where to file???? Help

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Hi guys,

I am a new member here and I will be really glad if someone could advise me. I met my fiancee last December, 2006 thru yahoo chatroom and everyday we chatted and write emails as well. So we decided to meet last April, 2007 and he got engaged too. Now I came back here in Singapore to work again and he's now in the US. Now I want to know if we are qualified to apply a Fiancee Visa and the processing country is Singapore though I my home country is Philippines? Is there any chance for us to be granted such Visa since we only have less than one year relationship. Though our feelings is so strong towards each other and we are so desperate to be together everyday. Please help!!!

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If you are working and considered a resident of Singapore, you can interview there in Singapore, just indicate this on the I-129F.

You will still need to acquire police certs from the Philippines, as well as Singapore.

And yes a relationship of less than a year is not a problem.

Edited July 24, 2007 by YuAndDan

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If you are working and considered a resident of Singapore, you can interview there in Singapore, just indicate this on the I-129F.

You will still need to acquire police certs from the Philippines, as well as Singapore.

And yes a relationship of less than a year is not a problem.

wow! I was surprised by a quick reply! So happy about it. My work here is only for two years so does it means I am not a resident here? Too hassle to go home for interview if the processing country is Phils. Thanks for the quicky reply I really appreciate it!

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If you are working and considered a resident of Singapore, you can interview there in Singapore, just indicate this on the I-129F.

You will still need to acquire police certs from the Philippines, as well as Singapore.

And yes a relationship of less than a year is not a problem.

wow! I was surprised by a quick reply! So happy about it. My work here is only for two years so does it means I am not a resident here? Too hassle to go home for interview if the processing country is Phils. Thanks for the quicky reply I really appreciate it!

You only need to be a resident. Don't need to be a permanent resident. The length of your relationship is not a factor but all couples need to show evidence of ongoing bona fide relationships at the interview. Continued visits and communication is the most common way of doing that.

I suggest both of you start by studying the guides here and the instructions for the I-129F. Then come back with any questions.

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If you are working and considered a resident of Singapore, you can interview there in Singapore, just indicate this on the I-129F.

You will still need to acquire police certs from the Philippines, as well as Singapore.

And yes a relationship of less than a year is not a problem.

wow! I was surprised by a quick reply! So happy about it. My work here is only for two years so does it means I am not a resident here? Too hassle to go home for interview if the processing country is Phils. Thanks for the quicky reply I really appreciate it!

You only need to be a resident. Don't need to be a permanent resident. The length of your relationship is not a factor but all couples need to show evidence of ongoing bona fide relationships at the interview. Continued visits and communication is the most common way of doing that.

I suggest both of you start by studying the guides here and the instructions for the I-129F. Then come back with any questions.

Thnaks a lot for all the comments. I am glad that I found this site. it really helps a lot especially for people like me. Yes we have continued communication everyday. Only that we can't wait for more months to be separated. THANKS!!!