Manila Embassy Interview

[sillygirl 0]

Do you guys know of any case where the girl failed to present a police clearance from another country that she's stayed in for more than six months?

If so, was she still approved, or was denied, or was put on AR?

I am quite bothered by this. Apparently, i can't be issued a Dubai Police clearance because my UAE residence visa is not yet cancelled till now.

[john_and_marlene 162]

Do you guys know of any case where the girl failed to present a police clearance from another country that she's stayed in for more than six months?

If so, was she still approved, or was denied, or was put on AR?

I am quite bothered by this. Apparently, i can't be issued a Dubai Police clearance because my UAE residence visa is not yet cancelled till now.

I found a Department of State supplemental information sheet that says you won't need the police clearance from U.A.E. as they are only available to those residing there and apply in person.

http://permanent.access.gpo.gov/lps1701/lp.../ca/dsl1083.pdf

How is it that you left Dubai without cancelling your residence visa?

[sillygirl 0]

I found a Department of State supplemental information sheet that says you won't need the police clearance from U.A.E. as they are only available to those residing there and apply in person.

http://permanent.access.gpo.gov/lps1701/lp.../ca/dsl1083.pdf

How is it that you left Dubai without cancelling your residence visa?

thanks for that marlene! you are a heaven sent!

I am allowed to go home every year, with a free ticket. But as i had some personal emergency and couldn't wait for my annual leave, i bought my own ticket and went home. Sounds stupid now, but at that time, my fiance and i thought it was best for me to go home.

thank you so much for that post! i have almost lost hope and was really depressed these past few days. my fiance was constantly calling just to cheer me up.

[YnaYeBa0808 0]

hi guys! i just wanted to share, i called the NVC and my papers left for manila as of yesterday august 2! weeee!!! im so happy!

on that note, i remember seeing a list before where they put the case numbers' interview dates on a PDF. im trying to sort thru the pages, i found the link but somehow it doesnt work anymore. is there a way where i can do this manually? i hope you guys can help.

gosh i want our interview to be in october... since i figured september is already full ... please pray for us guys and thank you, thank you so much for your support and willingness to help people like us.

[john_and_marlene 162]

hi guys! i just wanted to share, i called the NVC and my papers left for manila as of yesterday august 2! weeee!!! im so happy!

on that note, i remember seeing a list before where they put the case numbers' interview dates on a PDF. im trying to sort thru the pages, i found the link but somehow it doesnt work anymore. is there a way where i can do this manually? i hope you guys can help.

gosh i want our interview to be in october... since i figured september is already full ... please pray for us guys and thank you, thank you so much for your support and willingness to help people like us.

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwfvisa.pdf

[YnaYeBa0808 0]

thanks john and marlene! im trying to get to the link. weee

[john_and_marlene 162]

thanks john and marlene! im trying to get to the link. weee

I tried it before I posted it and it was working

[YnaYeBa0808 0]

my system crashed when i tried to access it....

would you know if there was i way i could get to it step by step? like on the us consulate's website?

if not maybe ill try the link again later...

[JoelAndAnalyn 0]

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwfvisa.pdf

Problem is, they still have not updated it for anything past august. they may be replacing that list with the case number lookup but that doesn't work either according to some other people and I verified myself it's not working.

[brittaniquec_Chic 0]

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwfvisa.pdf

Problem is, they still have not updated it for anything past august. they may be replacing that list with the case number lookup but that doesn't work either according to some other people and I verified myself it's not working.

I think the best thing that Yna can do right now is to call the customer service hotline, that's where you can get the most real-time info from your case.

[George and Jenny 0]

I guess so I will add mine here. Please add me NOA 2 OCT 3 2005 RCVD MNL EMBASSY OCT 14 2005 INTERVIEW????? CASE NUMBER 2005784XXX I LIVE IN JOLIET, IL WIFE LIVES IN LAPU LAPU CITY, CEBU

What took so long to get this interview in Manila? Sounds like you waited a year or more?

[YnaYeBa0808 0]

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwfvisa.pdf

Problem is, they still have not updated it for anything past august. they may be replacing that list with the case number lookup but that doesn't work either according to some other people and I verified myself it's not working.

I think the best thing that Yna can do right now is to call the customer service hotline, that's where you can get the most real-time info from your case.

thanks brit! i am planning to call... would anyone happen to know the number that i can call? what i have right now c/o ULING is 632 582 6300 x5184 or 5185. is this right? i figured if id call on sunday then i should be able to talk to someone in Manila to help me out.

[YnaYeBa0808 0]

heheeh i dug thru the pages and found the number for DOS and st lukes... weee

[Danoco 0]

anyone know or have stories about bring family over on F visa's ???

[Pinay Wife 47]

It takes a long, long time to bring family over to the USA on F visa. For brothers and sisters, it will take a 22 year wait based on current priority dates.

Family

Preference.....Priority Date

1st..............01OCT91

2A...............08SEP99

2B...............01DEC92

3rd..............01DEC85

4th..............15JAN84

First Preference or F1: Adult but unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens and qualified derivative family members.

Second Preference or F2: Spouses and minor children (below 21) of lawful permanent residents (LPR) apply for F2A visas while the adult, unmarried sons/daughters of LPRs apply for F2B visas

Third Preference or F3: Married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens, and their qualified derivatives family members.

Fourth Preference or F4: Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens, and their qualified derivative family members. Note: Only U.S. citizens at least 21 years of age can file petitions.