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Hello, just wondering if we need to print out our facebook messages for CFO, or do they have wifi there?

Anything you want to present to CFO or that matter any government agency it should be printed.

More information can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/ob9xoa8

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Hello, just wondering if we need to print out our facebook messages for CFO, or do they have wifi there?

Not really.

Here is a list of what is needed:

(I suggest your fiance, USC, sends you a copy of his G-325A as it will have much of this information)

- Basic Information about you, the fiance(e)/spouse (Name, Address, Birthday, etc.; Your Birthplace is important too, specify which city/town/area/province)\

- Basic Information about your petitioner (Sometimes you are going to be asked for the Birth Certificate copy)

- FULL MAIDEN NAME of fiance(e)/spouse's MOTHER

- Contact person in the Philippines, specifically immediate family as in Father, Mother, Siblings.

- Landline Number of Petitioner. (I know, I know, most of you guys don't use landlines now. That's what was running through my mind too.) If no landline is available, Landline of Petitioner's Nearest Relative or Petitioner's Neighbor.

- Petitioner's Educational Attainment, Degree/Course, Occupation

- Information on Petitioner's Divorce/Annulment/Death of previous wife or husband. You must have a copy of the Divorce Decree/Death Certificate.

- ZIPCODES. Both the petitioner and the beneficiary. Never forget to write those down.

ONE ON ONE INTEVIEW

Good news - there is nothing to fear with the one on one interview. As long as you know your fiance/spouse, your relationship is legitimate, you answer her questions responsively, clearly and honestly, everything will be perfect. Interview takes around 3 minutes. Look the counsular in the eyes when speaking, be confident and self-assured.

Here are questions commonly asked:

A. What is the complete name of your fiancée?

B. Where did you first meet?

C. How many times he visited in the Philippines and when?

D. What do you like most about your fiancée?

E. Do your parents personally know your fiancée?

F. What is your Fiance's mother's maiden name?

What documents you need to bring:

Required documents & "OTHER DOCUMENTS" they ask for at CFO: originals & copies of; CENOMAR (CEMAR and marriage certificate if married), certified birth certificate. Passport and copies of bio page of passport, visa page from passport, pictures together.

From USC (copies of) - bio page of passport, birth certificate, divorce decree (if been married before) are the most common requests. If you have never been married before be prepared to provide a copy of your ITR to prove your singleness... of course BLACKENING out the SSN for sure.

The "other documents" clause can be ANYTHING with CFO.

http://visaconnection-philippines.com/index.php/2-visa-process/5-cfo-gcp-seminar

Edited by Philippines^Sagot

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