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my fiance got divorced from her philippine husband . the divorce took place in hong kong will we be able to get her a k-1 visa

There is no divorce in the Philippines only annulment.

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If you both are free to marry and she has her divorce/annulment documents proving she is no longer married, you should have no problems filing for a K1.

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If your fiancee was and is still a Filipino citizen then the divorce she obtained in hongkong will not be honored in the Philippines. Being a Filipino citizen, she still needs to follow the Family Code of the Philippines with regards to dissolution of marriage... and we don't have divorce in the Philippines, only annulment, a much longer and tedious process compared to divorce.

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She needs to file annulment because that's the only legal separation that is recognized by Philippine Law.

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She needs to file annulment because that's the only legal separation that is recognized by Philippine Law.

If there is a registered marriage with the Filipino government the enbassy will not process any fiance petitions until an annulment can be completed and proper documentation provided.

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my fiance got divorced from her philippine husband . the divorce took place in hong kong will we be able to get her a k-1 visa

If she was married in the Philippines and divorced in Hong Kong the American Consulate in Hong Kong will recognize the divorce but Philippines will not

I was had the same scenario as you

K-1

September 18, 07 - Mailed K1 Petition

September 25, 07 - NOA1

October 10, 07 Touched

January 07 08 Touched Limitation Wavier required

January 16 08 Touched Filing Limitation Wavier received in Vermont

January 17 -21 08 Touched

January 22 08 NOA2 Approved

January 28 08 NVC Case number issued HNK********

February 15 08 received packet 3

March 23 08 sent packet to consulate

April 26 08 FPU check

June 3 08 interview in Hong Kong

June 7 08 Visa in hand

June 25 08 Arrived in Boston

Aug 15 08 Married

February 15 09 Applied for AOS

March 27 09 Biometrics done in Boston

May 1 09 AOS transfered to CSC

May 4,09 received I765 card

May 13 09 touched

June 10 ,09 Green Card ordered .. no interview

June 29 ,09 Received Green card

May 2011 filed for 10y Green card

June 2011 interview for green card

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Not exactly true. Actually the philippines does recognize divorce for the philippine citizen in the following limited situation:

Filipino(a) marries foreigner in foreign country. Foreigner files for divorce in country where divorce is legal. Filipino(a) contests divorce but the legal system in the divorce jurisdiction does not recognize it and the divorce petitioner (foreigner) is granted divorce.

In the above scenario, the Filipino(a) new status will be recognized in the Philippines and he/she is free to (re-) marry.

http://famli.blogspot.com/2007/12/right-of...ivorcee-to.html

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