CR1 - AFTER THE INYTERVIEW

[hellINTIM 9]

request to american consule the one will make final interview to you if u can pick up or u can wait ur visa .. tell him /her that u are from mindanao and ur pregnant. they gonna ask u where u staying at that time hotell/house .they will tell u u can pick up now and if u can wait for your visa. and then CO will call u and give u pink slip and consule say "u will pick up now" tell to CO that consule said u can wait ur visa and thats it.. but not all can get theyre visa in that day....... GOOD luck

Edited November 2, 2009 by .MythaG-

[Scott and Mhay 57]

If I recall correctly, you as a Philippine citizen were Petitioner on your last USA divorce, which is not recognized under Philippine law, hence you are still married in the RP.

Now you are hoping the USEM MNL will let you slide through with full disregard for the laws of your country and give you another Fiancee Visa while you are still married under Philippine law.

It is because of people like you, that.......................

Good luck and God Bless

Your Friend,

NM

Hmm if i was reading it right, if the USC files for the divorce in the US, it is recognized in the philippines as a divorce....but if she were to have filed, then it would not have been.

In any case i guess it doesnt matter since she filed for an IR-1/CR-1 visa. Goodluck tomorrow on your interview Shiela!

Edited November 5, 2009 by Scott and Mhay

[Lingladyinred19 13]

request to american consule the one will make final interview to you if u can pick up or u can wait ur visa .. tell him /her that u are from mindanao and ur pregnant. they gonna ask u where u staying at that time hotell/house .they will tell u u can pick up now and if u can wait for your visa. and then CO will call u and give u pink slip and consule say "u will pick up now" tell to CO that consule said u can wait ur visa and thats it.. but not all can get theyre visa in that day....... GOOD luck

thank u so much :-) I hope i can pick up :-)

[Ann Marie and Leo 9]

If I recall correctly, you as a Philippine citizen were Petitioner on your last USA divorce, which is not recognized under Philippine law, hence you are still married in the RP.

Now you are hoping the USEM MNL will let you slide through with full disregard for the laws of your country and give you another Fiancee Visa while you are still married under Philippine law.

It is because of people like you, that.......................

Good luck and God Bless

Your Friend,

NM

Why would the USEM care one way or another if the Philippines government recognizes the divorce? If you are legally divorced in the country you are applying to go, then you should treated like anyone else that applies for a KI visa, that has married, divorced, and wants to remarry again.

It has always seem rather unfair to me, that they will only recognize a divorce if initiated by the foreigner. I know of several foreigners that has use that law, as leverage in deciding by who and how the divorce gets filed.

[NutMagnet 2]

If I recall correctly, you as a Philippine citizen were Petitioner on your last USA divorce, which is not recognized under Philippine law, hence you are still married in the RP.

Now you are hoping the USEM MNL will let you slide through with full disregard for the laws of your country and give you another Fiancee Visa while you are still married under Philippine law.

It is because of people like you, that.......................

Good luck and God Bless

Your Friend,

NM

Why would the USEM care one way or another if the Philippines government recognizes the divorce? If you are legally divorced in the country you are applying to go, then you should treated like anyone else that applies for a KI visa, that has married, divorced, and wants to remarry again.

It has always seem rather unfair to me, that they will only recognize a divorce if initiated by the foreigner. I know of several foreigners that has use that law, as leverage in deciding by who and how the divorce gets filed.

Because according to local law, they do not have the legal capacity to marry. USA is a land of morals, fear of the law, and not one of overt corruption.

If you have the capacity to marry, that would meet one of the eligibility requirements necessary for the visa. if a Filipino initiates divorce in another country the RP government will not recognize it. It must be annulled prior to becoming eligible for benefits under the USA K1 Visa.

Unfair agreed, there are only three countries which have such problems with foreign divorce laws.

When the law is on your side you certainly have the right to exercise your exceptions accordingly.

Unfortunately, for the Philippines its not that way.

The US Embassy is going to use local law as their guidelines in determining eligibility for immigration benefits. Why? because they are in MNL!

Do you think that the Philippine government would allow the US Embassy to bastardize their laws and allow ineligible citizens to leave the country?

If the Philippine government would change their views on divorce, then the US Embassy MNL would follow suit according to local laws.

To be perfectly frank with you. The USA isn't worth sneaking in to anymore. The economy is #######, no jobs, banks are going belly up, public transportation is poor at best, All the unskilled jobs have already been taken, unemployment is at a record high, and we have not yet hit the bottom of our recession. You would be very disappointed in life here.