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This is frustrating me to no end. I am trying to figure out what the mailing address to my fiance is but I never knew that a simple thing like this would be the most difficult part for me with the process.

When I ask for her address she tells me:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village caloocan city

Now maybe I am wrong but I don't think the Philippines address are written like that. I asked her to write it out like I would on an evelope but she keeps putting it on one line. Is she correct? I need to mail her the paperwork to sign and I need to make sure the address is right on the paperwok. Anyone with experience in Philippine address help me break it down so its more legible to a post worker?

Eric

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This is frustrating me to no end. I am trying to figure out what the mailing address to my fiance is but I never knew that a simple thing like this would be the most difficult part for me with the process.

When I ask for her address she tells me:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village caloocan city

Now maybe I am wrong but I don't think the Philippines address are written like that. I asked her to write it out like I would on an evelope but she keeps putting it on one line. Is she correct? I need to mail her the paperwork to sign and I need to make sure the address is right on the paperwok. Anyone with experience in Philippine address help me break it down so its more legible to a post worker?

Eric

#<house_#> Street_name

Subdivision or Village Name

City, Zip Code

Philippines

Example:

#8 Fe Street,

Don Pedro Village

Caloocan City 1234

Philippines

Hope this helps!

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it looks fine though :thumbs: ...some addresses in the Philippines has this BLOCK and LOT number

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Hi EricC,

Your fiancee's address is fine and her zip code would be 1402... ok to make an example B8 L8, Int. Maligaya, Camarin, Caloocan City 1402

hope this helps!

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no problem with it. it's really how it is in the Philippines. too strange yah? its just the same way Filipino thinks the way u do with regards to the address.

just write the address that she gave u.

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Posted (edited)
This is frustrating me to no end. I am trying to figure out what the mailing address to my fiance is but I never knew that a simple thing like this would be the most difficult part for me with the process.

When I ask for her address she tells me:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village caloocan city

Now maybe I am wrong but I don't think the Philippines address are written like that. I asked her to write it out like I would on an evelope but she keeps putting it on one line. Is she correct? I need to mail her the paperwork to sign and I need to make sure the address is right on the paperwok. Anyone with experience in Philippine address help me break it down so its more legible to a post worker?

Eric

She is correct...

Example :

29 Strawberry Street

Blk 9, Lot 29 Int. Maligaya Calamansian Hacci Village

Caloocan City 1402

Philippines

Edited by Ianne25
Posted

whatever she said/wrote, it is what it is :blush: i also live in

b-42 l-5

which is block and lot numbers!!! that's pretty more way accurate/complete address that you can get in phil... :thumbs:

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Posted

Thanks for the help guys. Just one last question, should I write it as one long line like fish's example? Or should I break it up like in RandyandRina's and Ianne25's examples?

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I-129F

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05/20/08 - US Entry

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Posted
This is frustrating me to no end. I am trying to figure out what the mailing address to my fiance is but I never knew that a simple thing like this would be the most difficult part for me with the process.

When I ask for her address she tells me:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village caloocan city

Now maybe I am wrong but I don't think the Philippines address are written like that. I asked her to write it out like I would on an evelope but she keeps putting it on one line. Is she correct? I need to mail her the paperwork to sign and I need to make sure the address is right on the paperwok. Anyone with experience in Philippine address help me break it down so its more legible to a post worker?

Eric

It might be like this :

#****B-* L-** Int. Maligaya Calamansin HACCCI Village

Caloocan City [zipcode]

Philippines

Subdivision addresses in the philippines are normally long

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Posted
Thanks for the help guys. Just one last question, should I write it as one long line like fish's example? Or should I break it up like in RandyandRina's and Ianne25's examples?

u can do it like this:

B-1 L-2

Int. Maligaya Calamansian HACCCI Village

Caloocan city <zipcode>

PHILIPPINES

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August 13 2006 - "SAbre" meet romanza_25 on IRC(internet relay chat)

November 24 - visit in the Philippines

November 25 - our Trip to Boracay Island

November 26 - (he asked and i said"YES")Engaged!jumpsmiley.gif

April 6 2007 - Sent I-129F

April 13 - Received NOA1

Aug 3 - Approved NOA2

Aug 09 -Receive NOA2 hardcopy

Aug 23 - NVC received our case / assigned case number

Aug 31 - Receive Hard copy from NVC

Sept 5 - Recieved by the Embassy

Sept 21 - Recieved my Packet 4

Oct 30 - Medical Appointment

Nov 06 - Interview date

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Posted
This is frustrating me to no end. I am trying to figure out what the mailing address to my fiance is but I never knew that a simple thing like this would be the most difficult part for me with the process.

When I ask for her address she tells me:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village caloocan city

Now maybe I am wrong but I don't think the Philippines address are written like that. I asked her to write it out like I would on an evelope but she keeps putting it on one line. Is she correct? I need to mail her the paperwork to sign and I need to make sure the address is right on the paperwok. Anyone with experience in Philippine address help me break it down so its more legible to a post worker?

Eric

Eric, I think she meant is:

Maligaya Calamansian,

Haccci Village,

Caloocan City

But the problem there is, she didn't state any name of Barangay where that Village belongs to. I think she needs to clarify it with her family or relatives to what exactly her address because I could really tell that it is lacking and it might delay your processing.

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Posted
Thanks for the help guys. Just one last question, should I write it as one long line like fish's example? Or should I break it up like in RandyandRina's and Ianne25's examples?

It's better if you break it. I myself also live in address with a block and lot no. and I'll write my address same way.

#<house_#> Street_name

Subdivision or Village Name

City, Zip Code

Philippines

Posted

I also have a long address in the Philippines and I write it like this:

B-* L-** Console Village, Phase 3

San Vicente, San Pedro,

Laguna 4023

Philippines

In your case you can write it as:

#**** b-* l-** int. maligaya calamansian haccci village

caloocan city [zip code]

Philippines

HELEN

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