US Immigration from Philippines

Question regarding documents for interview, specifically CENOMAR and PSA Advisory on Marriage.

The PHILS USEM pre-interview checklist is a bit confusing. It states, in part, if you are single to bring a CENOMAR, but then also says the CENOMAR is needed for CR1/IR1 interviews.

It also says if you are married to bring an advisory on marriage.

It appears a CENOMAR will detail past marriages and annulments, but the PSA help page says if you are married and request a CENOMAR, PSA will send you an advisory on marriage.

What are the actual documents needed?

TIA

Hi all, I just wanted to clarify some things on the DS-260 for my wife I'm petitioning in the Philippines.

1). For addresses, should I put "NA" on line 1 if there is no actual street name/number?

2). Would putting the Barangay name/number in line 2 of the address field be ok since it's the only other info I have without a street name?

3). In the Family Information Section for Children it asks, "Is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?"

Since my daughter is already a US Citizen from her CRBA she isn't technically immigrating right? She would travel with my wife to the US but not immigrate. So I would answer "NO" right?

Thanks so much all!

All:

It won't be much longer before I pick up my fianc e. We're bringing our cats back to the US with us. Yes, I know about the BAI permitting and all that (I've done this before). I've been looking at several itineraries from CLT-MNL and back. Our real only choice for in-cabin pet travel is Korean Air / Delta codeshare. It seems as flying from Manila with Korean Airlines is a bit more expensive than Delta all the way back (although they're codeshare). Delta has some sort of pet embargo; I understand that is for pets checked in cargo ONLY and not in-cabin internationally? Thoughts?

*checking my cats in cargo with any airline doesn't work for us.

Thanks!

I'm a US citizen and will be departing from Manila terminal 3, with my Filipino wife and daughter. Which immigration line do we queue, foreign or Philippine? I don't want to separate from them in the airport.

We had our interview on Monday (May 13), the interview was very smooth with no issues and the consular said my wife s visa was approved and wait 2 to 3 weeks for her visa.

Since Monday our CEAC status has updated everyday but stayed at ready. I know it s only been three days, but I wanted to check with the group to see if or when we should reach out to the embassy.