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Although you have talked to this woman, her family and so forth, you have never met her in person. It has been nothing but talk. You really do not have any kind of real relationship. And now you are facing some severe immigration issues which may not be overcome. I would stop trying to be the "I will save you,I am your hero, type of guy" and find some one else who does not have all this baggage. There are thousands of decent women over there who would love to find a nice guy like you. Maybe it's time to just move on?

Or? Speculation.
She worked in a bar, bar’s are often associated with prostitute in the PI even if she was not involved, the embassy is well aware of this and often view the beneficiary as undesirable.

Great question,,as what you said the taking care part..Try to mingle more them and u will know how filipinos so great...

That's a great question to start another topic on!

Or? Speculation.
She worked in a bar, bar’s are often associated with prostitute in the PI even if she was not involved, the embassy is well aware of this and often view the beneficiary as undesirable.

You were scammed! Divorce and move on. You need some therapy because after everything she had done you would take her back then you really need some help. Good luck.

Buddy U need to move on, this lady had plan to have U support her and U was her ticket to the US .This is not about listening, she had a well laid out plan and now puts it in action, Y U wanna continue giving her medical? get a divorce, wish her well and move on , its over and 4get about sucide, the are many nice lonely professional single females in the NY area....good luck

Google works!
Registration and Pre-Departure Services FAQ
http://www.cfo.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1301:registration-and-pre-departure-services&catid=110:frequently-asked-questions&Itemid=858
All Filipino emigrants leaving the country to settle abroad permanently are required by law to register with CFO. No one is exempted from pre-departure registration.
But the following are not required to attend the pre-departure orientation seminar and to be personally present during the registration (they can also be registered by proxy):
* Minors 12 years old and below
* Senior citizens 60 years old and above
* Those with mental illness or psychiatric disability, and incapacitated due to permanent or long-term ailments

Comments above were right.I just want to add something, its not about how LONG you know each other but how MUCH you know about each other. Like spend more time together and continue contacting everyday. Know each other well first
Goodluck to both of you!!!

So it sounds like you are using the F-1 visa to get her to the US to immigrate, which is visa fraud. It carries a lifetime ban.
Your way of going about this seems really tricky and slighly dishonest. I wouldn't pursue it. If your goal is to have her get her green card, then file now for a fiance visa. but it looks like she won't be starting in the fall for school
goog luck

This is the girl who said she did not want to come in the first place, not just the topic of one thread but at least two. One of which was whether he was being paranoid with her complete lack of enthusiasm. Right before coming here they were in a big fight over who was paying an $11 cab fare. Then after she came she hated it, moved out immediately, and wanted to go home.
But the OP would not pay for her ticket. He insisted she stay, marry him, and work it out. So she was going to the consulate to have them help her get home. Within weeks of that they were apparently married and he was back on visajourney asking for adjustment of status advice.
It is little wonder this one didn't work out. The OP is still in denial. She was figuratively dragged down the aisle with her heels dug in. There is no room for complaining about her leaving, finding a boyfriend, and applying for means-tested benefits. Those are her rights and the OP is obligated to reimburse the state for them. I do not relish the suffering of someone, even when they have been in such amazing denial. But these were the choices made, and the consequences he agreed to. He insisted on them.
The lesson others have to learn is that the affadavit of support actually means what it says. Don't go into a marriage when the woman is saying she doesn't want to come here in the first place, wants to go home when she gets here, moves out, and literally pushes you away when you try to give affection. Do not sign an affadavit of support and then come back saying you don't feel it is your obligation. I have made big mistakes in my life but owned up to them and looked in the mirror for who was responsible.

I think everyone, or most are attempting the impossible our life experience, commonsense and logic can't penetrate the thick skin of ignorance. The OP seem to think everything is okay with her SO past marriages, according to what 'he's' told her. Young and naive she is but I feel we are whipping a dead horse.

SLEC will determine what shots to give you, regardless if you have vaccine scars or not. It's not a problem if you no longer have your "baby book" or any vaccination record because, as I've said SLEC physicians will decide what shots to give you and the same goes for small children.
http://www.slec.ph/us-visa-applicants.shtml

Probably should take this to the politics/religion forum. I am sure you can get some great help with this question there