, ID immediately. It's January 26 now, and Still no reply. I'm just wondering, is that normal? I'm fine with waiting I'm just unsure if the agent has received it, I also asked for a follow-up awhile ago but also no reply. I've already contacted and I also sent screenshots of my submission, the CFO support and they told me to wait. Maybe it's because of my document? My Immigrant "Visa" is for the states, The page itself in the Passport I'm not able to show it, since my passport is inside the Yellow Packet which the US Embassy gave, and it specifically tells you not to open it, and leave it for the port of entry in America. It does however have a message at the back stating that it is the Visa. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  5. Hello Everyone, Just an update on my case. My Case Has been set from "Refused" to Issued in about 3 days. After 2 days, the embassy called me and said that they need the Transcript of my Father's ITR (Income tax return). After getting it, they told us to send it online. But they never gave us a link. Does anyone happen to know where I should this document? Thanks
  6. I just sent my documents (Deed of Sale for Property, Realty Tax, Utility Billing, State ID and Voters ID application, pictures of departure and arrival, letter of intent) to the embassy last Wednesday, October 26. I checked the CEAC status checker, and it says that it has been updated yesterday and today, but the status is still "Refused". Should I be worried? I take it if it's positive, it should be under AP? Does anyone know?
  7. Thank you for answering. No, we are not renting it out. My sister is living there currently, and the Utilities and property tax are billed to my Father still, which he pays up until now. The date of my father's departure in the ticket is in two weeks and, I take it, it would be bad if we submit it tomorrow?
  8. Thanks for all the suggestions everyone. We’ve decided to let him settle in America first before we send the documents. We will also collect all the utilities paid as well as the property taxes and fees to hep bolster the case. I might drop the letter of intent as well seeing as it won’t help at all. Currently what we have is the Residential purchase, and we’re going to include all the most recent payments towards the utilities, tax, etc. Not quite sure regarding the social security or medicaire, but the State ID and Voter’s ID both seem attainable. Fortunately we have relatives in the US that would help my father get these documents. Thanks!
  9. Hello Everyone, I have an issue with my application. Recently I went to the interview for Immigrant Visa (IR2), and was refused due to failure to prove domicile of my father, who has been living with me in the Philippines for more than a decade. They gave me one year to create a case that shows steps on how to prove domicile. And currently our plan is to show the deed of sale of the house we’re going to be staying in. The property taxes for that house starting from 2017 which is the date of purchase. A one way airplane ticket to the Port of Entry near the house, and a notarized letter of intent to re-establish domicile. We were thinking about sending all of this to the consulate before my father leaves, or would it be better to send it after he has left for America? The other things like getting a driver’s license might not be good since he has impaired vision (an actual disability) and getting a job might be difficult since he’s earning from his business here in the Philippines, and could still earn it when he’s in America since the business is generating income from properties. Kind of worried that this might still be rejected, any input would be greatly appreciated.
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