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No, you are not doomed, but you are being scammed by the lawyer. When dealing with a Philippine lawyer, nothing should be mentioned that an American is involved or the lawyer's fee and other price tags shoot up a hundred folds.

If the divorce or dissolution of marriage was initiated by your fiancee's ex-husband, I suggest for your fiancée to immediately file a petition for the Judicial Recognition of Divorce Decree or Dissolution of Marriage with the court. It should only take 3-4 months and cost less than $1,000. Remember, your fiancée must not mention that she has an American fiancé.

In the meantime, if I were in your fiancee's shoes and my interview is scheduled, I would go ahead with my interview and appear with my CENOMAR (or in this case, CEMAR) and the decree for the dissolution of the first marriage. There is a possibility that the US Embassy will honor the dissolution and not ask for a Judicial Recognition anymore. Worst thing that can happen is for your fiancée to be put in AR while the embassy waits for the recognition.

. Remember, your fiancée must not mention that she has an American fiancé.

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sparky952
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Ok my 129F petition was abroved 1 Aug 2010. My fiance was married before but got divorce in 1991. Her Cenomar says she still married. we have be contacted an attorney and was told take about a year to

griffin
griffin

Greetings! I'm hoping that her marriage was annulled in the Philippines because its not too hard to endorsed those papers as long as the marriage was really annuled however if not then she has to see

Pinay Wife
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No, you are not doomed, but you are being scammed by the lawyer. When dealing with a Philippine lawyer, nothing should be mentioned that an American is involved or the lawyer's fee and other price ta

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the CFO's requirement for you to get a sticker is your visa on your passport, not a cenomar http://www.cfo.gov.ph/

The website doesn't list a Cenomar specifically, it just says something "other documents as required by the counselor" but how many K-1s have you seen here that listed Cenomar as one of the documents required by CFO? Most if not all of them...

Do you really want to take the chance on being that one in however-many who doesn't get asked for it for whatever reason?


Must have info for bringing your Philippine wife/fiancee's child to the US



A Good Example of why to NEVER use a Fixer in the Philippines

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