Add a way to keep track of where most spouses are immigrating from

[MPGGPM 0]

Several times, I have 'clicked" on the country of where the spouse was immigrating from, on a K-1, K-3 , CR-1 etc.....

You are then taken to a web page that shows the amount of "pages" for that particular country. I've found myself being curious as to where most spouses are immigrating from. Through doing what I have just described, it appears that most spouses on this forum are immigrating from the "Philipinnes". Then the next appears to be either the "Canada" , then the "UK".

But , unless you sit there and take the time to "click" on someone's "country", and then do so repetatively for basically every country in the world (I think you get my drift )......it's hard to determine where most spouses on this forum are coming from, or the "rank" of the other countries in the world.

I personally would be interested to see a section where I could go to and see a breakdown of what countries are being sponsored from the most. I think having such a section would be much easier and useful than just manually "clicking" on a country link, and seeing how many "pages" are devoted to that individual country. I could also then see where my own wife's country ranks.

I think it would be interesting to see that the country most often petitioned from was 1) Philippines 2) Canada 3) UK.....etc.......and the rest of the order. (Maybe the top 50...or 100?)

I'd like to see an easier way of determining this.........

Edited March 2, 2007 by MPGGPM

[Ta Ta 1]

Good idea.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

In a similar vein, if you fill out the embassy review, you have two initial options, beneficiary country and consulate/embassy. If your fiancé is from one country but living and interview in another, then the review only appears under his/her 'beneficiary country' when people search for reviews. There is no link to the consulate/embassy.

That happened with our review. My fiancé interviewed at the Abu Dhabi Embassy in United Arab Emirates, but if you want to see our review of her interview, then you need to search for Philippine reviews.

It would be great to link both to country of beneficiary as well as consulate, and while tabulating the numbers for what countries beneficiaries are from it would be interesting to also tally where the most common places of interview, and to me interesting how many beneficiaries interview from countries other than their own.