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Advice for a friend

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I am thinking that because she over stayed her visitor visa, they wont allow her to become a citizen.

orimai

One thing I forgot to mention was that her mother is in the US as a legal resident and it was because of her that she was able to come visit in the first place.

orimai

People who pull a stunt like this makes it harder for the rest of the Filipinos to get US tourist visas. When I was about 8yo, we had a neighbor who went to the US to "visit" her brother. She never came back. She left her husband and 3 sons. I heard that she got married to a USC, how could this be when she was still married to her husband in the Philippines? This was back in the late 80's, so I guess tracking records across the globe wasn't as easy as it is today.

I'd say give ICE a call.

Yeah I am really considering it for several reasons. Not only for her own good if she ever wants to reside in the US but for the families sake. Well of course the small reason that it pisses me off she would do such a thing and makes it harder on us.

Orimai

July 23 2006 - Sent I-130 Nebraska Service Center.                March 03,2017 - Filed I-130 petition for Alien Relative (Mother) by USC Potomac Service Center

October 16 - I-130 Approved.                                                   March 24, 2017 - Received I-797C, Notice of Action

October 25 - Received I-797

October 27 - Sent I-129F to Chicago

October 30 - I-129F received at Chicago

November 1 - Received NVC Case Number

November 25 - Received Packet from NVC

November 27 - I-129F transfered to CA Service Center

November 30 - Sent DS-3032 Back to NVC

December 26 - Received Packet Requesting AOS

January 05 2007 - Received IV Fee Bill

January 15 - Sent IV Fee Bill

January 21 - NVC Receives IV Fee Bill

January 25 - NVC Sends DS-230

January 27 - Sent I-864 Packet NVC

January 30 - NVC Receives I-864's

February 2 - I-129F Approved

February 14 - I-129F Received @ NVC

February 19 - Receive DS-230 Packet

February 21 - Sent DS-230 Back

February 23 - NVC Receives DS-230

February 26 - NVC Sends I-129F to Embassy

March 2 - Embassy Receives Case

March 8 - CR1 Case Completed

March 14 - Packet 4 Sent from Embassy (K3)

April 2 - Packet 4 (K3)

April 3 - INTERVIEW CR1 Received! web

May 9 - St. Lukes Medical

May 16 - K3 Interview Manila, requested CR1 instead, granted.

May 18 - CR1 Approved, released to Delbros

May 22 - CR1 Visa Arrives to our hotel in Manila

May 28 - POE Los Angeles

June 15 - SSN & Green Card Arrive

March 1 2010 - N-400

July 2 2010 - Naturalization Ceremony

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