Departure Requirements

[AGSantander 0]

Hi

 i just wanted to ask anyone who had an experience or info on departing from the Philippines with an IR1 visa. Does the US immigration ask for your Marriage Registration at the airport upon departure? We did not register , as per many complications on applying and also we were advised that we did not need to do so after our visa and counseling approvals. But the lady whom my husband spoke to at the exit counseling told him that they look for that. Just wanted to know if its true.thank you

[Hank_ 9,174]

Not true.   They do not want to see a marriage registration at the airport.     

 

You need your visa and the CFO sticker in the passport.

 

 

 

 

Edited December 12, 2019 by Hank_

[AGSantander 0]

Thanks Hank,

  we are already done with the CFO yesterday, thank God and he is bound to leave on sat. He was also worrying that we should be paying for our green card fee before he leaves even if the atty. said that we can do it once he is here, i guess he wants to make sure nothing will stop him now. Lol. God has been good- 

 

2014- Application for I-130

            Approved

2015-2016 - Applied for waiver 601A

2017- Approved for waiver and filed extension

Nov 3, 2018- Interview at Manila Consulate  [denied visa due to Fraud & Misrepresentation]

May 2019 - Applied for 601 with Expedited Waiver Processing

June 2019- Approved for Expedited Process 

August 1,2019- 601 Waiver Approved 

Sept 2019 - Additional Documents via 221G

                      Medical/ Cenomar/ NBI

Nov 15, 2019- 2nd interview- Visa Approved

Dec 2,2019- Visa was issued 

Dec 5, 2019 - Passport was delivered 

Dec 12,2019- Exit Counseling CfO

Dec 14, 2019 - Leaving for NYC! 🙏🏻 

   Thank You Lord- He has indeed done great things- without Him all of this is nothing. 

[Hank_ 9,174]

15 minutes ago, AGSantander said:

Thanks Hank,

  we are already done with the CFO yesterday, thank God and he is bound to leave on sat. He was also worrying that we should be paying for our green card fee before he leaves even if the atty. said that we can do it once he is here, i guess he wants to make sure nothing will stop him now. Lol. God has been good- 

 

2014- Application for I-130

            Approved

2015-2016 - Applied for waiver 601A

2017- Approved for waiver and filed extension

Nov 3, 2018- Interview at Manila Consulate  [denied visa due to Fraud & Misrepresentation]

May 2019 - Applied for 601 with Expedited Waiver Processing

June 2019- Approved for Expedited Process 

August 1,2019- 601 Waiver Approved 

Sept 2019 - Additional Documents via 221G

                      Medical/ Cenomar/ NBI

Nov 15, 2019- 2nd interview- Visa Approved

Dec 2,2019- Visa was issued 

Dec 5, 2019 - Passport was delivered 

Dec 12,2019- Exit Counseling CfO

Dec 14, 2019 - Leaving for NYC! 🙏🏻 

   Thank You Lord- He has indeed done great things- without Him all of this is nothing. 

I agree with your hubby.   Follow your husband's suggestion  - Pay the Immigration Fee to USCIS .. the green card will not be processed until that is paid.