The Road

STEP 3: July 31, 2015 I wasn't expecting that the USCIS will soon approved my petition. Nine days after sending the RFE response we received a confirmation. Our case was APPROVED! Praise GOD! Email USCIS UPDATE We received the Approval Notice or the I-797C 14 days after it was approved. After receiving the Notice of Action - 2 .   My fiance called NVC to ask for our Manila Case number but he was advised to just wait for another week. 

June 15, 2015 RFE -  A  Request For Evidence  ( RFE ) is made by  USCIS  (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) when an immigration or visa application is lacking required evidence, or the immigration officer needs additional evidence to determine the eligibility of an applicant for the benefit sought. Our case was put on hold for a while due to RFE, we were asked to prove that the website where we met is not an International Marriage Broker (IMBRA). My fiance emailed the said dating site and asked if they can provide an affidavit that states that the said website isn't an international marriage broker and that it is free to use dating website. They just sent us an email as a response. On  July 22, 2015 - (RFE Reply) In response to the RFE we submitted the following documents to prove that we both did not pay for any membership for the free online dating services and that the said dating site is not an International Marriage Bro...

STEP 2: May 5, 2015  We received our Notice of Action (NOA-1) from USCIS five days after we sent the I-129F. How to Check Status on USCIS Website go to www.uscis.gov and follow instructions below  Put your USCIS Case# in the box - WAC_______ Case History Updates

My fiance and I started talking in May 2012 on a dating site. We became close friends until he decided to visit me in the Philippines on July 5, 2013. It was during this trip that we met and became much more serious. He visited me again on February 22, 2014  and on his last trip on December 26, 2014 and just a few weeks before that we decided we should get married in the Philippines and made all our arrangements to be married on January 15, 2015. And unfortunately because of the Philippine marriage registration process  and my fiance's arrival in Manila during the holidays he was only able to get the Affidavit of Legal Right to Marry on the 21st of January. The Philippine government requires this documents and 10 days after he is required to sign another document to properly register the marriage. His flight left on the 25th of January and because of this our marriage isn't registered in the Philippines that's why we submitted our paperwork for K-1 Visa. So we can begin o...