my husband hold in manila immigration

[jennybate 2]

on monday my husband he arrived in ninoy aquino international airport (NAIA1) he came here in the philippines 3rd times but this is the first time he happened to him for his 4rth trip in the philippines that the immigration officers he was hold there and they said he cant enter in the country.immigration officer they said they have a information papers about denial to enter the country that the us goverment sending here in the philippines.when my husband try to get the information paper the immigration cant show to him.i really dont understand coz my husband he travel 3 times here in manila with no trouble,why now for his 4rth trip.when he was vacation here just only 7 days and 6 days and he never overstay.immigation sucks about this,security of airport he bring my husband to day room and they said my husband back to us in the morning.im really sad for this happened.all is set and ready for vacation we much money to lost. but his vacation is no happened he came back to us very sad and dessapointed

[carton025 38]

I can only speak from my own personal experience and knowledge. But, it is my understanding that an American/foreigner can enter the Phil. and get a 21 day, now maybe 31 day visitors visa. For example, I can enter the phil. with or without my phil. wife, get the appropriate visa, and before the visa expires leave the Phil. for just one day and return to the Phil again for the lenght of the approved visa. There is a lot missing in your story. Either your husband is not telling you something or there is something you are not tell us here at VJ. From what you have stated so far, your husband is not telling you everything. Just my opinion.

Best of luck!

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Philippines regional forum.

[teddy k 35]

I was in phil in dec for the whole month and needed a few extra days cuz i was getting married we just fly out to SG and came back and the 31day visitor visa started over again so i dont know what your husband problem was call phil immigration office and see what they tell you

[Al422 221]

The first thing you both need are all the facts. From what you told us, the story does not make sense. An American citizen arrives at your country with a valid US passport, no kistory of overstay and no history of breaking the law and is refused entry. That does not make sense. They had ot have a reason for refusing him entry. What is that reason?

[Converts 9]

No offense, OP, but is he under AWA (Adam Walsh Act)?

If he is, read: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431343-philippines-now-denying-entry-to-some-rsos/

If he's not, I'm not sure why they denied his entrance to Manila. There's gotta be something that he's not telling you, or it's just a misunderstanding/ mistake on Philippines immigration officers.

[Al422 221]

No offense, OP, but is he under AWA (Adam Walsh Act)?

If he is, read: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431343-philippines-now-denying-entry-to-some-rsos/

If he's not, I'm not sure why they denied his entrance to Manila. There's gotta be something that he's not telling you, or it's just a misunderstanding/ mistake on Philippines immigration officers.

That would do it, but he already got in 3 times. Why now, on trip #4?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

From her posts, he must be AWA.

She said her I-130 is pending for 17 months because of a "security check reason," that he has a criminal background, that he as petitioner needs police clearance. So yeah. I guess they finally caught up to him in PI.

In Topic: uscis letters

04 April 2014 - 11:11 PM

my husband is usc the reason he need police clearance and court record its because he have a criminal background 21 years ago,everyone can advice if my husband get lawyer what kind of lawyer,coz he dont know to fix by his self without lawyer.he need certified copy of divorse with signature and stamp he need police certified copy and court record

In Topic: uscis letters

04 April 2014 - 08:28 PM

other document need is police clearance

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

30 January 2014 - 04:50 AM

my husband he keep calling to uscis,and uscis always says my case still pending about security check

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

30 January 2014 - 04:34 AM

what can i do if my i-130 pending 17 months

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

29 January 2014 - 09:09 PM

everytime he called to uscis,he was asking what's going on to my case.uscis office always telling to my husband that my case is still pending about security check reason

[Converts 9]

That would do it, but he already got in 3 times. Why now, on trip #4?

That's probably the same question asked by a lot of people under AWA that got denied entrance after their 4th or 5th trips, or maybe more to the Philippines.

[Al422 221]

From her posts, he must be AWA.

She said her I-130 is pending for 17 months because of a "security check reason," that he has a criminal background, that he as petitioner needs police clearance. So yeah. I guess they finally caught up to him in PI.

In Topic: uscis letters

04 April 2014 - 11:11 PM

my husband is usc the reason he need police clearance and court record its because he have a criminal background 21 years ago,everyone can advice if my husband get lawyer what kind of lawyer,coz he dont know to fix by his self without lawyer.he need certified copy of divorse with signature and stamp he need police certified copy and court record

In Topic: uscis letters

04 April 2014 - 08:28 PM

other document need is police clearance

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

30 January 2014 - 04:50 AM

my husband he keep calling to uscis,and uscis always says my case still pending about security check

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

30 January 2014 - 04:34 AM

what can i do if my i-130 pending 17 months

In Topic: depressed for waiting noa2

29 January 2014 - 09:09 PM

everytime he called to uscis,he was asking what's going on to my case.uscis office always telling to my husband that my case is still pending about security check reason

Thanks for the great investigative work. Yes that seems to be the problem.

[jennybate 2]

before he was fly here in the philippines he was received a RFE from uscis this month of april to submit certified copy of court record and police so do you think think the immigration this is the reason why he was hold and deport to come back to usa,but i really dont understand coz he was 3 times he was visiting me here in manila

[Hank_ 9,174]

According to your first posting he was detained at NAIA because of information that U.S. government sent to Philippines immigration. I would tend to say what USCIS found with his court records was passed on to Immigration in the Philippines and they are not going to allow him in country based upon this.

And being USCIS has been holding your petition for 17 months without approval... I would say something stinks and it isn't the day old mackerel. You may want to ask your husband for a copy of those court records as well.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

before he was fly here in the philippines he was received a RFE from uscis this month of april to submit certified copy of court record and police so do you think think the immigration this is the reason why he was hold and deport to come back to usa,but i really dont understand coz he was 3 times he was visiting me here in manila

Is it possible that someone at USCIS was concerned about his past and alerted the Filipino authorities? Perhaps that didn't happen until someone looked at it recently enough to send a RFE.

What crime did he commit 21 years ago?

[jennybate 2]

i need to correction that my husband he did not detained in airport,he was already hold there and he bring to day room like a room to wait a available flight to back in usa,my husband said immigration officer in airport they have paper information that us goverment sending here in the philippines about denial to enter the country but the immigration cant show the paper to proof.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

i need to correction that my husband he did not detained in airport,he was already hold there and he bring to day room like a room to wait a available flight to back in usa,my husband said immigration officer in airport they have paper information that us goverment sending here in the philippines about denial to enter the country but the immigration cant show the paper to proof.

I think your husband probably knows exactly why he is being refused entry. What crime did he commit and does the Philippines refuse entry to people who commit that crime?