Visa Reboot

[RO_AH 1,656]

Funny how people that know nothing about Philippines or CFO will post here and give advice. USCIS will not care on either a spouse visa or fiance visa. USCIS is not the issue. Both routes go through CFO before the person can leave the country. So essentially they ARE the final step.

 

However now that I think about it, since she came here already on a fiance visa she should have already received a CFO sticker in her passport. Verify if she has one. If so get whatever visa that you decide on and she should be able to come. If she has renewed her passport she should be able to get a new sticker.

[Boiler 44,955]

The work visa option is certainly intriguing and could be the ideal solution.

 

If the choice is beteen K1 and Cr1 then I would usually go for the latter anyway.

[Chancy 6,239]

On 11/18/2022 at 8:56 PM, RO_AH said:

And the CFO? How will they handle that?

 

On 11/19/2022 at 4:14 AM, Talako said:

You do not seem to recognize the power of the CFO to cause and be a source of problems.

 

New info from the OP is that his beneficiary entered the US previously with a K1 visa.  That means they do not need to go through CFO counseling again.  If the Filipina already has a CFO sticker on her passport, no further action required as far as CFO is concerned.  If not, they just need to request revalidation of the CFO certificate.  May need to pay again, but no need to repeat the counseling.  As such, CFO should not be a concern for their next visa process, whether they choose K1 or CR1.

 

[RO_AH 1,656]

8 minutes ago, Chancy said:

New info from the OP is that his beneficiary entered the US previously with a K1 visa.  That means they do not need to go through CFO counseling again.  If the Filipina already has a CFO sticker on her passport, no further action required as far as CFO is concerned.  If not, they just need to request revalidation of the CFO certificate.  May need to pay again, but no need to repeat the counseling.  As such, CFO should not be a concern for their next visa process, whether they choose K1 or CR1.

Exactly this, as I said in my last post

[Crazy Cat 41,299]

I would marry via Utah Zoom, meet, then file a new I-130 to start the CR-1 process.

[Chancy 6,239]

2 minutes ago, RO_AH said:

Exactly this, as I said in my last post

 

Yup.  If they decide to pursue another visa, I hope OP will come back to update us.  I'm curious about the outcome, given the divorce and prior petition withdrawal.

 

[RO_AH 1,656]

43 minutes ago, Chancy said:

Yup.  If they decide to pursue another visa, I hope OP will come back to update us.  I'm curious about the outcome, given the divorce and prior petition withdrawal.

It will definitely be interesting to see what USCIS will think of a 3rd application from the same person for the same person...

[Chancy 6,239]

7 minutes ago, RO_AH said:

It will definitely be interesting to see what USCIS will think of a 3rd application from the same person for the same person...

 

I hope there were no allegations of fraud made when the previous petition was withdrawn.

 

[Adventine 3,189]

I agree, they seem to have broken up at least twice already and if either of them accused the other of fraud or abuse (and sent angry messages to USCIS on the subject), it's going to be an uphill battle to get another visa approved.

 

[Boiler 44,955]

 

[Adventine 3,189]

I see that Jim Hacking's stepped up the quality of his video production!

[Mick Jones 14]

16 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

I would marry via Utah Zoom, meet, then file a new I-130 to start the CR-1 process.

Zoom is not a good choice for the Philippines. Having issues now of days getting ROM completed.

 

Also other issues in the future if you go with Utah Zoom Marriage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 21, 2022 by Mick Jones

[Crazy Cat 41,299]

10 minutes ago, Mick Jones said:

Zoom is not a good choice for the Philippines. Having issues now of days getting ROM completed.

 

Also other issues in the future if you go with Utah Zoom Marriage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

OK.  Then, the OP should marry SOMEWHERE, then start the spousal visa process.  The point is that a spousal visa is the fastest way to a GC.    What other issues in the future? 

 

 

Edited November 21, 2022 by Crazy Cat

[Mick Jones 14]

On 11/19/2022 at 4:23 PM, RO_AH said:

Funny how people that know nothing about Philippines or CFO will post here and give advice. 

 

 

I agree, I find it quit funny and odd people who haven't been to Philippines nor know the system making comments.

 

 

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

3 hours ago, Mick Jones said:

I agree, I find it quit funny and odd people who haven't been to Philippines nor know the system making comments.

 

 

Mick Jones is the name of the month, eh?