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Presumptive Death-Philippines

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In the logic of the United States Government, that seems to contemplate whether or not 23 or 24 angels can dance on the head of a needle, Jenny’s husband’s presumptive death was turned down by the embassy because they have some record of his travel in the last 5 years. Clearly there is something political going on. Just want those to be pre-warned so you don’t waste 2 years and money like us, is that annulment is the route to go even if the spouse has disappeared for years. For those living in Davao, Jenny has found what seems to be a very good attorney there. If you have any questions feel free to P.M. me.

I am in the process of liquidating assets and moving to the Philippines so I can deal with a more functional government.

Date I-129F Sent : 03/17/2006

Date I-129F NOA1: 04/03/2006

I-129F RFE(s) : 08/10/2006

I-129F RFE Reply(s) : 08/17/2006

Date I-129F NOA2 (Approved) : 08/18/2006

Date Package Received By NVC : 09/05/2006

Date Sent to Embassy: 09/18/2006 assigned number MNL2006743xxx

Date Embassy received 09/26/2006

letter-touched 10/17/2006

information on medical and interview 11/17/2006

Packet with Information 11/29/2006

Medical 1/12/2007

Interview 1/19/2007

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Good luck Kirk! Watch yourself if you decide to settle in Davao. Not the safest city for a westerner. God Bless.

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

DEAN AND SHERYL

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Good luck Kirk! Watch yourself if you decide to settle in Davao. Not the safest city for a westerner. God Bless.

I felt safer in Davao than I did in Manila.

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

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

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Good luck Kirk! Watch yourself if you decide to settle in Davao. Not the safest city for a westerner. God Bless.

I felt safer in Davao than I did in Manila.

I don't doubt that. Like any big city anywhere in the world can be dangerous. Visiting is one thing and actually living there is another thing however. As I'm sure you know groups like Jemaah Islamiya, Abu Sayyaf and Moro Islamic Liberation Front operate out of that area of the Phils. And I understand they have the ability to strike most anywhere in the country. Just giving Kirk a friendly keep an eye out, watch yourself and be careful. :thumbs:

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

DEAN AND SHERYL

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Good luck Kirk! Watch yourself if you decide to settle in Davao. Not the safest city for a westerner. God Bless.

I felt safer in Davao than I did in Manila.

I don't doubt that. Like any big city anywhere in the world can be dangerous. Visiting is one thing and actually living there is another thing however. As I'm sure you know groups like Jemaah Islamiya, Abu Sayyaf and Moro Islamic Liberation Front operate out of that area of the Phils. And I understand they have the ability to strike most anywhere in the country. Just giving Kirk a friendly keep an eye out, watch yourself and be careful. :thumbs:

I agree with one should always be aware of their surroundings. :thumbs: there are many areas in Mindanao where I would not have felt comfortable.

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

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

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