the laws and processes regarding with u.s.citizens migrating to philippines?
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sure you would not rather go to mexico ? they also speak spanish in mexico
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K-1 visa is the fastest way to get in the US. Your boyfriend needs to file a K-1 visa petition with USCIS, the petition then gets forwarded to the embassy of your country where you both need to go for an interview.\nK-1 visas are rarely turned down just make sure you stick to one story.\n\nOnce the visa is issued you have 6 months to go in the US, within 90 of you arrival in the US you need to get married and file for a status change, it'll take 6-12 months to get your green card.\n\nIf you get married in Philippines you can file for a green card directly with the embassy but you must wait in the Philippines until it is approved (may also take up to 1 year)\n\nK-1 is definitely the best option if you want to be in the US during the processing period.\n\nLastly, I must also stress that it sounds quite odd that you have just met (have you even met?) and already thinking about marriage. I'd be careful if I were you... a green card ain't worth it !
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Go to the following web site and enter the Mag Anak forum, ask your questions to Ray http://www.mag-anak.org/  You will get all the information you need about Immigration
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Each country has its own immigration laws.  Most require anyone, American or not, to have a valid reason for moving to their country.  Usually, a job is the biggest reason.  Line up a job and you will surely be able to move to that country.
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She's trying to enter America LEGALLY.  She can always reschedule.  It's not the Philipinos that are the problem, though.  The do speak our language as well as Tagalog and other Dialects, and are highly intelligent.  If she's a Nurse, she can get a Visa with no problem.  As you know we are low on Medical Personnel.
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go to this web site.  you will get a ll of the information you need for Immigration in USA
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Check with the Dept. of Immigrtion & Naturalization.
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Call the IMMIGRATION and NATURALIZATION SERVICE ( INS ). They will be in the gov't pages of your phone book. Only they can tell you the true procedures, other than a lawyer who specializes in such cases.
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I married a Filipina. And let me give you some serious advice,. If I had a choice to do it all over again I would not do it. Not because I don’t love my wife because I do very much. but the amount of crap and time and money and aggravation you have to go through with the INS .. it simply is not worth it. I truly honestly don’t know how anyone ever emigrates to the US at all anymore. This has been a total nightmare. Please be forewarned. It is not an easy thing. It takes many many years to resolve. I married my wife over in the Philippines 4 years ago. And it took us about a year for me to get her to the US.. and once she was over here. It was truly a night mare as there are so many forms to fill out and on top of that the incompetence of the INS is just unreal. I think that all the stupid people in the world have been employed there. You will never get the same answer two times and are forced to send them more money for things that were their mistakes to begin with. Just letting you know. it is not all roses.
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Call Immigration and ask them.
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yes, the child should be registered at the embassy. I think you need to get an affidavit from the father, father's proof of citizenship and child's birth certificate. \n\nIts going to be extremely hard for the embassy to acknowledge the citizenship of the child with the father's assistance.\n\nYou may need to go though the Filipino court system to establish paternity. Once you done this, you can then take that documentation to the embassy to plead your case.\n\nUnfortunately, children receive citizenship because the American parent really wants the children to have it. It is going to be a hard route to do otherwise.\n\nI would to go to an Filipino lawyer that practices in both the USA and the Philippines for advise.\n\nAnother thing -- don't delay-- citizenship will be harder to get once the child is older than 18 years old.
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The US citizenship and immigration services website will help your family determine how to procede. the third link down provides a list of naturalization requirements. The second details the law dealing with the naturalization of family members. Usually if a person came to this country illegally he will have to return to his country of origin and apply to come in legally from there. You might also benefit from contacting a lawyer who specializes in immigration. I'm sure even the Legal aid societies in your area will have enough knowledge to advise you.
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go to uscis.gov\nthis site will provide you will all the info you need on immigration laws and all changes that have been made\nGood luck
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Go To The American Embassy\nThey Will Explain All The Proper Procedures To You\n\nGood Luck
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There are extensive laws on immigration depending on which country you live in. If you specified which country, you live in, you would get more information. This Wikipedia article outlines the situation in many countries with links to more detailed articles for the various countries. That would be a good place to start.\n\nWikipedia Immigration\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration#United_States_immigration
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Get a lawyer and go here:  http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citizenship_application.html
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Precede or procede?\n\nFirst of all you should ask to your local embassy the procedure, second, please read every post in this section in order to know how the inmigrants are treated by US citizens.