DELTAFOXTROT
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You could always contact and attorney if you needed 3rd party verificaiton Don't listen to the one person here giving bad information, first they said you couldn't do the application for your mother, which we all know is incorrect And now they are giving you bad information regarding a signature and a E signature to boot.
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Is signing on behalf of someone legal at all? In short, yes, but only if they've agreed to it. The law states that if you've appointed someone to sign one document on your behalf, or 'by proxy' you're allowing them to act as an authorised representative for that one occasion.Jan
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In order to legally sign for someone else, the signer must have the express permission of the person she is signing for. Is It Forgery to Sign Someone's Name With Permission? | CriminalDefenseLawyer.com
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100% Wrong You can sign a signature if you have their permission or consent Please stop spreading incorrect information
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Wrong You exact words was "She applies herself" This is incorrect. She is wrong, you can legally sign for anyone if you have their persmission. Plus this one is electronic signature
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That is what I was thinking as well I see people alway saying that person applying for the visa has to be the one to fill out the applicaton, which is false, Someone even said it in this thread already.
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Interesting, You maybe on to something there about the laundering of money, that would make sense to me.
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Older people usually have family, houses, spouses and history in their place thus it show ties to her home country. It seems to me that tourist visa approval for older people and wealthy people tend to happen vs single younger person from what I have seen in my life. My wife is from Philippines she has about 6 close friends from Philippines that is her close friends within our area, all their parents have been approved tourist visa, thus showing being older shows ties to their home country. And the parents seem to range spectrum from farmers to retired.
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I just asked my wife, She said he put down on the application that she filled out the paperwork for her mother. Wife signed it with her mothers consent.
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The mother is applying for a Tourist Visa If the mother wanted to live in the USA the daughter would just put in a petition for the mother, but she just wants to visit the daughter in the USA, thus a Tourist Visa. Being old is an automatic tie to her home country.
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Correct, it is done electronicly from her laptop.
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Has anyone owned a currency exchange place in the Philippines? I was curious how they actually made money? When I used to spend time in Cebu, there was a local expat bar where you could text a guy and he would come to the bar and exchange US Dollars to Pesos at a fairly good rate compared to other black market money exchangers. I see exchange places like at malls, at local Western Union places, and NAIA airport at the Terminal 1 in the secured area after landing they always have pretty darn good exchange rates and they can do large amounts anytime of the day I was just wondering how these exchange places actually make money.
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Wow, Thank God it turned out well, but 2 years and possible life sentence is scary. That is the bad/sad thing about the Philippines that people don't talk about is the corruption there, Forgeiners never see it first hand.
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Kids can easily apply for the tourist visa for parents My wife did the whole thing for her mother from the USA, her mom lives in Philippines.
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Do Not Drive in the Philippines, you are a major target. People will seek you out for an accident for the money, once again do not drive your first time there. If you have been there for a while and understand the country then drive, but driving is no no for newbie. If there is an accident you will be at fault no matter what. Where are flying from in the USA? How layovers do you have?
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I have found the currency rate at the airport in the secured area after arrving to be excellent and they are quick to exchange large amounts.
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Metered Taxi will still rip you off. My last trip I took it from NAIA terminal 3 to US Embassy in Manila at night aroud 10pm and he somehow rigged the meter to say 1500 peso, I have made this trip probably 40 trips and it is around 380 peso on grab or even taxi leaving going to airport. I gave him 500 peso, but looking back I should of given him nothing, he caught me being tired from flight. They had a kiosk outside the termial that was a grab.
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K1 Visa move much much faster, I wouldn't ever recommend a CR1 Visa, it has way too many negatives. And he will only be there for a week.
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I haven't gotten pesos in decades, I only take US Dollars. Last time I brought peso home they devalued them and made them worthless and I was stuck with a was of old mexican pesos and you they wouldn't accept them.
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I am reading it that is starts on the 28th, So if you scheduled before the 28th then you are good. I don't understand why they would put such a burden on an applicant, We scheduled my wife mother for a Tourist Visa Interview last week, for the September 25th, we beat the deadline if we would try to schedule after the 28th then she would of had to fly to Manila just for biometric and a picture, and then fly back to home and back to Manila for her interview. I dont' get it, this seems very stupid to me.
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Never heard of anyone tipping Euros in Cancun, many coming from Europe get either US Dollars or Pesos to tips, same thing with people from Canada they are always asking if it better to get US Dollars or pesos for Cancun on many of the Resort Pages for Cancun on FB.
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They take US Dollars all over Cancun, Cancun was designed to attract US Citizens and US Dollars. I have never heard of currency exchange that charges any fees in my travels. I always assumed they wanted US Dollars vs a Mexican Pesos.
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Just saw this from the US Embassy in Manila that all interviews for immigrant and non immigrant interview will have open a new Visa Application Center near the Mall of Asia. Immigrant and nonimmigrant visa applicants seeking interview appointments starting September 28 will be required to schedule a separate appointment at the VAC for photo capture and fingerprint scanning prior to their interview at the U.S. Embassy on Roxas Boulevard. Scheduling will be done through the new and redesigned online appointment system. U.S. Embassy to Launch New Visa Application Center, Additional Consular Information Services - U.S. Embassy in the Philippines (usembassy.gov)
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I don't get back until next month. I am on a couple Cancun All Inclusive FB pages and I see people talking about if the workers perfer Pesos over US Dollars. My thought is US Dollar is king.
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Getting interview appointment after paying MRV fee
DELTAFOXTROT replied to Chelmb's topic in Tourist Visas
Good Luck with her interview, I was thinking we would have to wait longer for an appointment US Embassy in Manila is moving along very quickly with visa interviews
