FASTEST FEDEX,LBC OR DHL

[patrick & relyn 0]

IM JUST PLANNING ON WHEN RELYN GETS ALL HER PAPERWORK INCLUDING THE ANNULMENT DECREE, WHICH SERVICE IN THE PHILIPPINES WOULD BE FASTEST SO WE CAN GET ON THE ROAD TO K-1. I KNOW OF FEDEX, LBC, OR DHL. ANY IDEAS OUT THERE. COST IS NOT THE ISSUE.

[archie07 0]

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[Dakine 26]

IM JUST PLANNING ON WHEN RELYN GETS ALL HER PAPERWORK INCLUDING THE ANNULMENT DECREE, WHICH SERVICE IN THE PHILIPPINES WOULD BE FASTEST SO WE CAN GET ON THE ROAD TO K-1. I KNOW OF FEDEX, LBC, OR DHL. ANY IDEAS OUT THERE. COST IS NOT THE ISSUE.

I used USPS Global Express going to PI and wife used DHL sending back. Worked for us without any problems.

Fed X is faster tho.

[pushbrk 12,883]

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Wrong direction. The OP asked about shipping from the PI to USA. DHL is reliable and much less expensive than FedEx but both are fine.

[JeffMayeth 0]

I remember sending my file to Jeff through Fedex (from Phils to VA).... and it gets to him in a day or two!

Mayeth

Edited November 5, 2007 by JeffMayeth

[spidergirl 0]

If she lives in Metro Manila Area FedEx is the best and its fast. But if she lives in other provinces you should better use LBC or DHL because FedEx are not available in some other provinces. Better let her check first if there's a branch of the courier that you would use in her area.

[cantwait2long 0]

I used global express guranteed and it reached a small town in India on 3rd business day. At the same time I send her a greeting card and that reached newt day...4th business day.

USPs is less expensive.

[archie07 0]

I used global express guranteed and it reached a small town in India on 3rd business day. At the same time I send her a greeting card and that reached newt day...4th business day.

USPs is less expensive.

Good advice, but as Pushbrk pointed out, we are going in the wrong direction.

[sunandmoon 450]

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Wrong direction. The OP asked about shipping from the PI to USA. DHL is reliable and much less expensive than FedEx but both are fine.

agree my wife used DHL a couple of time sending to me from the Philippines.

[hoosier 0]

My Fiancee sent me some forms Via LBC from Cebu city. it arrived 3 days later to Indiana Via UPS the cost was 1100 pesso.

LBC has locations all over the place in the Philippines.

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

My Fiancee sent me some forms Via LBC from Cebu city. it arrived 3 days later to Indiana Via UPS the cost was 1100 pesso.

LBC has locations all over the place in the Philippines.

i suggest fedex because its reliable unlike dhl (left at door) without even the person signing the item. its expensive though.

[patrick & relyn 0]

Relyn used DHL and it costed 1650 peso and she said because overweight. DHL delivered about 3 or 4 days later but didnt leave it because no one was home. I had to sign slip allowing them to leave at the door. We might be using it again and she says it will be 1100 peso because less paperwork. I have a feeling we will need more documentation regarding her annulment. Where is talks about other names used also......she put none. But when she sent me her documents of annulment it had her married name on it. She says she never officially changed her name but to be on safe side i changed my 129 and her 325 to reflect married name. Now i see in 129 instructions that they want documentation of name change. So that will mean i need her marriage certificate. I guess we will see if an RFE is desired my CSC. We finally send 129 news years eve!

patrick

[ez2007 1]

My Fiancee sent me some forms Via LBC from Cebu city. it arrived 3 days later to Indiana Via UPS the cost was 1100 pesso.

LBC has locations all over the place in the Philippines.

i suggest fedex because its reliable unlike dhl (left at door) without even the person signing the item. its expensive though.

i used ups and fedex alternately and the documents arrived in 3 days just the same. regarding the annulment, she has to follow up on Advance Endorsement from the municipal registrar that has a record of her prior marriage and send it to the National Statistics Office. Her marriage certificate should bear an annotation declaring the marriage null and void based on the Annulment Decree. Mine took months to be released from the NSO because my name was misspelled on the annotation. it had to be corrected again by the local registrar and sent it again to NSO Manila.

i am still using my married name at the workplace as i haven't told everybody about it because i don't want to answer why's and how's for a hundredth time. i think there's no problem if on her passport and nbi clearance she is using her maiden name. if she has children, better have a solo parent id with her maiden name on it.

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

My fiancée and I have always used DHL either direction. Inexpensive and reliable.

[Jesse and Hema 2]

DHL is the best.. A bit more pricey, depending, but the best