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  1. TerrySF started following I-130 Interview Delay. Anyone currently waiting in Manila? , Reaching the end! Medical and Interview set up for December. A few last questions. , Unable To Update DS-260 (My wife's parents passed away since we initially filled the form). and 1 other
  2. TerrySF
    We are reaching the end of this long journey! Medical at St. Luke's is scheduled for 12/5, followed by biometrics appointment near MOA on 12/20 and the interview on 12/23 (3 days after I land in Manila for Xmas). I'm double checking we have everything set up and ready and I noticed on the CEAC site that the financial documents uploaded are from 2023 (Federal Income Tax Statements, W2 and tax statements, and her police/NBI clearance certificate). Should we update these docs with the most recent ones we have? There's no mention of this anywhere on the USCIS emails or websites. Also, we read that for the interview, no cellphones are allowed into the embassy. We definitely need to have our cells before and after the interview to order a Grab back to the hotel. Is there a place where we can safely store our cells at the embassy or nearby? Thanks!
  3.    top_secret reacted to a post in a topic: Unable To Update DS-260 (My wife's parents passed away since we initially filled the form).
  4. TerrySF
    Thank you!
  5. TerrySF
    Hello, I have another quick questions regarding our pre-interview checklist. We are reviewing her DS-260 and noticed her parent's details should be updated but we're unable to do so. There's no edit option for any of the sections. Does anyone know what we should do. Her parents are no longer alive but they were at the time of filing the form a few years ago. Thanks!
  6. TerrySF
    Thank you so much for your clarifications. They have been very helpful!
  7. TerrySF
    We just looked up CFO and see it's another requirement we weren't aware of Apparently she would not be able to leave the Philippines without it and in order to to get it: A. What are the requirements? The following are the GCP primary requirements: 1. Barcoded Confirmation form of GCP Appointment 2. Original valid passport and additional two (2) valid IDs; 3. Original valid visa and Confirmation of Permanent Residence (for Canada-bound only); 4. Petitioner’s passport copy or one (1) valid ID; and 5. Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Marriage certificate in security paper (if married in the Philippines); 6. Report of Marriage in Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) security paper (if married overseas)
  8. TerrySF
    Oh wow, so this whole thing is only needed if she wants to change her name? We're ready to make her appointment just found out about this extra step. Looks like we can schedule the appointment and file for ROM too. Hopefully, she'll be able to come here (US) while the ROM is still processing (we read it takes about 6 months/1 year)!
  9. TerrySF
    Thank you! So, she can make the appointment with all the other required docs +CENOMAR? Do you we ever need any docs from PSA/ROM? What would be the purpose of these?
  10. TerrySF
    Hello, We finally received our letter informing us my wife is ready to schedule her interview. We received a list of items we need to bring or submit at the time of the interview but have some questions regarding a "Marriage Certificate issued by the PSA". We do not have that as we didn't get married in the Philippines (We went the online Utah path during Covid). Based on the checkmark in the email, it appears she will need it at the time of the interview. Does anyone know what can we do in order to get this document? In regards to the other document (CENOMAR), looks relatively easy to get but do we need it at the time of the interview too? Thanks! ☒ Marriage Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) ☒ Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) or Advisory on Marriages issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) within the past 12 months for married applicants and unmarried applicants at least 18 years old and above. The document must include all the names you have used (alias or A.K.A / “also known as”)
  11. TerrySF
    Thanks for your message. I guess it helps a bit knowing we're not the only ones experiencing this!
  12. TerrySF
    The last notification we received was NOA2 in September: "All required applicant documents have been received and approved 12-SEP-2023". Based on timelines in Manila we expected my wife to get an appointment for her interview around mid-January but we still haven't gotten any news. We also do not see any updated timelines from Manila. Does anyone know if there's a delay for that embassy currently and if there's a way we can estimate when her interview will take place? Thanks! T&M
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