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[ManilaIdaho 2]

Lekat! Bheng!!! Kumusta ka na friendship??? huhuhu. Miss you! Sabi ko na nga magpaparamdam ka sa topic ko!!!

I'm good,miss u na nga din! hay kita mo nga naman,1 yr na agad tayo dito hahah...we just had our aos interview and went good,waiting for the approval letter and the gc itself in the mail...how're u?have u given birth yet?do u have facebook..hahahha at nagusap dito

[STEPHnRIA 2]

I'm good,miss u na nga din! hay kita mo nga naman,1 yr na agad tayo dito hahah...we just had our aos interview and went good,waiting for the approval letter and the gc itself in the mail...how're u?have u given birth yet?do u have facebook..hahahha at nagusap dito

I gave birth to a handsome baby boy! Syempre kamukha ko, harhar! I have facebook. Search mo yung email add ko.

[ManilaIdaho 2]

I gave birth to a handsome baby boy! Syempre kamukha ko, harhar! I have facebook. Search mo yung email add ko.

Yay!!! may little brother na si renzo! Double Congratulations :dance: .Ok i'll searh your email addy...miss u my friend!!! Good luck and God bless!!!

[marklovetina 52]

kailangan yung social worker for the custody of my son. kung wala kayo anak, di kailangan ng social worker. may waiting period para sa finality, mag intay ka yata ng at least 30 days after the decision. intayin nila kung mag contest or mag appeal yung ex mo. kung wala naman, saka issue ang finality.

ah ok.. parang 15 days na lang un ngaun.. kc sabi ni atty. after ng decision ko mag-iintay kami ng 15 days kc papasa pa sya sa solicitors gen., ah ok meron nga akong isang anak, boy 7yrs. old... uhmmm i see ok thank u ha.. nabanggit mo about sa social worker i'll ask about it sa atty. ko...

[Adam & May 4]

ah ok.. parang 15 days na lang un ngaun.. kc sabi ni atty. after ng decision ko mag-iintay kami ng 15 days kc papasa pa sya sa solicitors gen., ah ok meron nga akong isang anak, boy 7yrs. old... uhmmm i see ok thank u ha.. nabanggit mo about sa social worker i'll ask about it sa atty. ko...

hmmm, May filed for Recognition of Foreign Divorce in January 2009 (she married a Japanese in the Philippines 2004, divorced in Japan 2006). There have been many cancelled and held court dates through the spring and summer. The last hearing was Sept 2009. Told to wait for judge's ruling. To date, no decision from the judge has been issued. Maybe annulments are different. We have been waiting to file our I-129F until the judgement is received.

We applied for a tourist visa in Dec 2009 (since we seemed stuck by the judge) to see if she could qualify (she owns a business and several pieces of property - we thought enough for financial ties). We knew it was a long shot (and the did tell her no). The CO told her that her Japanese divorce would be recognized by the U.S. and could have gotten married while here. He told her she was an excellent candidate for a K1 visa. She explained we were waiting for the judge's ruling before filing. He asked if we planned to marry in the Philippines, she said no. The CO Interviewer stated that if she were standing before him as a K1 Visa applicant all she needed to do is bring her Philippine Marriage Certificate and her Japanese Divorce Decree. That would be enough.

So, as soon she gets another copy of her Japanese divorce decree (a week or so) we will file our I129F. It is entirely possible by the time our packet gets to the Manila Embassy one of the 3 scenerios will exist...

1. We won't need the Recognition of Foreign Divorce as the CO stated.

2. The judge will have ruled and we will have the Recognition of Foreign Divorce.

3. The next interviewer could state we need the Recognition of Foreign Divorce and be told to wait until we have it.

Oh, sorry. Got so caught up in the sub-topic here that I forgot.

Congratulations

[STEPHnRIA 2]

hmmm, May filed for Recognition of Foreign Divorce in January 2009 (she married a Japanese in the Philippines 2004, divorced in Japan 2006). There have been many cancelled and held court dates through the spring and summer. The last hearing was Sept 2009. Told to wait for judge's ruling. To date, no decision from the judge has been issued. Maybe annulments are different. We have been waiting to file our I-129F until the judgement is received.

We applied for a tourist visa in Dec 2009 (since we seemed stuck by the judge) to see if she could qualify (she owns a business and several pieces of property - we thought enough for financial ties). We knew it was a long shot (and the did tell her no). The CO told her that her Japanese divorce would be recognized by the U.S. and could have gotten married while here. He told her she was an excellent candidate for a K1 visa. She explained we were waiting for the judge's ruling before filing. He asked if we planned to marry in the Philippines, she said no. The CO Interviewer stated that if she were standing before him as a K1 Visa applicant all she needed to do is bring her Philippine Marriage Certificate and her Japanese Divorce Decree. That would be enough.

So, as soon she gets another copy of her Japanese divorce decree (a week or so) we will file our I129F. It is entirely possible by the time our packet gets to the Manila Embassy one of the 3 scenerios will exist...

1. We won't need the Recognition of Foreign Divorce as the CO stated.

2. The judge will have ruled and we will have the Recognition of Foreign Divorce.

3. The next interviewer could state we need the Recognition of Foreign Divorce and be told to wait until we have it.

Oh, sorry. Got so caught up in the sub-topic here that I forgot.

Congratulations

Hey! Thanks for the info. I welcome any opportunity/ information to learn. And I learned a new one today.

and by the way your case is somewhat similar to this other filipina who married in US and filed for divorce. There was no need to get annulment in the Philippines since it was not reported so there was no record. The US Embassy accepted the divorce papers. She is now in the US again on K1 visa filed by new fiancee.