Filling out file 130

[Irene Adler 2]

Hey guys, I just need some question about part of filling out file 130, one part there about address at which you physically lived together. If you never lived together, type or print, “never lived together”  in item 59.a 

 

My question about this part is, when he was here in Philippines we lived in the same house for almost 4 months. He was here from Nov. 2, 2016- February 26, 2017! Is that considered even it’s only for few months? 

 

Anyone who can give me some advice pls? 

[Abies 1,713]

1 hour ago, Irene Adler said:

Hey guys, I just need some question about part of filling out file 130, one part there about address at which you physically lived together. If you never lived together, type or print, “never lived together”  in item 59.a 

 

My question about this part is, when he was here in Philippines we lived in the same house for almost 4 months. He was here from Nov. 2, 2016- February 26, 2017! Is that considered even it’s only for few months? 

 

Anyone who can give me some advice pls? 

Yea.. after our wedding,we only kibed together for 10days. I stated it there as April 20th 2017 to May 1st 2017

[Irene Adler 2]

29 minutes ago, Abies said:

Yea.. after our wedding,we only kibed together for 10days. I stated it there as April 20th 2017 to May 1st 2017

Thank you. Just making sure we are doing the right thing.. What about those part of the form that's not applicable? Did you guys put N/A to everything that's not applicable?

[Abies 1,713]

43 minutes ago, Irene Adler said:

Thank you. Just making sure we are doing the right thing.. What about those part of the form that's not applicable? Did you guys put N/A to everything that's not applicable?

Your welcome.

As for the other parts we left them blank but you can put Not Applicable in yours

[Irene Adler 2]

2 minutes ago, Abies said:

Your welcome.

As for the other parts we left them blank but you can put Not Applicable in yours

Another question, did you noticed when they ask about the passport number and travel document? What did your spouse have? Cus we only have passport number, I have no idea what to put in that travel document. Sorry, I ask alot of questions.

[Abies 1,713]

9 minutes ago, Irene Adler said:

Another question, did you noticed when they ask about the passport number and travel document? What did your spouse have? Cus we only have passport number, I have no idea what to put in that travel document. Sorry, I ask alot of questions.

No problem,you can ask as many questions as you have

 

I'm the beneficiary,my husband is petitioner but we filled the I-130 together.

 

Passport Number on number 47

Not Applicable on number 48

Country of Issuance on number 49

Expiration date for Passport on number 50.

Edited January 31, 2018 by Abies

[NikLR 13,232]

Visiting is not living.  

In this case you would put have not lived together.

Which is perfectly okay for a new marriage when one partner lives overseas. 

Edited January 31, 2018 by NikLR

[pushbrk 13,059]

3 hours ago, Irene Adler said:

Hey guys, I just need some question about part of filling out file 130, one part there about address at which you physically lived together. If you never lived together, type or print, “never lived together”  in item 59.a 

 

My question about this part is, when he was here in Philippines we lived in the same house for almost 4 months. He was here from Nov. 2, 2016- February 26, 2017! Is that considered even it’s only for few months? 

 

Anyone who can give me some advice pls? 

Yes, a four month visit to the Philippines had him going to the Bureau of immigration at least three times to get visa extensions, where he would list his "address" each time.  I'm sure your Barangay Captain knew who he was and where he lived.  I would list that as living together.  If it was less than a 30 day visit, I would not.

Edited January 31, 2018 by pushbrk

[Irene Adler 2]

4 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Yes, a four month visit to the Philippines had him going to the Bureau of immigration at least three times to get visa extensions, where he would list his "address" each time.  I'm sure your Barangay Captain knew who he was and where he lived.  I would list that as living together.  If it was less than a 30 day visit, I would not.

I assume we lived together since it's not a short time visit. We went to Bureau of Immigration and he got his alien card too. It's why I thought i'll ask some advice and from the way it looks like I should put that "we lived together" Thank you!

[Irene Adler 2]

21 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Visiting is not living.  

In this case you would put have not lived together.

Which is perfectly okay for a new marriage when one partner lives overseas. 

Thank you for your response. My husband thought the same thing that's why I decided to post this question since it confuse us but I do think I consider it as we lived together.

[pushbrk 13,059]

10 hours ago, NikLR said:

Visiting is not living.  

In this case you would put have not lived together.

Which is perfectly okay for a new marriage when one partner lives overseas. 

While it's perfectly OK, in this circumstance it is proper and also OK to indicate they lived together for four months, since he will have made at least three visits to the Philippine Bureau of Immigration to extend his visa.  I see now he also got his ACR card.  A US Citizen can extend their visitor status for up to three years without needing to leave (for as little as a few hours) and reset a new three years.  That's not "visiting".  I "live" in the Philippines and signed a lease, have internet and TV cable in my name etc.  I don't have an address anywhere else in the world.  I can even file DCF if I were married and bringing a Filipina spouse to the US.

Edited January 31, 2018 by pushbrk

[NikLR 13,232]

Circumstances due to country obviously changes things.  Had it been in the opposite direction...  learn something new.  I have never been there myself.  

 

My husband stayed in Canada for several months with me but we wouldn't say we lived together.  

Edited February 1, 2018 by NikLR

[pushbrk 13,059]

20 hours ago, NikLR said:

Circumstances due to country obviously changes things.  Had it been in the opposite direction...  learn something new.  I have never been there myself.  

 

My husband stayed in Canada for several months with me but we wouldn't say we lived together.  

More things can be country specific than most suspect.  Even me. 

[Ontarkie 14,406]

~~Non English post removed. it is English only in the Upper forums. It is also best to start a thread to ask your own questions.~~

[Irene Adler 2]

5 hours ago, Ontarkie said:

~~Non English post removed. it is English only in the Upper forums. It is also best to start a thread to ask your own questions.~~

What do you mean? I’m asking question in English here. Ain’t nobody saying other language here but English in my post!