k1 application possible outcome

[joan_greg21 0]

Hi all,

I just want to ask if what would be the possible outcome of the application of fiancee visa if I will be working presently in Macau then im holding only a working permit, So, I will be going back to philippines in order to do the process of Fiancee visa, would there be a possible problem to be trigger if thats the case?

Hope for the possible answers.

[Tahoma 2,292]

You should not have any problem. You can interview at the U.S. Embassy Manila.

You might want to get a police clearance before you leave Macau if you have been there for more than six months. You will need it at your interview in Maynila.

[joan_greg21 0]

You should not have any problem. You can interview at the U.S. Embassy Manila.

You might want to get a police clearance before you leave Macau if you have been there for more than six months. You will need it at your interview in Maynila.

thank you for the message. why do they need the police clearance?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Hi all,

I just want to ask if what would be the possible outcome of the application of fiancee visa if I will be working presently in Macau then im holding only a working permit, So, I will be going back to philippines in order to do the process of Fiancee visa, would there be a possible problem to be trigger if thats the case?

Hope for the possible answers.

That shouldn't be an issue at all. Relax.

I agree get your police clearance before leaving.

Follow the embassy instructions letter for everything that is required. http://photos.state.gov/libraries/manila/1178798/feb2015/K1-K2%20Applicant%20Interview%20Preparation%20Instructions%20-%20English%20_February%202015_.pdf

a. OTHER COUNTRY POLICE CERTIFICATES. Applicants aged 16 years and older must also present

police certificates from other countries where they have lived for six (6) months or more after reaching

age 16. As with NBI clearances, foreign police certificates should be obtained in any maiden names,

aliases or nicknames used while in the country in question, including different spellings you have used of

those names. Country-specific information on how to secure police certificates is available on the State

Department’s website at http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html.

If you are processing the visa application in Manila, here is a link to the Philippines forum http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

Edited November 21, 2015 by Hank_

[joan_greg21 0]

thank you for the comment. What if you been before in abroad just like 6yrs ago? would that be still questionable? because I came in dubai last 2008 then in denmark last 2012. When I was in dubai, I stay there for almost a year for work and i came back because I lay-off, then i denmark i stay for less than 3 mos. would it be trigger? and I already renew my passport. So, they cannot see any stamp for travel history

[Hank_ 9,174]

thank you for the comment. What if you been before in abroad just like 6yrs ago? would that be still questionable? because I came in dubai last 2008 then in denmark last 2012. When I was in dubai, I stay there for almost a year for work and i came back because I lay-off, then i denmark i stay for less than 3 mos. would it be trigger? and I already renew my passport. So, they cannot see any stamp for travel history

You can not get a police clearance from Dubia, they only issue the police clearance in person, so the embassy waivers the requirement for Dubia. For Denmark, you were only there for 3 months, a police clearance is not required. Must live in a foreign country for 6 months or more to need a police clearance.

As for stamps in your passport... everything is electronic, EVERYONE knows where you have been. Not having stamps in your passport means little for knowing where you have been.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Go to this website, click on "police records," print the page, and take it with you to your interview: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/fees/reciprocity-by-country/AE.html

[joan_greg21 0]

You can not get a police clearance from Dubia, they only issue the police clearance in person, so the embassy waivers the requirement for Dubia. For Denmark, you were only there for 3 months, a police clearance is not required. Must live in a foreign country for 6 months or more to need a police clearance.

As for stamps in your passport... everything is electronic, EVERYONE knows where you have been. Not having stamps in your passport means little for knowing where you have been.

thank you for the message. what do you mean the embassy waiver the requirement to dubai? Is it the embassy will be the one to ask for dubai?

[joan_greg21 0]

Go to this website, click on "police records," print the page, and take it with you to your interview: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/fees/reciprocity-by-country/AE.html

thank you for the message. regarding on the requirements, was the embassy will be the one to discuss to me this? Or the scenario, will be the u.s embassy and dubai embassy will be the one to be communicate?

[Hank_ 9,174]

thank you for the message. regarding on the requirements, was the embassy will be the one to discuss to me this? Or the scenario, will be the u.s embassy and dubai embassy will be the one to be communicate?

The Department of State lists Dubia (UAE) as a waiver country. All embassies are under the Department of State. Most COs should know this information, most, may be a stupid one around so not a back idea to print out the info from the link I provided.

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/fees/reciprocity-by-country/AE.html

Police Records

Available, only if applicant is physically present in the UAE.

Police certificates may be obtained by any person, regardless of nationality, by personally appearing at the Central Police Headquarters located in the emirate of residence or former residence. When appearing to request a police certificate, the applicant should provide recent photographs, a letter from the requesting authority, the date of residence in the emirate, and their passport.

Not available by mail. Post recommends that consular officers waive the general requirement to obtain police certificates unless the applicant lives in the UAE.

[Tahoma 2,292]

The U.S. Embassy Manila will not require a police clearance for Dubai.

If for some strange and unknown reason they ask you about it, then simply give them the page from the link which explains that it is not required.

You should have no problem with this issue.

[joan_greg21 0]

The U.S. Embassy Manila will not require a police clearance for Dubai.

If for some strange and unknown reason they ask you about it, then simply give them the page from the link which explains that it is not required.

You should have no problem with this issue.

thank you for the positive response.

[loveusa 0]

hello everyone i need your help again

im planing to schedule my interview dec .14th or 15th , 2015 but my fiance did not send yet the affidavit of support (form i-1314) .

do you think its ok if my fiance send scanned or email ?

how long its take if my fiance will send the i-134 via mail using US post office going to Philippines ?

my fiance planning to send that December 1, 2015

looking forward to hear from you again

[Tahoma 2,292]

If the Embassy asks you for the I-134, they will want the original, not a copy. Lately, the Embassy has not been asking for the I-134 from K-1ers, but it is still listed as one of the required documents on their web site, so it's better to have it with you just in case.

I would advise your fiancé to send the I-134 via a private carrier such as FedEx because it will get there, and it will get there much faster. The USPS turns over the mail to PhilPost in Manila, and PhilPost is unreliable.

[loveusa 0]

Tahoma how long its take if my fiance use fedex ?

Its there fed ex in destin florida ?

I really need your help im about to schedule my interview