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Hello,

I am planning to travel the Philippines to take up nursing degree. Since I have a bachelor's degree from my native land and it will only take me about 2 year to finish the course. I've been in the State for 5 years now and a green card holder. What are the papers I need to re-enter the country? I'll be back with in 2 years time or more it depends how long I will finish the nursing course. Do I need to process my papers here in US Immigration and in the Philippines as well?

I am also taking my children with me they are both US Citizen. What are the travel document they needed aside from their passport? My husband is an American but he is not coming with us. Do I need a letter of consent from my husband to take our children with me to the Philippines? I don't want to be in trouble and charge for kidnapping. (God forbid...)I just wanted everything to be safe and smooth sealing. Do we need to go the Consulate to present my children. As what I have known they are only allowed to stay for 90 days. I need to know the answer as soon as possible. We are planning to leave by March. We only have a couple of month to process everything. We need to be there early coz I also need to process my school papers. I am planning to attend summer classes.

Please help me!!!!!

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I think the answer to your question lies in whether you have your husbands consent for the kids to travel abroad. If you do, no problem. If not, problem. Then it's a custody issue, not an immigration issue. As far as how long they can stay in the philippines, that depends on Philippine immigratation law. If they have joint citizenship, and I'm not even sure the Philippines allows joint citizenship, then they can stay as long as they want. Check into that, they may have philippine citizenship automatically.

David and Pu's Timeline

10/20/2006 Submitted I129F to TSC

10/23/2006 Transferred to CSC

10/26/2006 NOA1 sent snail mail

11/13/2006 Received NOA1 - (Late due to my changing residences on 11/1. FYI, move before you file!)

11/13/2006 Called Customer Service to change address

11/29/2006 Touched!

12/02/2006 Received verification of Change of Address - snail mail

01/10/2007 Bought ticket to visit Pu on Valentines Day!

01/17/2007 NOA2!! via email

01/29/2007 NVC Left - Headed for Bangkok!

02/07/2007 Packet 3 mailed from US Embassy!

02/10/2007 Packet 3 received

02/20/2007 Packet 3 mailed (EMS Next Day)

02/21/2007 Packet 3 Received at Embassy (no signature)

03/06/2007 Received response from Embassy - Packet 4 mailed 02/28/07. Interview scheduled 5/16/2007!

05/16/2007 Interview. Embassy requests passport amended. Luckily the turnaround time is two days in Bangkok.

05/21/2007 Pu returns to Embassy with new passport, visa granted. Visa issued the following day.

05/26/2007 Pu arrives in USA!

05/30/2007 Married!

06/26/2007 Overnighted AOS petition to Chicago Lockbox

06/27/2007 AOS petition delivered to Chicago lockbox, signed for by V Bustamante

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I don't have a problem with my husband but I just wanted to be safe. Since he is the one to offer me to take the course in the Philippines. We are doing this for our children's future.

I think the answer to your question lies in whether you have your husbands consent for the kids to travel abroad. If you do, no problem. If not, problem. Then it's a custody issue, not an immigration issue. As far as how long they can stay in the philippines, that depends on Philippine immigratation law. If they have joint citizenship, and I'm not even sure the Philippines allows joint citizenship, then they can stay as long as they want. Check into that, they may have philippine citizenship automatically.
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I don't have a problem with my husband but I just wanted to be safe. Since he is the one to offer me to take the course in the Philippines. We are doing this for our children's future.

I think the answer to your question lies in whether you have your husbands consent for the kids to travel abroad. If you do, no problem. If not, problem. Then it's a custody issue, not an immigration issue. As far as how long they can stay in the philippines, that depends on Philippine immigratation law. If they have joint citizenship, and I'm not even sure the Philippines allows joint citizenship, then they can stay as long as they want. Check into that, they may have philippine citizenship automatically.

Here is the visa info from the Philippines.

http://www.gov.ph/faqs/visa.asp

Curious though as to why you wouldn't stay in U.S. for school with so many hospitals willing to pay off education debts of RN's in return for a 2-3 year contract.

First trip 01-17-07

Married 02-05-07

What Service Center was filed at? Nebraska transferred to California

Provide dates for the following:

I-130 sent (Mailed)..........................3-12-07

1st NOA (Receipt Notice) .................3-29-07

2nd NOA (Approval Notice) e-mail.....6-15-07

Bill for I-864 processing fee rcd and sent..7-24-07

I-864 Packet Received......................8-18-07

I-864 Mailed to NV............................8-20-07

Bill for DS-230 received....................8-29-07

Payment for DS-230 sent..................8-30-07

DS-230 Packet received..................10-25-07

DS-230 Packet sent to NVC..............10-29-07

Case Completed..............................11-16-07

Case Forwarded to Embassy.............11-30-07

Packet recieved from NVC................12-07-07

Medical complete...............................1-04-08

Leave for Manila................................1-19-08

Interview and approval......................1-22-08

Visa in Hand .....................................1-24-08

Arrived in USA...................................3-19-08

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I just wanted to study in the Philippines. It is cheaper over there compared here. We don't want to have too much debt in school. It will only cost us almost $ 400 per semester. But I will back here in the State to work as soon I got my RN...

I don't have a problem with my husband but I just wanted to be safe. Since he is the one to offer me to take the course in the Philippines. We are doing this for our children's future.

I think the answer to your question lies in whether you have your husbands consent for the kids to travel abroad. If you do, no problem. If not, problem. Then it's a custody issue, not an immigration issue. As far as how long they can stay in the philippines, that depends on Philippine immigratation law. If they have joint citizenship, and I'm not even sure the Philippines allows joint citizenship, then they can stay as long as they want. Check into that, they may have philippine citizenship automatically.

Here is the visa info from the Philippines.

http://www.gov.ph/faqs/visa.asp

Curious though as to why you wouldn't stay in U.S. for school with so many hospitals willing to pay off education debts of RN's in return for a 2-3 year contract.

 
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