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Hello,

I'm going to be visiting the Philippines in December and will be applying for the 59-day visa prior to departing, and I will be applying for it by mail. I was just wondering if I needed to put a special ATTN: on the packet for the Embassy in Washington DC. Their website didn't list anything, but I just want to be sure.

Thanks.

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Hello,

I'm going to be visiting the Philippines in December and will be applying for the 59-day visa prior to departing, and I will be applying for it by mail. I was just wondering if I needed to put a special ATTN: on the packet for the Embassy in Washington DC. Their website didn't list anything, but I just want to be sure.

Thanks.

not sure but, you may have to get that in country...

I did.

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not sure but, you may have to get that in country...

I did.

Just an update, I sent it to the Embassy's address and put ATTN: Visa Processing. My application got where it needed to just fine and I got my passport back yesterday with an approved 59-day visa.

Now just to wait until the day my flight leaves.

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Just an update, I sent it to the Embassy's address and put ATTN: Visa Processing. My application got where it needed to just fine and I got my passport back yesterday with an approved 59-day visa.

Now just to wait until the day my flight leaves.

Thanks for the update. You got your visa fairly quickly.

Have a great trip! :star:

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StVF101   0

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Thanks for the update. You got your visa fairly quickly.

Have a great trip! :star:

You're welcome. I mailed the packet off Express on 1 NOV and it arrived and was signed for on 2 NOV, I called them last Wednesday to check on it and the lady said that they had already received it and would be mailing my passport later that week.

I can't wait to see her again!

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You're welcome. I mailed the packet off Express on 1 NOV and it arrived and was signed for on 2 NOV, I called them last Wednesday to check on it and the lady said that they had already received it and would be mailing my passport later that week.

I can't wait to see her again!

I have to ask...girlfriend?...fiancée?...wife? Whichever it is, you will have up to 59 days to enjoy. :star:

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I have to ask...girlfriend?...fiancée?...wife? Whichever it is, you will have up to 59 days to enjoy. :star:

Girlfriend, and planning to get married after she graduates from university. I'll be there for 31 days, which covers my birthday, Christmas, her birthday and New Years.

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Girlfriend, and planning to get married after she graduates from university. I'll be there for 31 days, which covers my birthday, Christmas, her birthday and New Years.

:wow: ...31 days...both of your birthdays...;and Christmas and New Years to boot! A visit doesn't get much better than that. Good times! :thumbs:

What degree is she earning?

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She's going to be a Nurse.

That's a good degree to have...she will be very employable here in the states. :thumbs:

Chinook is an RN too. She got her nursing degree in the Philippines and now she's working as an RN here in Seattle. She likes it a lot.

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