US Immigration from Philippines

Ten years after arriving in the USA from the Philippines on a K-3 Visa, my wife earned a 2nd degree as a Registered Nurse and is currently serving on active duty as a First Lieutenant in the United States Air Force Nurse Corps, stationed in Germany. This is after she already had served 6 years previous to this in the Tennessee Air National Guard as an Airman. Her job in the Philippines had been as an elementary English teacher, and then a school principal.

Is it ok for the foreign fiancee to scan back the signed letter of intent? Not sure if they except a copy.

Is it ok to place more than one photo on a letter size sheet of paper. Is it ok to reduce them so they can be 4 to a page? Not sure if this is considered retouching or altering which is not allowed. TIA

Hi,

I am starting this thread because I need help and a little bit confused. First off, I just wanted to say thank you for your time and hopefully you can help me out.

Here's a little bit of background from me and my fiancee/GF. We have been dating for almost 2 years now and we both immediately felt like we were both compatible to each other. I reside in the USA and she resides in the UAE (Dubai), but she is just there for work. She has a B1/B2 Tourist Visa and she would visit me often here in the US.

Little did I know, she surprised me and told me that she is pregnant. I am happy and blessed hearing this from her.

Now, our plan is for her to come home to the Philippines (May 2020), but while she is still in Dubai and sorting everything out, I will file the K1 Visa so that way there are no time wasted. Our goal is for her to be here in the US before she delivers the baby, so that way I can be with her all throughout her pregnancy or some part of it.

Here are my questions....

• If the K1 Visa gets delayed and she delivers the baby in the Philippines, would the K1 Visa that I filed still be correct? If not, what would be the right action?
• If she gets approved for the K1 Visa and the newborn is already out, what type of actions should we or I do about the baby - documentations, etc etc?
• Would the baby automatically be a U.S. Citizen since I am a U.S. Citizen?

Thank you so much again for reading my thread and I hope that you could help me out with this.

**Questions to follow**

Jeff

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