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anybody knows what are the requirements, documents needed to be presented b4/during interview.?

is voters ID needed for my filipina spouse to be presented b4/during interview?

thanks guys.

good luck to everybody.

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anybody knows what are the requirements, documents needed to be presented b4/during interview.?

is voters ID needed for my filipina spouse to be presented b4/during interview?

thanks guys.

good luck to everybody.

Voters's ID not required for visa interview. The security guard at the embassy will require that you show the interview appointment letter and one other ID that will prove her identity, such as SSS ID, driver's licence, medical healthcard, showing her picture.

She has to bring the required forms and the proof of payment, proof of relationship, and the birth certificate from the National Census and Statistics Office. Also, the NBI Clearance should specify that it is for travel abroad to USA.

Good luck!

Maria

K-1 & K-2s TIMELINE_____

* met May-05, Maria & sons Manila, Philippines - Richard & daughters Toledo, Ohio

* Richard move to WI Sept-05, exchange extended visits Oct, Nov & Dec (05) & Feb (06)

* K-1&2s on file @ NSC 3-6-06, case xfer to CSC 6-1-06

* touches 6-2&3&14&15&17, RFE (IMBRA) CSC letter sent 6-23-06, touches 7-3&5

* RFE express return to/@ CSC 7-14-06, more touches 7-24&25, 9-5&6, NOA2 email notice rcvd 9-6

* visit Philippines & China Sept-2006, again see Maria & more extended family

* NVC assigns Embassy Case# 10-6; 10-12 letter rcvd 10-16 (sent 10-12) NVC receipt of I-129f

* rcvd letter 10-31 Embassy has paperwork, phone & embassy website 12-13 shows 2-13-07 interview

* Pgk 4 rcvd 12-21, St. Lukes Extension exams/vaccinations 1-10&11

* Manila interview 2-13; Delbros text message to Maria 2-6 - visas rcvd 2-19

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* P.O.E. Minneapolis & reunited in Milwaukee airport 3-4

* wedding 3-10 Plover, WI, applied for Maria's SSN 3-28 @ local office

* I-693A done @ civil surgeon office 4-4, Maria's SS card rcvd 4-16,

* mailed AOS (Chicago) & EAD (Nebraska) paperwork 4-21

* rcvd USCIS receipts of paperwork 5-2, posted wedding pics on VJ 5-3

* Maria's AOS biometrics appointment 5-22, son's on 6-5, no update on EAD status yet

* rcvd AOS appointment 5-26, set for 7-9 in Bloomington,MN office

* applied for Maria's WI state ID 6-5 & card rcvd 6-11

* AOS approved @ 7-9 interview, told to expect green cards 5-30 days

* USCIS confirms approved A#s rcvd 7-14, 2 green cards rcd 7-23

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Good source of info is the embassy it self.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3023.html

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3217.html

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3219.html

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwfivk3.pdf

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhivk3.html

Also Embassy info and reviews on VJ

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?letter=P

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/

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anybody knows what are the requirements, documents needed to be presented b4/during interview.?

is voters ID needed for my filipina spouse to be presented b4/during interview?

thanks guys.

good luck to everybody.

These are the following requirements that your wife should submit during her interview:

Beneficiary (your wife/fiancee)

1. NBI

2. Birth Certificate from NSO office

3. CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage from NSO office)

4. DS 156

5. DS 157

6. DS 156K

7. Divorce or death certificate of any previous spouse for both the applicant and the petitioner

Documents from Petitioner

1. Employment Letter

2. FORM I-134- Affidavit of Support (can be download from USCIS Site)

3. ITR latest

4. Bank Statement

5. Divorce or death certificate of any previous spouse for both the applicant and the petitioner

EVIDENCE OF MEETING/ PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP

A. PICTURES

B. RECEIPTS

C. BOARDING PASS

D. REMITTANCES

E. EMAIL OR SNAIL MAILS

EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT

A. RECEIPT OF ENGAGEMENT RING

B. PICTURES

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Documents from Petitioner

1. Employment Letter

2. FORM I-134- Affidavit of Support (can be download from USCIS Site)

3. ITR latest

4. Bank Statement

5. Divorce or death certificate of any previous spouse for both the applicant and the petitioner

Do you reccomend for the bank letter to be notarized?

Thanks

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Documents from Petitioner

1. Employment Letter

2. FORM I-134- Affidavit of Support (can be download from USCIS Site)

3. ITR latest

4. Bank Statement

5. Divorce or death certificate of any previous spouse for both the applicant and the petitioner

Do you reccomend for the bank letter to be notarized?

Thanks

only the form I-134 needs to be notarized. no need to notarize anything else.

US Embassy Manila website. bringing your spouse/fiancee to USA

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3204.html

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