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Here is a current cheat sheet which shows what flights use which NAIA terminals.  This information was provided by NAIA to Resorts World.  The Resorts World kiosk at each terminal has this information.  From time to time, NAIA changes things, so please feel free to add any updates.

Terminal 1:

Air China

Air Niogini

Asiana Air

China Air

China Southern

Dragon Air

Etihad Air

Eva Air

Gulf Air

Japan Air

Jet Star

In'l

Korean Air

Kuwait Air

Malaysian Airlines

Oman Air

Qantas Air

Royal Brunei Air

Saudi Air

Thai Airways

Tiger Air

United Air

Xiamen Air

Turkish Air

Terminal 2:

All international flights for Philippine Airlines

Philippine Airlines domestic flights:

- Bacolod

- Cebu

- Davao

- Gensan

- Ilo-Ilo

- Laoag

- Tagbilaran

- Kalibo: PR239 / PR240 / PR249 / PR250

Terminal 3:

Philippine Airlines domestic flights:

- Butuan

- Basuanga

- Calbayog

- Catarman

- Caticlan

- Cotabato

- Dipolog

- Dumaguete

- Legazpi

- Masbate

- Naga

- Ozamis

- Puerto Princesa

- Roxas

- Surigao

- Tacloban

- Tuguegarao

- Zamboanga

- Kalibo: PR081 / PR082 / PR561 / PR562 / PR563 / PR566 / PR975 / PR976 / PR969 / PR970

All Cebu Pacific flights

Delta Airlines

Emirates Airline

KLM Royal Dutch

Singapore Airlines

Cathay Pacific

All Nippon Airways

Air Asia Zest Air:

- Jinjiang

- Incheon

- Kota Kinabalu

- Macau

- Kuala Lumpur

- Hong Kong

Terminal 4:

Air Asia Zest Air:

- Cebu

- Kalibo

- Tacloban

- Tagbilaran

Tiger Air Philippines

Skyjet

5 minutes ago, Dee elle said:

Conditional Residence and Removing Conditions

If you have been married less than 2 years when your spouse is granted permanent resident status, your spouse will receive permanent resident status on a conditional basis.

 

Don't confuse the visa approval date with the date LPR status is granted. LPR status is acquired on entering the USA, not on the date the visa is issued.. so the 2 year time frame is assessed at POE nit on interview date.

Thanks for the correction, Dee Elle.

They go by the date the visa is issued.  If you have been married less than two years, she will receive a conditional green card.

Chinook and I recently stayed at the Belmont at Resorts World.  It's cozy, it's clean, it's near NAIA, their shuttle is free, and a good breakfast is included.

I remember when a VJ member got a corrected DS-3025 from St. Lukes.  Maybe you can do the same.

While you are at SLEC, you may want to ask them whether your six-year-old stepdaughter needs the skin test.

If no one is at home, they won't deliver the packet.  If someone is at home, they will deliver the packet, but they may ask for a permission letter signed by the beneficiary.

When they texted Chinook that her fiancee visa was about to be delivered, she called the local office and told them to hold onto it, and then she went there and picked it up.

Was your I-129F petition approved by the USCIS on March 6?

If so, your fiancee should schedule an embassy interview and complete the medical at St. Lukes.

In order to show the embassy that you are making more money this year, your fiancee should bring several of your most recent paycheck stubs to her interview, along with your tax return/tax transcript, W-2, and a letter from your employer.

10 hours ago, magamayomel said:

We are part of the January Filers and my fiance just recieved the receipt a week after it was sent. We are expecting it would take two months for the second update but til now haven't seen. We both are worried on the documents if something might have gone wrong, if it is rejected or not or if our documents is reviewed or what's not. Adding, it's already a torture having not to see each other for year and counting. Just worries and so anxious.  Anybody can have similar endeavor?

You are still within the normal processing time, so there is nothing to worry about. Best wishes to you for a smooth and speedy visa journey!

You can submit the NVC letter/email which includes the MNL case number.

Until the USCIS clarifies the issue, personally I would include the G-325A's.

Your daughter will be a legal resident as of the date on her conditional green card.  

The U.S. Embassy Manila doesn't always ask for them, but it's best to go to your interview prepared with an I-134 and current income tax return / W2 (or a tax transcript).  

Was your fiancé asked to sign anything at the FPU?

Did your fiancé sign anything at the FPU?

We have never changed pesos to dollars.  When we have leftover pesos, we simply bring them home and use them during our next vacation in 'Pinas.  We just returned to the U.S. from 'Pinas and we have about Php1600 leftover for the next trip.  

That being said, you could try another bank or, as mentioned above, try Forex.  

Are you carrying $4000 around with you?  Yikes!

Where you met = where you first met = where you officially met = Bohol.

19 hours ago, Transborderwife said:

I would get 6 months pay stubs and a letter 

Me too!

They have their DS-3025's, so they are good to go. 

Best wishes to you on the rest of your journey...!

It appears that you were approved without an interview...congratz...!

Hi Che...

I assume you are interviewing at the U.S. Embassy Manila.  In that case, you need to go to the U.S. Embassy Manila website.  From there you can get the official list of what you will need for your K-1 interview.  From the U.S. Embassy home page, here is the path to follow:

Visas

Immigrant Visas

Fiance(e) visas

The Interview

K1/K2 Applicant Interview Preparation Instructions

Best wishes on your visa journey...!

I have seen St. Luke's refer people with lots of tattoos to their psych doctor.  It takes an hour or less and, if I remember correctly, it costs an extra Php1000.  I've never seen the St. Lukes psych doctor give anyone grief because of their tattoos.  Good luck with your visa journey.

When your package reaches Manila, the USPS turns it over to PhilPost.  PhilPost is unreliable.  I used FedEx for everything.  They delivered to the province in three days.

7 minutes ago, Hypnos said:

You book travel in the name on the passport and document any discrepancy by showing a copy of your marriage certificate to CBP. 

^^^ This ^^^

Trumpcare: One of the greatest oxymorons of all time!

Steve and Joan...Congratz to both of you...!

Is it too early to start thinking about dual citizenship...?