Over 2 years now!

[demarvell 4]

Having left the Philippines over two years ago, I have not seen my little family in so long! After waiting for papers for adoption of am orphan, and having to track down her family line, having the orphanage burn down, (wife and daughter were both raised there until we took daughter out of the orphanage for school and family love!), fires in Manila damaging government buildings, volcano erupting, and then the freaking Cat 7 typhoon ruining things, and finally Covid, I am at an end to what to do! The adoption papers and passports were almost done, when the poop hit the fan!

At this point, am I going to have to go back to the Philippines to make like we just met, or get married, or meet her in another country? Any suggestions?

I have been keeping them both fed and clothed and daughter in a fast school, since orphanages don't school much. 

[payxibka 10,045]

29 minutes ago, demarvell said:

Having left the Philippines over two years ago, I have not seen my little family in so long! After waiting for papers for adoption of am orphan, and having to track down her family line, having the orphanage burn down, (wife and daughter were both raised there until we took daughter out of the orphanage for school and family love!), fires in Manila damaging government buildings, volcano erupting, and then the freaking Cat 7 typhoon ruining things, and finally Covid, I am at an end to what to do! The adoption papers and passports were almost done, when the poop hit the fan!

At this point, am I going to have to go back to the Philippines to make like we just met, or get married, or meet her in another country? Any suggestions?

I have been keeping them both fed and clothed and daughter in a fast school, since orphanages don't school much. 

That unfortunately is what you need to do 

[Adventine 3,196]

What is it that you want to do? Your timeline mentions a  K1 application in 2010 and a marriage in 2011, but your post mentions a wife and at the same time "getting married". Are you referring to a new fiancée?

 

If you're not married, travel restrictions mean you can't enter right now.

 

You mention "adoption papers and passports were almost done" so does that mean neither your partner nor your adoptive daughter have valid passports? Then they should get that done and you should make plans to meet up in a third country.