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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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She's got globe telecom. Their site says it would work in the US. She says it will probably depending on the SIM card. I want her to call me when she lands at LAX before she hits immigration and obviously after so we can find one another. She's leaving next friday so I don't think I have time to send another phone.

Also have people picked up people at LAX tom bradley before? I've only passed through on my way to other terminals and never really paid attention to where a pick up place would be. Will it be easy to find one another? Is the waiting area to pickup people easy to find? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
Timeline
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She's got globe telecom. Their site says it would work in the US. She says it will probably depending on the SIM card. I want her to call me when she lands at LAX before she hits immigration and obviously after so we can find one another. She's leaving next friday so I don't think I have time to send another phone.

Also have people picked up people at LAX tom bradley before? I've only passed through on my way to other terminals and never really paid attention to where a pick up place would be. Will it be easy to find one another? Is the waiting area to pickup people easy to find? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.

GD, LAX is pretty much chaotic especially now that they're renovating the arrival/receiving area... depends on what airline and time of Diana's arrival... by the way, has she receive her visa? well, if you don't mind giving me the info i could probably help...

mark & ann

K1 Timeline Visa

APRIL 8, 2009 - The Journey Begins....

1 DAY - USCIS Received Application

99 DAYS - I-129F Application Approved

114 DAYS - NVC Received Package

118 DAYS - Package left NVC

125 DAYS - USEM received package

138 DAYS - Medical Exam from April 8, 2009

147 DAYS - Interview Passed

174 DAYS - POE

AOS Timeline

JANUARY 8, 2010 - AOS Application Sent

11 DAYS – NOA Hardcopy Received (AOS, EAD, AP)

15 DAYS – Biometrics Appointment Letter Received

31 DAYS – Biometrics Appointment @ 12:00 pm

52 DAYS – EAD Approved

59 DAYS – Employment Authorization Card & Advance Parole (Travel Docs) Received

67 DAYS – Adjustment of Status Approved

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
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Yeah got the Visa sat. Diana is doing CFO this week and flying here on Friday on PAL. It's a straight flight MNL to LAX.

I came through LAX in June of last year and Feb of this year and it wasn't too bad in my opinion. I connected on both though and move pretty quick so I didn't pay attention to much. I'll be there to pick her up. Is there a waiting area inside I can tell her to meet up with me? I just want to tell her where we can meet if her phone doesn't work. That's my main worry.

Thanks.

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Right outside Tom Bradley is a good place..phones are fairly abundant thru-out LAX if her cell doesn't work..might be easier for her to call after she is out of customs/immigration area so she can take a deep breath and say..whew now i can relax some..best wishes and best luck

once you find her..never let her go

6 trips to phili from 10-05 to 11-08

married CDO 11-18-08

I-130 sent 12-30-08

noa1 reciept 1-08-09

I-130 approved 6-14-09 Cal serv center NVC recieved 6-28-09

3032 choice sent 7-1-09

AOS fee bill generated 7-1-09

IV bill generated 7-7-09

IV bill credited 7-14-09

AOS bill credited 7-24-09

ds 230 sent to NVC 7-28-09

AOS 864 sent to NVC 7-28-09

ds 230 & 864 recieved 8-5-09 priority/cert. mail

case completed 8-13-09

St. Lukes 10-6, 10-7 - 09' she passed :)

Interview date US embassy Manila 10-23-09..visa refused "additional NBI "aka" needed"

additional NBI aka submitted 10-26-09

VISA arrived via AIR21 to CDO 11-03-09

Wife arrives USofA 11-17-09 Our journey a to z 4.6 years

Wife's SSN card arrives 11-28-09

Wife's Green card arrives 12-05-09...faster than expected

removal of conditions

I-751 app file date 8-18-11 CSC

NOA receipt 8-20-11

I-797c biometrics 9-28-11

Filed: Timeline
Posted
She's got globe telecom. Their site says it would work in the US. She says it will probably depending on the SIM card. I want her to call me when she lands at LAX before she hits immigration and obviously after so we can find one another. She's leaving next friday so I don't think I have time to send another phone.

