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vanessas

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #460 on: May 28, 2009, 07:14:36 pm »
sisses i need your help.

nakapetition ako kay mama. dumating na nung january this year na naaprove na siya.

makukuha niya kaya ako within this year? mag 21 na ko sa october e.

plus im preggy pa.

malabo na kaya?


Vera

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #461 on: May 29, 2009, 11:30:29 pm »
Question po:

Pag approved na petition as immigrant and I get to the US, am I allowed to exit and visit other countries and possibly go back to the Phils for a vacation? I want to be able to travel every 6 months. What are the implications of this?

Thanks.

grumpybear

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #462 on: June 03, 2009, 06:22:24 pm »
If you get your permanent resident card na or at least natatakan na yung passport mo, you're ok to travel na.
As far as implications naman, wala naman yata except that if you're out of the country for too long, it might affect the continuous residency requirements if ever you decide to apply for naturalization.

misao

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #463 on: June 05, 2009, 08:35:21 pm »
Next month na yung interview ko! Kinakabahan ako sa medical... Tama nga dad ko dapat June makakaalis ako kaya lang nadelay ako sa pag-send ng docs sa kanya... F2B nga pala ko. Parang gusto kong magpa-check up muna sa doc ko para hindi ako kabahan. :(

cha-cha

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #464 on: June 05, 2009, 10:15:56 pm »
good luck on your medical and visa interview..kami naman F2A..case complete na daw sabi ng hubby ko nun nag inquire sya sa NVC.pero since hindi pa current yun visa, wait pa kami ng schedule ng interview...3months gap pa daw e.

maika14

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #465 on: June 06, 2009, 01:03:12 am »
Question po:

Pag approved na petition as immigrant and I get to the US, am I allowed to exit and visit other countries and possibly go back to the Phils for a vacation? I want to be able to travel every 6 months. What are the implications of this?

Thanks.

sis, ang alam ko, you must stay in the US for 2 solid years so your green card can be released. para maging candidate ka for citizenship. after that, you can go in and out of US as long as your stay outside the US is not longer than staying inside.

but in an event where in you "must" go back to pinas inside that first 2-year period, i think you must present a letter of sort to some agency. (that i dont really know) that happened to my cousin din when she was in the US and had to go back here coz someone died in the family. she was allowed naman pero 10 days lang dapat, balik na sya agad dun.. ayun.. ewan lang kung ganun pa din ngaun kasi that was like 10 years ago.. :)

but if ever na ayaw mo namang maging citizen, baka pwede ang frequent travels.. ask around ka pa din sis.. hehe.. yan kasi yung natatandaan ko nung napanood ko yung Citizen Pinoy sa ANC  ;D

misao

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #466 on: June 06, 2009, 01:17:37 am »
cha-cha, thanks! Sana walang maging prob sa medical ko.

grumpybear

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #467 on: June 06, 2009, 01:26:43 am »
Vera, I forgot to mention that when I first got approved for legal permanent residence, I travelled agad. At that time, di ko pa hawak ang green card ko. Tatak lang sa passport.
I've been travelling almost yearly since I got my greencard and staying for 3-5 weeks at a time and wala naman akong naging problema with re-entry.
I've been eligible to apply for citizenship since 2007 actually kaya lang di pa ako sure if I want to apply for it.
Pero so far, wala naman akong problema with my travels.

Vera

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #468 on: June 09, 2009, 12:21:06 am »
grumpybear: I'm on I-130 (spouse), Any idea how long will I be approved for legal permanent residence? Di ba madali lang pag I-130 ang petition?

grumpybear

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #469 on: June 09, 2009, 01:22:12 am »
Vera, I think the length of time it takes to process it varies state by state. Depende yata sa volume ng hinahandle nila. At least that's how it was when I applied 5 years ago. I'm assuming your husband is an American citizen?
Nung time ko, from the time of application to the approval of permanent residence status, it took only about 3 months. But then again, I live in a state that has probably way lesser immigrant applications than, say, California.
If you really need to travel without your approval yet, you could apply for advance parole/re-entry permit (I-131). I applied for it but did not get to use it since my visa was approved agad. Sayang lang yung fee. LOL

bluey

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #470 on: June 09, 2009, 12:53:17 pm »
hello mga sisess! ask ko lang kung may background check pa ba na gingawa ang US embassy sa fiancee visa?? laki kce agwat namin eh 25 years! pagdudahan kaya kmi?? american cia at gusto niya ako ipetition under fiancee visa....single po ako pero nurse ako at may pending immigrant ako sa US employment based... approved na un pero it will take time kce priority date ko ay 2008 eh 2003 palang ang pinaprocess ngaun...so naisip namin na ipetition niya ako under fiancee [textspeak!] may background check pa ba nagagawin dito sa akin...?? helppo

Vera

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #471 on: June 10, 2009, 10:37:47 am »
grumpybear Thanks for the reply. I figured nga na after ko makuha yung permanent legal residency status ko, which is around 3-5 months for spouses, I can travel already but I couldn't stay in my destination country for more than 6 months.

