scotty's girl

They will only be needing last year's income tax return. I brought 3 years of my fiance's w2 but they still wanted to see his tax return. Letter of employment should be a recent one (like maybe about a month ago). As for the bank statement, my fiance didn't send me so I didn't bring one but you can send yours to your fiance, it might help.

Good luck..

Try reading some interview experiences on the Reviews:Embassy. Click the Philippines and you will find lots of helpful information there.Good luck...

She can call the embassy next week to ask about the status of her visa. Mine was approved the next day after I submitted the lacking document, however, I didn't learn about it until less than a week after.

Difficult sound for a Kano, ('ng" or ŋ is a velar nasal constant, and) the closest sound we have for the Filipino NG is singer, but not finger, it has a different "gher" sound. Pronounce singer, then drop the "er", then drop the f, then finally the i. This is as close to a natural American English sound he will know that will transfer in to Tagalog. I think I heard this from a TTC video, Understanding Linguistics. Try it, and tell me if you think it approximates the correct sound, or if anyone knows a better way to learn “ng”, please inform us, I am not PhD linguist, only a student of Tagalog.

After learning this, Mga, is only muh-"NG"Ah.

Thanks! We'll definitely try that and I'll let you know how it goes. He asked his daughter to read "MGA" but she pronounced it the way her dad did the first time

My fiance doesn't cook, but he doesn't mind doing the dishes and the laundry. I do the cooking. And when it comes to watering and pruning the plants, we do them both. I can say that he doesn't mind doing house chores. And if he knew how to cook, he would do it too

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My fiance's using Rosetta Stone. It's a good one

He started learning a couple months before I came here. But he said it's better now that I'm here because he could ask questions. The funny thing is, he's having a hard time prnouncing words with NG, i.e. langoy, and MGA,

Congrats girl! See, I told you dumating din ang pinakahihintay mo. I'm happy for you

Welcome to the US!

Just give them what they asked for and wait. It's not a denial. Just give them a little more time. Everything will be fine.

No problem at all.

The only way to find out if you are going to pay for the travel tax or not is to call the PAL office. Sometimes, it's already included in the airline ticket.

Terminal fee is Php750. Have a safe flight

Yes they do allow petitioners to be present during the interview. Both of you will be interviewed by the CO. In a lot of cases in Manila, it's a lot better when the petitioner is present.

Congrats!

You will get to choose what date you want your fiancee to have her interview.

In our case, the embassy received our case Aug. 2009 but I had my interview April 2010 cuz of some issues about my police clearance. There was no problem at all.

If you live in Metro Manila, it might take 3-4 days, but longer if you live in the province.

NVC's the one that generates case numbers. No one can predict how long the process will take, you'll just have to wait. Once the USEM receives your case, they will send you or your fiancee a request letter for the designated emabassy. Your fiancee will go there and give them that letter together with the other requirements.

I'm just not sure how it works for HK, but after I applied for a clearance at the Israeli embassy, I didn't get to see nor got hold of it cuz it was an embassy to embassy case.

You can send email to the embassy's website to request for an extension of your NOA2. We did that two times and there was never any problem.

Yes, it will make her interview quicker and with more chances of getting a pink slip

Good luck!

Congrats!

I don't like to be judgmental, but I have to agree with this. You broke up with her, and six months later she's already living in Texas with her new husband? There is NO WAY she started this new relationship AFTER she broke up with you.

Even if things progressed at a lightening pace, there would have to be at least a few weeks of online courtship, a trip to the Phils to satisfy the 2 year meeting requirement, filing the I-129F immediately on return, incredibly fast processing by USCIS and the embassy in Manila, followed by an approved visa, a quick trip to the US, and then marriage to her Texas fiance. If it was a CR1 then it would have taken even longer.

No, she had this guy on a stringer before you broke up with her. Who knows how many other guys she may have also been playing. When you broke up she probably told this guy to file the petition the next day. Now she's probably decided she doesn't much like living where she's living, or who she's living with, so she's looking for greener pastures in addition to a green card.

I'm sorry, but the timeline just screams fraud. Keep shopping. You don't want this one.

Congrats and welcome to VJ!

You can check out my PRISM and CFO experience. Here is the link:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/255079-prism-cfo-experience/page__p__3919043__fromsearch__1#entry3919043

It's just a simple walk in. However, it's better for her to go when she already has her passport with visa cuz once she's done with the seminar and she has her passport, she can go to the CFO office to have it stamped with the sticker. It will just be a one day process.

Yes, get another one with your incorrect middle name cuz I've read a few cases here where the USEM didn't issue pink slips just

because of issues like that.

It might be possible cuz there's an area before you proceed to the gates where I saw several people sleeping on the chairs. That was around 5am.

Congrats!

I'm not sure if they accept NOA2 at the SLMEC. Just to make sure, wait till you receive a letter from the NVC, you can scan it then send it to her thru email. She will be needing that and her passport. Also, 3pcs 2x2 picture and a pen.

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