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^@bachoy, Is the letter from US Embassy Manila? Or from USCIS? or NVC? I'll try to answer your q as best as I could.If the letter is from:-USCISAnd it states Approve. It means yung I-130 nya is accepted. It's the NOA 2 (Notice of Action). The first NOA is just the receipt. If its an NOA2 letter, it means they will transfer his papers to NVC for further processing.-NVCAnd they already submitted form I-864 (AOS) & DS-230 with its corresponding fees and supporting docs. The letter your bf received means case complete na but wala pang visa # available to be given. And if hindi pa sila naka submit ng AOS and DS230, hindi pa current yung visa nya kaya waiting pa sila to make it current.-US Embassy ManilaSame with NVC...I doubt if sila nagbigay? Maybe it was NVC who gave the letter?...USE Manila will gave your bf a letter and instruction when it's okay na to schedule his interview if may available na, na Visa# para sa kanya.Maybe other sis can comment on this. Mga sis correct me if I'm wrong here.... Your BF is F1 dba? Unmarried sons and daughters of an American citizen. VB for F1 is 01JUN94. Anong PD ng bf mo?
@sis ato, sis septembernine, sis kuruga and sis bachoy, I'm just happy to help... Prayers, patience and understanding are the most essential sa atin mga sis lalo na nag-w-wait tayo ng sobrang matagal. Years and years...Nakakasayang sa panahon natin din pag wala tayo ibang ginagawa. Kaya fill your time up with other things nalang para di mo na maiisip ang petition na yan.@sis ato, sana nga we could meet...one of these days...@sis bachoy, yeah..it looks like sa NVC pa yung letter nya. And he has to wait pa for his PD to be current before his case will be transferred to US Embassy Manila and then, he will be given instructions to schedule his interview.
1.TRANSMISSION – This is the ability of a U.S. citizen parent to transmit citizenship to their child. The U.S. citizen parent(s) must have been a U.S. citizen at the time of the child's birth and must have accrued sufficient physical presence in the U.S. to transmit citizenship. The transmission requirements depend on the date of birth of the child and the legal relationship between the parents at the time of the birth of the child. See the Transmission Requirements for Citizenship. 2.LEGITIMATION - The child/applicant must meet the legal requirements pertaining to legitimation. A child born to a female U.S. citizen (and a non-U.S. citizen father) is automatically legitimated. Proof of legitimation is required for a child born to a male U.S. citizen. Persons born to an in-wedlock U.S. citizen father and non-U.S. citizen mother are legitimated by virtue of the marriage. Persons born to an out-of wedlock U.S. citizen father and non-U.S. citizen mother, and not legitimated by the natural parents' subsequent marriage, can be legitimated under the Immigration and Nationality Act by one of two methods. See the Legitimation Requirements for further details. 3.FILIATION - A biological and legal relationship with the child/applicant and the claimed U.S. citizen parent must be established.
