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avelamor

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  1. Alas! After days of frustration, using a pldt (residential) landline (with NDD and IDD activated) from within Metro Manila, we were able to successfully contact the hotline by simply dialing 1 909 101 7878.

    We've previously tried the below but failed --

    *dialing 00 1 909 101 7878 and 0 1 909 101 7878 using the same pldt landline as above.

    *dialing 00 1 909 101 7878, 0 1 909 101 7878 and 1 909 101 7878 using pldt public/pay phones (using prepaid cards), mobile phones and even using my fiancee's roaming mobile phone.

    Goodluck and God Bless...

  2. In addition to including proof of meeting, you also need a letter explaining how and when you met. That meeting must have occurred within the past 2 years.

    Usually foreign documents translation is needed for documents like a birth certificate or other official documents included with your petition that are not in English. Did you send copies of any documents that were not in English?

    Hi, thanks for your reply. I did not send any documents written in foreign language. Me and my fiancee went to Hongkong and Macau for vacation and all the boarding pass that is written in Chinese has English Translation of it in the document. And when I submited my application I also included a letter on how we have met. . Thanks

  3. Hi anyone in here received an RFE for I-129F. Just got my letter from USCIS re RFE 1. meeting in person 2. foreign documents translation. Just wondering why they were asking those documents. When i submitted my application I had several photographs of us together and the documents that i submitted like boarding pass, passport have english translation of it. Why do you think they are asking those things that I already submitted. Thanks

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