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  1.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: What NOT to say during border check
  2.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: What NOT to say during border check
  3.    Aquabac reacted to a post in a topic: Port of Entry
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  5.    Aquabac reacted to a post in a topic: Getting very nervous - Visas approved but not issued after 10 business days / 2 weeks
  6. Aquabac
    Nothing wrong withsomeone loving their country. Japan is a wonderful country too. To each his own. I am no visa expert but I have experience as an intel officer in the marines and understand interrogation. Others have said " Don't lie" because telling the truth is easier. Just like cops they are trained to pick up on odd responses, body language etc. People understand wanting to do everything for your kids. You said you have an immigration attorney so I'd certainly ask him what's the best thing to do. Seems to me others have said to stagger the time away versus in the US and that seems like a good idea but your attorney should know for sure. My suggestion is to answer simply the questions when she comes into the US: "Purpose of your visit?" " My kids are American citizens and are going to go to school in America so I want to help them settle in and visit with my in laws." Period.
  7.    Aquabac reacted to a post in a topic: What NOT to say during border check
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  12.    Aquabac reacted to a post in a topic: FBI Clearance Required?
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  15.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: FBI Clearance Required?
  16. Aquabac
    You go online to the FBI website and fill it out. Pay them $18 then you pick an approved " Third party" fingerprint place that scans finger prints The Post office has various locations that do it and you can find them on a zipcode search right on the FBI website. I called to confirm they do it and hours and whether I needed an appointment. You print out an email from the FBI with a barcode and bring that. They look at your ID, scan the bar code, scan your fingerprints and you pay them $50. The sanner sends it directly into the FBI Then they send you an email when it's ready and you go back online and download it
  17. Aquabac
    Since this is for the Philippine government I don't think they care what kind of visa it is about. It's part of the CFO process. Sad there aren't more people on this site that went through this recently and posting their experience. Supposedly they are asking for it more now than ever before. If you have things on your record I would think it would be a red flag if you don't supply it. Like you were trying to hide your past from her Part of the CFO is to make sure she knows about you and your history She only has to give it to them if they ask for it. So what can happen if you get it or if you don't? 1) If you don't get it and if they don't ask for it: you saved yourself some time & $68 2) If you don't get it and they ask for it she will most likely be delayed. She will have to go home and you will then have to get it and then she will have to go back for the interview again. I decided to get it and not take the chance
  18. Aquabac
    My Fiance said in her chat group that the girls say it is now a requirement. I decided to get it. Not hard to do Go on the FBI website and search for criminal history background check You can fill it all out online and pay with a credit card $18. they then send you an email with a PIN you will need. Then pick a fingerprint place that scans. US Post Offices have some locations. They have a zip code search feature on the FBI link. Mine was 22 miles from me You need to print out a barcode from an email the FBI sends you and bring that as well as ID Fill out instructions, Follow the procedure for the local post office you will use ( I called to confirm) Some require appointments, some have special hours Mine did not. Just show up during business hours. Costs $50 I had my background pdf within an hour. They state on the website it can take up to 15 days for online, A lot longer if you mail it So it was easy doing it electronically Total Cost $68
  19.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: Recently approved K1 (June 24) and wondering why the consul never asked for financial documents or I-134?
  20.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: Recently approved K1 (June 24) and wondering why the consul never asked for financial documents or I-134?
  21. Aquabac
    I decided to do the FBI history Went on line to the FBI website. Easy to do. Fill out the online information and pay them $18. They send you an email with a PIN to access your account and then pick a " Third party" source for fingerprints. The FBI sends you an email with a barcode after you pay and you bring that Some post offices do it. They have a search by zipcode feature and I found a post office 22 miles from me. Took the time off today and drove there. Very Easy. Cost $50 They scan your barcode, scan your fingerprints and send them automatically to the FBI My receipt was 12:53PM today and I got an email from the FBI @ 1:45PM that it was ready. less than an hour later Only thing that has gone quickly in this entire process LOL I logged back on the FBI website with the same PIN and there it was . Downloaded the pdf and then sent it to my fiance. Total cost $68 After her CFO I will post a thread about her experience if she was asked for it or not.
  22.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: Recently approved K1 (June 24) and wondering why the consul never asked for financial documents or I-134?
  23. Aquabac
    As I posted earlier My Fiance had her interview 07/01/2025 and they didn't ask for the 134 either. But if she didn't have it and they asked....... She will also need the financial documents for her CFO I'm told Now, whether I should get the FBI clearance or not is my next question. I'm leaning towards getting it to be on the safe side
  24. Aquabac
    That’s exactly what I told my fiancé this morning 🤣
  25.    JPeck reacted to a post in a topic: Recently approved K1 (June 24) and wondering why the consul never asked for financial documents or I-134?
  26.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: Recently approved K1 (June 24) and wondering why the consul never asked for financial documents or I-134?
  27. Aquabac
    Just thought I'd let everyone know, My Fiance' went for her Interview 07/01/2025 in Manila and the interviewer did not ask for the 134 Kind of annoyed me to be honest LOL
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