US Immigration from Philippines

Hello i have a question about my fiance interview will be at june 15 next month, my question is that i was born in the philippines and moved here in united states at age 26 (im a us citizen) but in the website of the us travelstate.gov said about the requirement about k1 visa that it need a cenomar for petitioner who is 18 years old and stayed 1 year in the philippines. Im not sure if its recommended or required. please help my answer

(recommended) here: https://www.psaserbilis.com.ph/Default.aspx

• For K1, F2A spouse, and CR1/IR1 petitions: If your petitioner was born in the Philippines and lived at least one (1) year in the Philippines after the age of 18 A Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) from the PSA valid within one (1) year from the date it was obtained.

after submitting I-824 , when can you file for I-485?

1. My I-130 has been approved and got i-797 notification
2. filed i-824 (wife us currently overseas)
3. can I apply I-485 while waiting for my i-824 to be approved?

When are they going to drop this ridiculous requirement for Immigrant visas coming to the US! Mother and stepchild are wanting to avoid this.

Hello. i just got approved(USC IR1 Spouse PH beneficiary) and still waiting for my welcome letter from NVC but I want to get ahead and prepare my self to fill up the forms. I'm not sure of this is the right section but my question is:

I'm reading ahead about the DS-260 sample forms and I noticed some parts about spouse and children.

My situation is I've been here staying in the Philippines since 2018 and living together with my wife and my child.

my kid is already a US Citizen via CRBA and have US passport.

I still have strong ties in the US(house, DL, banks etc).

I Would like to know how to fill this up?

is your spouse immigrating to the us with you?

How should I answer this? should I answer NO? since me the petitioner is already a US citizen and will sure to travel with her along with my kid to the USA.

is your child immigrating with you?

How should I answer this? should I answer NO? since my kid is already a US Citizen and have US passport will sure to travel with us back to usa.

thank you

The last we heard rom our erstwhile hero. his K 1 file was sitting at the Manila Embassy waiting for an interview when he suddenly got lost in the Covid Zone. After languishing for over two years in the Covid Zone, our hero had one of those light bulb thought clouds appear, Great idea, said he. Our hero and his beloved got married in Aug 2021 in an online service that had already been recognize by the Philippine government. The logic was that according to the Feds literature, the fact that their I129F had been approved before their I 130 would make this a K 3 visa and his beloved would be allowed entry while the I 130 was being processed. Alas. this did not happen and heir I 130 processed normally. Not long after their case arrived at the NVC, a request to expedite was finally approved and the case sent to the Embassy. An interview was finally scheduled for Mar 22, 202 3. The interview went well but a 221g was issued. with outrageous demands. They wanted the birth certificates of all of her children who were not immigrating They also ante an ID issued prior to 2004. They wantwd a 2021 tax transcript. I do not have taxable income so do not file taxesye my income is enough to meet the requirements. They were hinting at a co sponsor. We submitted the req uired documents and were issued another 221g. Now they wanted a CENOMAR for both my beloved and the father of her children along with his birth certificate. Finally, just two weeks before I was scheduled to fly home, her visa was approved and arrived the next day. I was able to book her on my flight. Then up came the subject of the PDOS. We discovered she was exempt due to age but still hd to go through the GCP. Online registration indicated the first availability of Aug 1, after my flight home. My beloved was having none of this and we drove to Manila to discover she was able to do a walk in, same day registration. She got her certificate that day. I want to thank the staff of Oregon Congressman Cliff Bentz, who helped push me through all the B.S.