quenniegirl

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #472 on: June 14, 2009, 06:35:16 am »
Vera, I think the length of time it takes to process it varies state by state. Depende yata sa volume ng hinahandle nila. At least that's how it was when I applied 5 years ago. I'm assuming your husband is an American citizen?
Nung time ko, from the time of application to the approval of permanent residence status, it took only about 3 months. But then again, I live in a state that has probably way lesser immigrant applications than, say, California.
If you really need to travel without your approval yet, you could apply for advance parole/re-entry permit (I-131). I applied for it but did not get to use it since my visa was approved agad. Sayang lang yung fee. LOL
hi !! ask ko lang about dun sa re-entry...im a LPR din kasi dumating ako january this year ok lang ba na umuwi ako sa pinas this december? kasi ang sabi nila kapag umuwi daw ako kailangan mag file pa ako ng re-entry..o kailangan mag stay muna ako dito sa u.s ng 1 yr. naguguluhan kasi ako eh...thanks !!

quenniegirl

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #473 on: June 14, 2009, 06:44:50 am »
bakit ganun kaya? nai-mail ko na thru LBC ang Ds230 namin at mga req'ts nun 07May, then may dumating na email from NVC na wala pa daw sila natatanggap at parang missing documents pa..i inquired thru LBC at natrace naman nila na nareceive na yun documents na pinadala ko..my hubby's been always inquiring thru NVC cust service, and lagi sagot daw ng machine e wala pa din daw nga natatanggap..someone said na baka false RFE yun nareceive ko na email...hintayin ko na lang daw...me nakaexperience na ba sa inyo ng same experience? hindi ko naman pede resend yun dahil baka lalo gumulo...tiA!

hi !! yah nangyari na din samin yan medjo nag worry nga ako kasi sabi ng nvc wala daw silang narereceive na document...pero yung sa amin naman when we check it to the casenumber online nag appear na case complete..pero may nareceive pa din kami na RFE...sis just check your status online kasi minsan nagkakasalisi..nauna ng ipadala [textspeak!] rfe then dadating nman yung documents...

grumpybear

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #474 on: June 14, 2009, 10:09:56 am »
hi !! ask ko lang about dun sa re-entry...im a LPR din kasi dumating ako january this year ok lang ba na umuwi ako sa pinas this december? kasi ang sabi nila kapag umuwi daw ako kailangan mag file pa ako ng re-entry..o kailangan mag stay muna ako dito sa u.s ng 1 yr. naguguluhan kasi ako eh...thanks !!

if you are approved as an LPR, you don't need a re-entry permit. Re-entry permits will only be applicable if pending pa yung case mo.

cha-cha

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #475 on: June 16, 2009, 09:52:09 am »

hi !! yah nangyari na din samin yan medjo nag worry nga ako kasi sabi ng nvc wala daw silang narereceive na document...pero yung sa amin naman when we check it to the casenumber online nag appear na case complete..pero may nareceive pa din kami na RFE...sis just check your status online kasi minsan nagkakasalisi..nauna ng ipadala [textspeak!] rfe then dadating nman yung documents...
hi sis! thanks for this reply
I insisted hubby to talk to an operator since ang lagi nya naririnig e AVR at yun nga, lagi sinasabi na incomplete pa daw yun docs  namin..fortunately, case complete na kami pero hindi pa daw current yun visa..so wait na lang kami ng interview..hindi kasi updated nga yun AVR..ayun, thankful naman kami at walang naging prob sa ipinadala kong documents..anyway, where do you check your status online..kasi yung sa USCIS website, receipt no.naman yun hinhinigi dun..ayaw tanggapin pag case number..e ang lumalabas pa rin na info e yun kung kelan naapprove yun petition..

bluey

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #476 on: July 01, 2009, 11:03:57 am »
anyone here processing their K1 visa or is done processing their K1 visa? i'm currently processing mine and will have my interview on June 17. I hope someone can share their experience and maybe can give me advice/tips also. Thank you!
sis pa share naman ng experience mo sa interview?? tnx

misao

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #477 on: July 01, 2009, 11:43:40 am »
Yeah... pa-share ng mga questions sa interview. Medyo nervous ako eh. F2b ako, this July na interview ko. Kailangan ko ba magdala ng sponsor's tax returns, green card & passport copies, and proof of remittances?

changelessme

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #478 on: July 01, 2009, 01:11:11 pm »
sis pa share naman ng experience mo sa interview?? tnx

sis my blog ako about my visa interview and medical... pls visit my blogsite http://bechay-dawaterrat.blog.friendster.com hanapin mo lang sis, July 1 ang medical and July 29 naman ang sa Visa interview

I hope makatulong ako, thanks
« Last Edit: July 01, 2009, 08:16:56 pm by changelessme »

municat

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Re: Going to the US: I-130 Petition (Spouse/Immediate Relative)-Part 2
« Reply #479 on: July 01, 2009, 09:33:00 pm »
sis my blog ako about my visa interview and medical... pls visit my blogsite http://bechay-dawaterrat.blog.friendster.com hanapin mo lang sis, July 1 ang medical and July 29 naman ang sa Visa interview

I hope makatulong ako, thanks

sis, how long inabot process from the time your hubby petitioned you up to the time you got the visa?

 

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