Parental Advice Form

[Hank_ 9,174]

Question. Why going back to the Philippines for the visa process? Why not do it from Thailand?

[Emanuel+Lorraine 7]

She can have the form notarized at the Philippine Consulate in Bangkok.

OK, Thanks!

[Emanuel+Lorraine 7]

Question. Why going back to the Philippines for the visa process? Why not do it from Thailand?

She'd like the chance to say goodbye to some of her friends and extended family, before coming to the US. She'll also be able get her official transcripts from her RN and graduate program while she's in PH.

This may not be an issue at all, since she is 25 she may not need the parental advice. The wording of this rule states "between" 21-25 rather than "from" 21-25. And we know that 21 requires consent rather than advice, so "between" can be taken literally.

Edited May 10, 2013 by Emanuel+Lorraine

[apple21 953]

She'd like the chance to say goodbye to some of her friends and extended family, before coming to the US. She'll also be able get her official transcripts from her RN and graduate program while she's in PH.

This may not be an issue at all, since she is 25 she may not need the parental advice. The wording of this rule states "between" 21-25 rather than "from" 21-25. And we know that 21 requires consent rather than advice, so "between" can be taken literally.

Yeah but just to be 100% sure that she won't encounter problems with CFO, have the document with her.

Once she's in the Philippines, she should bring the notarized parental advice form to DFA to have it authenticated before presenting it to CFO.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Ah.... was just curious being her parents were in Thailand, makes total sense.

[Stevephoto 230]

She can have the form notarized at the Philippine Consulate in Bangkok.