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children following 6months after, should we send in all our visa applications to the manila embassy together?

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I'll admit I am biased towards children coming at the same time as the parent, so sorry if it sounded like I was criticizing those who choose follow to join. whether choosing same time or follow to join the important thing is, in the end, to be together as a family. :thumbs:

As someone that did the follow to join, I did not take your's or anyone's comments to be criticizing those that do the follow to join. I just wanted to present another view from someone that did it. I also hope I did not sound judgemental towards your position either. As I said, there are valid arguments for doing both and the choice is up to the individual. I agree that family togetherness and reunification should be the focus even for those that do follow to join.

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I'll admit I am biased towards children coming at the same time as the parent, so sorry if it sounded like I was criticizing those who choose follow to join. whether choosing same time or follow to join the important thing is, in the end, to be together as a family. :thumbs:

As someone that did the follow to join, I did not take your's or anyone's comments to be criticizing those that do the follow to join. I just wanted to present another view from someone that did it. I also hope I did not sound judgemental towards your position either. As I said, there are valid arguments for doing both and the choice is up to the individual. I agree that family togetherness and reunification should be the focus even for those that do follow to join.

Scott

all is good. :):thumbs:

US Embassy Manila website. bringing your spouse/fiancee to USA

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3204.html

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so, please help me get this correct, if my now wife (then fiance) received her K1 visa in june 2007, then I must either apply for the kids to follow before june 2008 or must I actually have the childrens visas in hand before june 2008?

also, do I also have to pay a fee for each child in addition to seperate applications for each child?

is the fee about 400 dollars per child?

thank you for any advice/tips

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so, please help me get this correct, if my now wife (then fiance) received her K1 visa in june 2007, then I must either apply for the kids to follow before june 2008 or must I actually have the childrens visas in hand before june 2008?

also, do I also have to pay a fee for each child in addition to seperate applications for each child?

is the fee about 400 dollars per child?

thank you for any advice/tips

for a K-2, the visas would need to be issued by June 2008. allow enough time to set up interview. each child would require a separate visa application. I believe the application fee is $131 each.

US Embassy Manila website. bringing your spouse/fiancee to USA

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3204.html

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