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How long can a Filipina wife be with her US citizen husband under the I-130 petition?
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∙ 13y ago
Im A filipina wife of an us citizen .What do I need to ask the embassy for visa
and I wanted to know what do right I have .my husband use to be in the military
I need to know if i can obtain a visa to enter United states althuogh i dont have communication, with him please post this anwer
Im A filipina wife of an us citizen .What do I need to ask the embassy for visa
and I wanted to know what do right I have .my husband use to be in the military
I need to know if i can obtain a visa to enter United states althuogh i dont have communication, with him please post this anwer
This sounds like a question, not an answer.... Anyhow, if a foreigner is married to a citizen of the USA, it gives them ZERO rights, as the Manila website of the US Immigration states at the top of their web page. Even if you had children from said American.
If you don't have contact with your husband, no offense, but he probably is not interested in you.
His past employment is not relevant to your case. Did you meet him while he was in the military? Then he left? Never to be heard from again? If so, you are not alone.
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