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  1. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Thanks for the update! Ours was approved on Sept 10. We've been waiting 34 days and are hoping it's sent within the next few weeks. Have you tried escalating your case to your local representative as @apnzz suggested? You can also submit a new inquiry. I've submitted two so far and they always include this verbiage: "If you have not received a communication from NVC about this case within 60 days from the I-797 approval notice, please contact us again."
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    Our K-1 was approved by USCIS on 9/10, and we're now waiting for the petition to be sent to the NVC. Does anyone know what appointment dates are currently being scheduled? I’m planning a trip and would like to get an idea of when her interview might be, so I can plan accordingly. I know it's hard to forecast but any insights would be appreciated! Thanks!
  3. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Our K-1 case was approved today. Fingers crossed our case made it on the stack shipped out today 🤞
  4. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Thanks for the heads up! Our K-1 case was just approved by USCIS today. There's no chance we'll get through NVC stage and have interview scheduled by Sept 28. Here's hoping the new system is improved!
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    Thank you for this! I will do the same once the physical NOA2 comes in. Appreciate it!
  6. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Thanks for posting this. I was wondering the same thing with our recent USCIS approval. How many days did you wait before contacting NVC, @apnzz?
  7. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Excellent advice. Nothing to add other than have fun!
  8. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Super helpful - thank you!
  9. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Yes, you are right. But his question was specifically about the meeting requirement. Of course more visits are better, especially to maintain the relationship.
  10. Spicy Chickenjoy
    You are correct, the K-1 requires having met each other in person at least once within the last 2 years. You fulfill that requirement and do not need to plan for another meeting.
  11. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I’m Filipino-American, born and raised in San Diego, CA and currently reside in Chicago, IL. My parents are from Kawit, Cavite and my fiancé is from Cebu.
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    Super easy indeed. Several of us have suggested this to the OP already.
  13. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Congrats! You can schedule two weeks before your visa interview.
  14. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Whoop whoop! Thanks for reporting this in!
  15. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I plan to put together two folders for my fiancé to bring to her interview. Folder 1 contains documents required to bring to the interview. Folder 2 contains evidence that the consular officer might ask for. Folder 1 Valid Passport Original PSA birth certificate Original NBI certificate Certified Copy of Divorce Decree Affidavit of Support including supporting documents Employment Letter Pay Stubs Last 3 Tax Returns in the form of Tax Transcript Folder 2 Evidence of ongoing relationship after petition was filed Pictures Messages Engagement Ring receipt Plane tickets, boarding passes, etc.
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    Oh, in that case you would be eligible to enter under the Balikbayan program. You would just need to re-enter the country with your wife and show your marriage certificate. Balikbayan program will allow you to stay in the Philippines for one year without a visa.
  17. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Another option is to leave the country for a few days, or as long as you wish, and then fly back. It's a great excuse to take a quick vacation with your fiancé 😁. You'll find that flying to some visa-free countries for both Filipinos and Americans, such as Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, or Hong Kong, is quite affordable.
  18. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Exactly what I was going to say. Does not apply to U.S. citizens since we are eligible for visa free entry.
  19. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I visit the Philippines twice a year and my trips are usually a month and a half. This is exactly what I do - Ieave the country for a week (usually to a new country nearby that I haven’t visited yet) and come back.
  20. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Sorry can you give a bit more context? What is the IOM domain related to?
  21. Spicy Chickenjoy
    There is only one clinic that is authorized by the U.S. Embassy of Manila to perform medical examinations to fulfill visa requirements, and that’s St. Lukes Medical Center. They also provide medical exam services for other embassies (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Korea, and and more) which might play a role in interview availability.
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    I've read about this in other threads. I think someone mentioned they are fully booked until August. Hoping you're able to schedule soon!
  23. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Have you had any luck scheduling the interview? I don’t have any tips to offer unfortunately.
  24. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Congrats! Generally, 2-4 weeks. But some have taken longer.
  25. Spicy Chickenjoy
    @Stevephoto nice to see you active here. I remember you from the Asawa World visa support group on Facebook from back in the day.
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