Also have people picked up people at LAX tom bradley before? I've only passed through on my way to other terminals and never really paid attention to where a pick up place would be. Will it be easy to find one another? Is the waiting area to pickup people easy to find? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.

Just want to comment on the phone. I used globe telecom too when I flew here, It didn't work when I tried to use it the moment I got off from the plane, I can receive messages but I can't send a message, receive call ,or call. It was the day after I was able to use my phone.

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted
Will it be easy to find one another? Is the waiting area to pickup people easy to find?

GD, my suggestion would be to go to Tom Bradley PAL terminal (i believe that it is Terminal 4 - not quiet sure) and tell Diana that you'll wait for her by/next to the INFORMATION booth at the arrival/ receiving area, that way if there is a need for you to page her overhead then it is easy for you coz your already there. Again, not sure if they're still renovating but I wish you and Diana the best of luck!

mark & ann

K1 Timeline Visa

APRIL 8, 2009 - The Journey Begins....

1 DAY - USCIS Received Application

99 DAYS - I-129F Application Approved

114 DAYS - NVC Received Package

118 DAYS - Package left NVC

125 DAYS - USEM received package

138 DAYS - Medical Exam from April 8, 2009

147 DAYS - Interview Passed

174 DAYS - POE

AOS Timeline

JANUARY 8, 2010 - AOS Application Sent

11 DAYS – NOA Hardcopy Received (AOS, EAD, AP)

15 DAYS – Biometrics Appointment Letter Received

31 DAYS – Biometrics Appointment @ 12:00 pm

52 DAYS – EAD Approved

59 DAYS – Employment Authorization Card & Advance Parole (Travel Docs) Received

67 DAYS – Adjustment of Status Approved

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hey when i picked up my wife at houston her phone did not work either but i knew the gate number of the flight and i told her i will be outside the exit and it worked perfect, she walked outside the exit door and i was right there on the gate E20. u will find her easy just dont stress out too much. give her ur phone number and if her phone does not work then she can use the courtousy phone or the public phone, goodluck and have a safe flight. abby n sheryl

Our time line for CR1 visa took only 5 months and 1 week or 156 days; from the filing the I-130 on the 03-12-2009 to Approval of NOA2 on the 05/13/2009, then Interview on the 08/18/2009 at Manila, Philippines. We had a daughter on the 11-12-2010 named AISHA JOY means HAPPY LIFE.a1_opt-1.jpga2_opt-1.jpga3_opt-1.jpg

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need to activate International roaming... and make sure she has quite bit of load...maybe 500PH or more...

http://site.globe.com.ph/web/guest/interna...xo1252346650664

Traveling Abroad?

With Globe’s Worldwidest Services you are guaranteed to enjoy affordable roaming rates and clear connections wherever you are in the world!

So for your added convenience while traveling, choose Globe as your roaming partner now.

Here's how:

Step 1: ACTIVATE your roaming while still in the Philippines

* Postpaid subscribers can call 211 (toll-free) via mobile.

* Prepaid clients can text GROAM ON <startdate mm/dd/yyyy> and send to 2884. Free of Charge.

Example: GROAM ON 06/01/2008

Step 2: For HELP while roaming, you can call our 24/7 Customer Service Hotline

* Postpaid subscribers can call +632.7301212 from your mobile (toll-free)

* Prepaid clients can call *131*6327301212# from your mobile (toll-free)

How to MAKE CALLS while roaming:

*

Postpaid subscribers

Simply dial “+” + country code + area code (or operator code) + phone number.

Example: +6327301000 if landline or +639178000000 if mobile and press SEND.

*

Prepaid clients

Dial *131* + country code + area code (or operator code) + phone number + # sign.

e.g. *131*6327301000# if landline or *131*639178000000# if mobile and press SEND.

