US Immigration from Philippines

Hi all, I am not sure I have the correct forum, but I have a question about transiting and travel to the US. I believe we are in the final stretches of processing and nearing approval after admin processing. Our case status has changed to "received" and has changed from "immigrant" to 'non-immigrant" visa application.

I'm trying to plan ahead as much as possible for the flight back. In checking to see if there were any transit visa requirements for Korea, I used one of the airlines websites to check if any visa is needed. One requirement that was listed was that we would need either a letter signed by the non-custodial parent, a letter signed by both parents or the custodial agreement. I need to double check but I don't believe my fianc has a custodial agreement as the children have always lived with her. Does anyone have any insight or advice on this and if it is truly a requirement for my Fianc 's children to travel to the US?

Thank you.

Hello, I received a notification in the mail with my I-129F application and supporting documentation. It was rejected because a field was not filled in. Do I need fill out a completely new application or only need to fill in the missing field on the original application? Do I need to include a new letter of intent? Thanks

Hi,

My mother's timeline below:

Petition submitted: 03/13/2023

Petition Approved: 2/29/2024

NVC DQ : 04/09/2024

Waiting for an Interview letter...

Hi everyone,

I ll be submitting my I-751 soon. May I ask for your advice on whether our I-751 packet is complete/sufficient? I m worried that we might have missed something. Here is the list of the documents we have in our packet:

1. Forms
   1. Form G-1450, Authorization for Credit Card Transactions
   2. Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
   3. Form G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance
2. Initial Evidence
   1. IDs
      1. My permanent resident card
      2. My origin country passport
      3. My spouse s US passport
      4. Our marriage certificate
   2. Proof of cohabitation
      1. Current and past lease/rental agreements
      2. Shared utilities
   3. Tax Returns Filed Jointly
   4. Health Insurance
   5. International Travel Documents
      1. Airline Tickets
      2. Hotel Reservations
   6. Photos and Social Media Posts

Thank you for your time and advice!

Hello :). I'm a Filipino spouse who recently got married and we're hoping to get some guidance regarding a portion of Form I-485.

On the public charge question on item number 61, I answered "Yes," but now I'm required to state more information, specifically assets and liabilities. We are seeing to provide the values of my husband's assets on Form I-485 and not Form I-864, but we are wondering:

- Will refusing to declare assets on Form I-864 after providing the values on Form I-485 be a problem or cause an RFE in some magical way?

- Will we be required to provide additional evidence of my husband's assets (mainly savings) even though it's not on Form I-864?

- Will we need to provide additional evidence for providing the values of the household liabilities as well?

Appreciate the help. We're hoping to file in about a week. Thanks!