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  1. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I feel you! Tough decision indeed. Let us know what path you end up taking. Wishing you the best!
  2. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Hang in there, gents! I personally went the K-1 route. For my fiancée and I, starting our life together side-by-side asap is a higher priority than time to green card in hand. I believe multiple K-1 visa applications are allowed. You would need a waiver if the previous K-1 application was within the last 2 years. You wouldn't have to worry about that since it's been quite some time since your last K-1 application. If you search the forums, you'll find few folks that have gone through multiple K-1 filer process successfully. I highly doubt the age gap would be an issue. It's pretty common in PI. I think you'll be okay with either K-1 or CR-1 as long as you provide sufficient evidence.
  3. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Here are some data points from USCIS that show processing times: Historic Processing Times (uscis.gov) Processing Times (uscis.gov)
  4. Spicy Chickenjoy
    For the Philippines, police clearance is issued by the NBI (National Bureau of Investigation). If this is your first request for NBI clearance, you can register and apply online. During the online application process, you'll set up an appointment to complete fingerprinting and take a photo. The document will be printed and given to you at the appointment. If you've requested NBI clearance in the past and have the document in your possession, you can request a new NBI clearance online and have it delivered to your address. NBI clearance website: https://clearance.nbi.gov.ph/
  5. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I personally would wait to file. VisaJourney member timelines show recent K-1 filers receiving approval in as little as 60 days. I am not sure where you got 8-24 months from.
  6. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Hello. Interviews for all visas are held at the Manila Embassy. The Consulate in Cebu offers U.S. citizenship services only (e.g. passport renewal, etc).
  7. Spicy Chickenjoy
    Here are the transfer request details for U.S. Embassy Manila: https://ph.usembassy.gov/case-transfer-request/
  8. Spicy Chickenjoy
    I believe you need to contact the Embassy you wish to transfer your case to and follow their instructions for transfer.
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