How to SEND MESSAGES while roaming:

Use the International Number format when sending a message to someone: "+" + country code + mobile access number + mobile number.

Example: +639xxxxxxxxxx, and press SEND.

Tips while Roaming:

* Bring the phone manual with you while roaming.

* Make sure that your phone’s charger can operate at the power voltage in the countries you are visiting.

* The Message Center Number to be used while roaming should be +639170000130.

* Make sure that your GPRS settings are correct to enjoy seamless data browsing in foreign countries where GPRS Roaming is available. You may call Globe Customer Service for more information.

* Most phones are set to Automatic Network Selection, which means that it will automatically pick up the network of your visited country. If you are unable to get a signal immediately, turn off your phone and on again so that it can refresh and pick up the signal of the available network.

* Ensure you press the “END” button on your mobile phone after every outgoing call conversation and after every incoming call conversation to avoid long duration charges.

* Please always activate your “KEYPAD LOCKED” when unit is not in use to avoid involuntary calls.

* Always check your dialing format before calling. For ease of calling back to the Philippines, you may wish to store “+63” for the Philippine Country code followed by your friends and family’s phone numbers. For Prepaid subscribers, please click here for the dialing procedures.

* As a member of the Bridge Mobile Alliance, you are entitled to special data rates when you roam within the member operators. For more info, check out www.bridgemobile.com.

* For more information on rates and available roaming partners in foreign countries, please contact Globe Telecom Customer Service.

QUICK and EASY Guide for Prepaid Roaming

To use commands: text (keyword) and send to 2884.

Command

Keyword

To activate (Free of Charge)

GROAM ON <startdate mm/dd/yyyy>

Ex. GROAM ON 06/01/2008

To extend*

GROAM EXTEND <# of days>

Ex.: GROAM EXTEND 180

To request status*

GROAM STATUS

To know if the country offers Prepaid International Roaming*

GLIST <name of country>

Ex.: GLIST CANADA

To get more information*

GROAM HELP

To de-activate (Free of charge if sent while in the Philippines and P25 if sent outside the Philippines)

GROAM OFF

* These services have the following rates: P2.50 if sent while in the Philippines, P25 + P2.50 if sent outside the Philippines.

* A minimum balance of P80 is required to make and receive a call while roaming. A minimum balance of P25 is required to send a text message.

* As soon as you arrive in the Philippines, please be reminded to text GROAM OFF and send to 2884 so that the minimum balance as stated above for calling and texting will not apply.

For FREE ACTIVATION, text GROAM ON <startdate mm/dd/yyyy> and send to 2884

* Prepaid Roaming Rates and Zones

* Postpaid International Roaming FAQs

Mobile Phones you can use while roaming:

* Different countries use different GSM frequencies. While most countries operate on the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz, there are countries that operate on the 1900 MHz frequency and require the use of a tri-band or 3G phone model. Please call our Customer Service Hotline +6327301000 via landline or 211 via mobile for more information.

* For Postpaid subscribers who do not have compatible handsets, there are available phones that can be rented at any Globe Business Center for a minimal fee to be charged to your monthly bill.

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted (edited)
She's got globe telecom. Their site says it would work in the US. She says it will probably depending on the SIM card. I want her to call me when she lands at LAX before she hits immigration and obviously after so we can find one another. She's leaving next friday so I don't think I have time to send another phone.

Also have people picked up people at LAX tom bradley before? I've only passed through on my way to other terminals and never really paid attention to where a pick up place would be. Will it be easy to find one another? Is the waiting area to pickup people easy to find? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.

It will be very easy to spot here when she arrives, at the Tom Bradley Term in the arrival area there is only one passage way like a ramp that all arrivals must come through. You can stand at a railing where you can spot her as she heads for the exit. Dont Worry you will see her if you are in the arrival Terminal. It wouldn't hurt to make sure she has money for a pay phone but Im certain you will find each other

Edited by Richard90027

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