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What is the shorest timespan between start of relationship and marriage

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How short of a romance? My wife and I weren't even dating a year online before getting married on our first meeting in person and have went through uscis/nvc fairly quick interview will be april 8th!

USCIS

09/15/2010 - I130 Submitted

09/17/2010 - I130 Delivered (USPS Delivery Confirmation)

09/21/2010 - I130 USCIS Received I130 Email & Text

09/24/2010 - Form I-797C Received NOA1 Letter

12/20/2010 - Form I-797C Recieved NOA2 Petition Has Been Approved! (87 Days Since NOA1)

NVC

12/28/2010 - Case number and IIN generated

12/29/2010 - DS-261 Submitted (Online Choice of Agent) Submitted

12/30/2010 - AOS fee paid

01/07/2011 - IV fee paid

01/14/2011 - DS-260 Completed (Online IV Application)

01/24/2011 - AOS Package Received (Stupid snow storm delayed it)

01/27/2011 - Civil Documents for DS-260 received

02/01/2011 - Re Submitted DS-260 (Wrong number entered as Beneficiary ID)

02/10/2011 - AVR Says RFE for civil documents (False RFE, just had to wait for wife's package to be reviewed)

02/14/2011 - Sign In FAIL!

02/15/2011 - Case Complete!!!!

03/01/2011 - Interview Date Assigned (well 1:18am on March 2 best wake up ever!)

US CONSULATE - MONTREAL

03/23/2011 - Medical - Complete PASSED!

04/08/2011 - Interview

00/00/2011 - Visa Received

00/00/2011 - POE

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Anna & I met online Oct 8/9th, 2008.

I arrived int he Philippines for the first time ever Jan 16th,2009.

We Married Jan 30th, 2009.

She landed in Chicago Nov 25th,2009.

Embassy interview as just a few questions, nothing really.


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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extremerecluse   32

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Anna & I met online Oct 8/9th, 2008.

I arrived int he Philippines for the first time ever Jan 16th,2009.

We Married Jan 30th, 2009.

She landed in Chicago Nov 25th,2009.

Embassy interview as just a few questions, nothing really.

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My fiance has secured a sworn affidavit from the father of her first child. They never married. He is on the birth certificate as the father. The affidavit states that he is giving my fiance full permission to take his daughter to the US for immigration purposes. She will have this at the interview.

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My fiance has secured a sworn affidavit from the father of her first child. They never married. He is on the birth certificate as the father. The affidavit states that he is giving my fiance full permission to take his daughter to the US for immigration purposes. She will have this at the interview.

She doesn't need it...

Follow the link in my signature, unless they were married the biological has no parental rights unless he pays to sue in court for them. The US Embassy in Manila know this well. Her CENOMAR will be very important to prove there was no marriage to the bio-father and that's all that will be needed.

Our little guy had his bio-father's signature on the birth certificate and even carries his family name, it didn't matter when it came to getting his Visa to move here. For the adoption this summer will need a letter from a Philippine attorney stating why there is no birth father who has any rights in this matter and a copy of any applicable law including translation.


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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