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I have a questions to those who experienced petitioning their parents in the Philippines.

1. Do I really need to submit the POLICE CLEARANCE? I already submitted NBI.

2. Is it okay if I sign (Signature of Applicant) for my mom's DS 320... I am the benificiary...

Please tell me your experienced about DS 320..I am just so confused..

Thanks..

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I have a questions to those who experienced petitioning their parents in the Philippines.

1. Do I really need to submit the POLICE CLEARANCE? I already submitted NBI.

2. Is it okay if I sign (Signature of Applicant) for my mom's DS 320... I am the benificiary...

Please tell me your experienced about DS 320..I am just so confused..

Thanks..

Your questions are not easily understood, but I'll give it a try.

1. This is the K-1 forum. You'll most likely be filing for an IR-1 for you parents.

2. If you're petitioning for your parents, then you are not the beneficiary, they are. You are the petitioner.

3. NO. You cannot sign for your mom. Your mom should sign her own visa application. (I do believe you mean the DS-230)

4. NBI is the police clearance that they need. if either was living overseas for more then 6 months, then they'll need police clearances from the overseas locations also.

George

11/15/10: I-130 package FEDEX'd to Chicago Lockbox

11/15/10: NSO Marriage and Birth Certificates available for pick-up at NSO

11/17/10: Receipt Date of I-130 petition at Chicago Lockbox

11/19/10: NSO Marriage Cert and Birth Cert (4x each) received by Gina in Philippines

11/19/10: CRBA package couriered to US Embassy in Manila

11/22/10: CRBA package/application including NSO BC & MC received by embassy

11/22/10: NOA1 Date

11/24/10: Electronic notification of receipt received from Chicago Lockbox

11/24/10: Embassy scheduled CRBA appointment for 12/21/2010

11/26/20: Check cashed

11/27/10: NOA1 Hardcopy received via USPS

12/21/10: Interview/Personal appearance at Manila Embassy for CRBA **approved**

01/03/11: CRBA and US Passport for daughter received by Gina via FEDEX

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Your questions are not easily understood, but I'll give it a try.

1. This is the K-1 forum. You'll most likely be filing for an IR-1 for you parents.

2. If you're petitioning for your parents, then you are not the beneficiary, they are. You are the petitioner.

3. NO. You cannot sign for your mom. Your mom should sign her own visa application. (I do believe you mean the DS-230)

4. NBI is the police clearance that they need. if either was living overseas for more then 6 months, then they'll need police clearances from the overseas locations also.

George

Opps, yah I am the petitioner..thanks..I was so confused about NBI and POLICE CLEARANCE.

 
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