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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
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My fiancee and I have a question to raise here. It's a puzzle to us if I could retain my citizenship as a Filipino if I become a US citizen? can I have a dual citizenship? we are thinking of going back to my country to retire so our retirement benefits will go a long way :) I know it's too early to ask about this question but we would like to know in advance :) and would it be okay for him to stay in my country with out giving up his citizenship? I appreciate your future response :)

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The Philippines has a repatriation program so yes, you can keep both citizenships :) My dad, brother and aunts are all Fil-Am and have both passports :)

Edited by messybrownhair
My Journey:

We met through a study-abroad program in Shanghai, China in August of 2009

We got engaged March of 2010

I received my K1 VISA in 6 months (June-December 2010)

We were married 04/02/2011
I received my conditional 2-year greencard (AOS) in 2.5 months with no interview (April-June 2011)

Our son was born 02/03/2013

I received my masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology 04/17/2013

I received my 10-year greencard (ROC) in 3 months with no interview (March-June 2013)

My husband returned from deployment 06/20/2013

My naturalization journey took 4 months (April-August 2014)

I became a US citizen on 08/01/2014

Received passport in 3 weeks (regular processing)

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My fiancee and I have a question to raise here. It's a puzzle to us if I could retain my citizenship as a Filipino if I become a US citizen? can I have a dual citizenship? we are thinking of going back to my country to retire so our retirement benefits will go a long way :) I know it's too early to ask about this question but we would like to know in advance :) and would it be okay for him to stay in my country with out giving up his citizenship? I appreciate your future response :)

you can go to Philippine Bureau of Immigration and file for dual citizenship. obviously that will be after you become a U.S. citizen.

i'm going through the process as we speak. mind you though, the workers there are lazy or not very smart or both.

NVC

4/14/2011: NVC RECEIVED-NO CASE NUMBER YET

4/19/2011: CASE NUMBER ASSIGNED

4/21/2011: AOS BILL PAID

5/04/2011: IV BILL GENERATED AND PAID

5/11/2011: AOS & IV PACKET SENT

5/13/2011: NVC RECEIVED

5/24/2011: RFE

5/25/2011: RFE SENT

6/02/2011: ADVANCED MEDICAL DAY 1

6/03/2011: ADVANCED MEDICAL DAY 2 PASSED

6/08/2011: SIF

6/09/2011: CC

7/15/2011: 2 YEAR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

8/03/2011: INTERVIEW

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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this is NOT a K-1 fiancee visa process or procedure topic... moving thread to PI regional as the answer needs be PI specific

YMMV

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brought to you by the Philippine consulate from D.C. Dual-Citizenship for Pinoys

for your SO...he may need to consult with the Dept. Of State. because from what i remember, the US does not recognize dual-citizenship for it's citizens...but turns a blind eye on it if the individual decides to get a dual-citizenship from another country...but i stand corrected on that remark.

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I-130 for wife and kids

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02/11/2010: I-130 as an LPR mailed certified

02/25/2010: Recvd letters-I-130s was recvd

06/17/2010: Oathtaking - Became a US Citizen

06/21/2010: Called USCIS to let them know to update my I-130 from an LPR petition to a USC petition.

06/25/2010: Case for both sons Touched

06/28/2010: Petition updated to a USC petition (Oldest son)

06/30/2010: Petition updated to a USC petition (Wife & youngest son)

07/19/2010: G-325A returned. Incomplete.

07/30/2010: Completed G-325A mailed back via certified mail

08/04/2010: Certified mail delivered at Laguna Niguel

08/07/2010: Touched - UCSIC received reply to RFE

08/13/2010: I-130 APPROVED!!! (recvd email update)

NVC JOURNEY

08/20/2010: NVC recvd I-130 and case number assigned

09/01/2010: Recvd AOS fee bill & DS-3032 via email

09/02/2010: Paid AOS fee & DS-3032 sent back via email

09/13/2010: AOS packet mailed via UPS

09/15/2010: AOS signed for by NVC. IV fee for wife & kids ready.

10/07/2010: Per AVR/NVC - Need to correct I864W for kids

10/11/2010: DS-230 packet & corrected I-864W sent to NVC via UPS

10/15/2010: Recvd and signed for by NVC

11/02/2010: NVC online fee payment portal SIF. NVC adviced that final stages of review.

11/03/2010: AVR - APPLICATION COMPLETED!!

11/10/2010: Medical...1st day at St. Luke's

11/12/2010: Pick up results for Medical - PASSED!

11/16/2010: USEM interview scheduled on 12/14/10

12/14/2010: VISAS APPROVED!!!!

12/20/2010: Visas received

02/22/2011: Cali bound

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