Can we stop the processing of the K1 visa after we receive NOA2?

[sharkfin07 16]

yes i am quite worried of the ph laws esp since i am ph citizen and he is dual citizen.

hoping11, if you are still having a problem, you can call me at XXXXXXXXXX, if you want me to ask questions re philippine laws

(Moderator note: For personal internet safety, phone number has been redacted. It is never a good idea to provide personally identifiable information over the open internet.)

Pitaya

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Edited October 16, 2016 by Pitaya

[Beth & Achraf 328]

If he was not free to marry then the NOA2 wouldn't have happened.

Was the marriage declared on the I-125 form when you filled out the K1 petition? and if so, was some type of divorce decree included to show the marriage was terminated?

No one seems to be asking that question

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

Was the marriage declared on the I-125 form when you filled out the K1 petition? and if so, was some type of divorce decree included to show the marriage was terminated?

No one seems to be asking that question

Good point

[NikLR 13,227]

Was the marriage declared on the I-125 form when you filled out the K1 petition? and if so, was some type of divorce decree included to show the marriage was terminated?

No one seems to be asking that question

I-129F....

If there is an NOA2, and the marriage was declared and the divorce decree included, as it should have been, this issue with the PH government is a non-issue as has already been stated by several members.

[MattandJas 1]

If he is a us citizen, it shouldn't matter what the Ph government says about it. If he can supply the US divorce decree, that is all they should ask for. If you are trying to submit a document they are not requesting, then you are making it more complicated.

[hoping11 0]

Was your fiancée a dual citizen (filipino/american citizen) at the time of marriage to his USC ex-wife?

Did your fiancée report there marriage to Philippine Consulate General in US?

they were married here in the PH, he was fil at the time of the marriage but usc at the time of the divorce.

[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

This is a non-issue. The petitioner is viewed as a USC and USC only in the US Government's eyes. He is free to marry in the US Government's eyes. The US Government does NOT care if the petitioner is free to marry in the Philippines Government's eyes. That only matters in the case of the beneficiary.

[MattandJas 1]

If you both are so worried about this issue. He can renounce his ph citizenship (he can always get it back, later on for about $30usd). Then it really is a non issue.