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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Does anyone know if also the birth certificate of the petitioner must be presented at the K1 interview? I was just reading the packet 3 letter taken from US consulate's website in Naples (It's only a sample) they say that also the birth certificate of the petitioner is required..I find it odd cause It's the first time I hear about this. Any input or experience regarding this? Thanks a lot!

in our case coz our fiance was born here in the philippines and he is not a natural born american citizen,, i have a filipino friend,& same case as mine who had her interview done already and she was asked for a birth certificate together with the naturalization certificate of her fiance...and good thing she was able to bring one....and she told me not all the consul will ask for that, it depends....i think its a case to case basis....

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I did not see you mention an NBI under the previous married name. Be sure to have that as well.

This is what is holding ours up now.

Met My Soul Mate Rina in Korea on November 30, 2008.

1st TRIP to PI on June 14, 2009.

Spent a week at Bluewater Resort in Cebu - Ecellent time- Highly Recommended

2nd TRIP to PI on Oct 2009.

Started first attempt at annulment - scammed by bad Attorney Carillo (my opinion)

Spent time at Flushing Meadows - Not as advertized in Bahol

Spent time at Waterfront down town Cebu - To Expensive and To upper class for this country boy but we had fun.

3rd TRIP to PI to see my Baby Ko again in Dec 2009.

Spent time in Manila and then Iligan.

Jan 2010 - Discovered annulment papers were fraudelent.

Hired another attorney from Davo- thanks to this site. Dimples Dulay - Great, awesome, Highly Recommended

4th TRIP to PI In April 2010

Filed more papers for annulement - Progressing well

Have the next Trip planned for August 2010 - Fingers crossed

Annulment Complete - May 2010

K1 Process Changed - June 2010 - trying to find out what changed.

5th TRIP to PI in August 2010.

Filed packet with USCIS - August 2010.

NOA1 Received Sept 12, 2010

Touched - Oct 3, 2010

6th TRIP to PI again December 2010.

7th TRIP to PI again May 2011

RFE - April 1, 2011 - Proof of divorce from X wife

RFE Response mailed - April 4, 2011

RFE Acknowledged by USCIS - April 25, 2011 - RFE review status

NOA 2 - April 26, 2011

NVC - April 26 In, April 29 Fwd Manila.

8th Trip to PI to see my Mahal Ko - May 12

Physical - June 7

Interview - June 15 - Good Interview - on hold awaiting documentation - NBI married name.

July 26 - Visa Approved

- August 7 possible plane ticket

- August 13 Wedding Dallas Texas

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