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Hello,

I'm a Filipina who live in Seoul and about to visit the United States soon under my B2 visa.

I visited the US last year under my B1/B2 visa and it is multiple entry valid for 10 years.

But few months ago, we applied for an immigrant visa at the US embassy in Seoul and the I-130 has been approved.

But my husband got another job offer in Seoul and that is the reason why we have to hold off the immigrant visa process for awhile.

Would that case be a problem entering the US again under my B1/B2 visa?

Any information will be highly appreciated

Thank you

Oops, I just saw that you messaged me! Sorry! First, to answer your questions,

They should get back to your email in a day or two. Go ahead and fill out your DS-230 with your correct name.

Your father-in-law should fill out the I-864 A I believe (i'll check that for you). Does your mother in law work?

You cant make your appointment yet, after you send in packet 3 and they approve it they will send you an email with packet 4 and the go-ahead to make your appointment. :-)

Thank you very much, Mrs. Nelson. Neither of my in-laws are working. They are retired and are drawing on their pension and they file their taxes under one household.

I have another question though. Where did you get your Korean Police record translated?

Thank you again.

Hello Everyone,

We just got our packet 3 a few days ago. But my name was incorrect on the letter that they sent us. I am wondering if I can still send in the DS-230 if the name on the packet 3 was incorrect? We tried calling them but now answer, we emailed them but no words from them yet.

Also, My father-in-law will be my husband's co-sponsor. Which forms should they use (I-864

or I-864a)? Should my mother-in-law also fill one out?

Lastly, when can we make an appointment for my interview? Can I make it now?

Thank y'all for you help!

Thank you guys! It is worth waiting for! I can't wait 'til the whole process is done!

I'll give you an update on the rest of the process and would be happy to answer any questions.

exactly 40 days after we submitted our documents, finally, I-130 approved! Now we are ready for the next step! we are ready to leave Korea!

Me and my wife just sumbitted our DCF paperwork October 21st in Seoul Korea. Im very curious how your process goes as it looks like our filing dates are very close to each other. I am assuming the e-mail will probably come from seoul CIS?

please update here when you do get the e-mail!

I'll give you an update whenever I hear back from them.

Thank you very much! We are still waiting on the I-130 approval. It's been over 2 weeks and still no email from them. Might be too early or something.. some people here got their I-130 approved in just few days. I am a little worried since my husband's job contract here will end in March. Hopefully the visa will be ready by then. Please keep us updated on the rest of the process. Thank you again.

Hello,

My husband and I just submitted our I-130 at the embassy. They told us they would notify us whether or not it will be approved and what steps to take next. We were wondering how long it takes before we can expect that email. Also, what is the next step in the process?

Thank you,

Flora

Hello all. I am a Filipina and I am married to an American. We have been married for a few years and are about to start the paperwork for me to be a US citizen. I would love to be a US citizen, but do not want to lose by Filipino citizenship. Can I have both? Thank you for your help.

If he is teaching here, how long does he have left on his teaching contract? My husband and I are going through the same process here, but our teaching visa doesn't expire until March 5th 2012.

He just signed another contract last month for another year. so it'll be expired next year. Have you filed the I-130 yet? if so, did u make an appointment and go directly to the embassy or did u send it through mail?

Any information will be highly appreciated. Thank you very much!

Thank you all for the informations. Your effort is highly appreciated!

Hello Everyone,

I am a Filipina, married to a US citizen and currently living in Korea. He is teaching here in Korea and we have been here together for over a year. We are planning to move to the US sometime soon and we would like to know if we are qualified to do the DCF. Since we got married in the Philippines (October 2009), should I go back to my country during the visa process or can we just stay in Korea?

Any information would be helpful and greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much!

Thank y'all for the response! Your effort is highly appreciated!

My wife and I are currently living in Seoul, Korea. I am an American citizen teaching English (Not military). My wife is from the Philippines and is here on a spousal visa. We got married in Davao City, Philippines two years ago. Are we eligible for Direct Consular filing here in Korea? What is the criteria for obtaining this?

Hi Everyone,

I am a Filipina, married to an American citizen. We got married in the Philippines in 2009. We are currently living in Korea and are going to visit the US soon. I already got my B-2 visa (valid for 10 years). We are about to visit the US, but have been told that I might be denied entry in the US since B-2 visas are not usually issued to spouses of American citizens. We were told to file the I-130. We would do so if we had plans to eventually move to the US, but right now, we do not. What are my chances of getting through Homeland Security? Also, can we file for a K-3 visa while we are living in Korea? My husband is not military.