Deported from PH

[Foodislife27 4]

Hello,

 

I am new here. 

I am planning to file K1 Visa for my fiancee next year but i have some questions that really bothers me. I hope you guys can enlighten me on a way.

 

I stayed in Philippines since I was an infant but I was being here in the US. My mom did not apply me for a dual citizenship and no one knew about it since I was left in the province. When I decided to come back here in US, I just found out that I have taxes for overstaying roughly $8k to be exact. They decided to deport me and I can only come back if I do have the money to pay for it. 

 

Will this affect or will make a hindrance if I file my k1 visa for my fiance? Will this be brought up or will it make our visa application denied? I'm worried. 

 

Thank you!

[payxibka 10,045]

4 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

Hello,

 

I am new here. 

I am planning to file K1 Visa for my fiancee next year but i have some questions that really bothers me. I hope you guys can enlighten me on a way.

 

I stayed in Philippines since I was an infant but I was being here in the US. My mom did not apply me for a dual citizenship and no one knew about it since I was left in the province. When I decided to come back here in US, I just found out that I have taxes for overstaying roughly $8k to be exact. They decided to deport me and I can only come back if I do have the money to pay for it. 

 

Will this affect or will make a hindrance if I file my k1 visa for my fiance? Will this be brought up or will it make our visa application denied? I'm worried. 

 

Thank you!

You are not applying for a visa.  Your immigration history has no effect on someone else's journey 

[Foodislife27 4]

8 minutes ago, payxibka said:

You are not applying for a visa.  Your immigration history has no effect on someone else's journey 

Thank you so much! I just want to make sure that we don't get hiccups since we've been waiting for a long time to be together already. 

[Sparkle Sparkle 914]

51 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

Hello,

 

I am new here. 

I am planning to file K1 Visa for my fiancee next year but i have some questions that really bothers me. I hope you guys can enlighten me on a way.

 

I stayed in Philippines since I was an infant but I was being here in the US. My mom did not apply me for a dual citizenship and no one knew about it since I was left in the province. When I decided to come back here in US, I just found out that I have taxes for overstaying roughly $8k to be exact. They decided to deport me and I can only come back if I do have the money to pay for it. 

 

Will this affect or will make a hindrance if I file my k1 visa for my fiance? Will this be brought up or will it make our visa application denied? I'm worried. 

 

Thank you!

1. How do you know you are a US citizen? were you born in the US?

2. If you are a citizen by birth and can prove it ,never heard of a US citizen deported

3. How did you get on a flight to US?

4. Your Mother did not apply for dual citizenship? How did she manage to take you to the Philippines ?

5. If all is true, your fiancee's immigration journey is separate, you will prove that you can support her or she can support herself by filling I-134 after your petition is approved by USCIS

6. You will need to provide prove of your citizenship to be able to file I-129f for her.

 

[Foodislife27 4]

1 minute ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

1. How do you know you are a US citizen? were you born in the US?

2. If you are a citizen by birth and can prove it ,never heard of a US citizen deported

3. How did you get on a flight to US?

4. Your Mother did not apply for dual citizenship? How did she manage to take you to the Philippines ?

5. If all is true, your fiancee's immigration journey is separate, you will prove that you can support her or she can support herself by filling I-134 after your petition is approved by USCIS

6. You will need to provide prove of your citizenship to be able to file I-129f for her.

 

Hi! 

 

1. I was born here in the US 

 

2. my mom left me in PH When I was only 2 years old. She didn't apply for dual citizenship for me not advise those who adopted me in PH on what to do with my case. 

 

3. After 23 years, I decided I need to go back where I was being for my kids as well. Then that's the time I learned about my taxes and I was overstaying the whole time. I did not know since I live in the province as well. Its either i pay the 8k or i get deported. I don't have any money on me so I got deported and was advised that I can return if and only if I pay the taxes. 

 

4. I'm not sure about this but she just took a flight maybe for vacation before then that's about it 

[Sparkle Sparkle 914]

20 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

I was born here in the US 

1. Do you have your US birth certificate or a US passport?

 

20 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

I decided I need to go back where I was being for my kids as well

2. Usually you need a US passport /Birth certificate or a Filipino passport with a valid visa to get on a flight to or out of US

 

20 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

I was overstaying the whole time

3. Overstaying where? in the Philippines ? its not a problem for US if its citizen overstays in another country

4. Does it mean you lived in Philippines all this while without a US passport or a Filipino passport?

20 minutes ago, Foodislife27 said:

I'm not sure about this but she just took a flight maybe for vacation before then that's about it 

5. To prevent child trafficking even day old infants or children and adults, are required to have a valid passport/Birth certificate or requisite visas when traveling internationally

Edited May 13, 2020 by Sparkle Sparkle

[Hank_ 9,174]

1 hour ago, Foodislife27 said:

Hello,

 

I am new here. 

I am planning to file K1 Visa for my fiancee next year but i have some questions that really bothers me. I hope you guys can enlighten me on a way.

 

I stayed in Philippines since I was an infant but I was being here in the US. My mom did not apply me for a dual citizenship and no one knew about it since I was left in the province. When I decided to come back here in US, I just found out that I have taxes for overstaying roughly $8k to be exact. They decided to deport me and I can only come back if I do have the money to pay for it. 

 

Will this affect or will make a hindrance if I file my k1 visa for my fiance? Will this be brought up or will it make our visa application denied? I'm worried. 

 

Thank you!

 

You can find answers here:

 

 

[Sparkle Sparkle 914]

@Hank_ Waow , I know so little. @Foodislife27 My apologies, now I understand.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

8 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

@Hank_ Waow , I know so little. @Foodislife27 My apologies, now I understand.

I felt the same as I was reading her story. It was way over my head but I brought in the Lone "Hank" Ranger knowing he would know what to do.  Hiooo Silver!!

Edited May 13, 2020 by Greenbaum