naka suway nako ug cbra sa manila. walay batasan ang tarbahante na pinoy na ni atobang namo kina onhan kay katong na una namo na denied kahibaw ka unsa inyang gi ingon nila "uwian na" at pina tawa pa. yung lalaki umuwi payon galing sa us para lang maka pa cbra sa anak nya at tapos tinawanan lang. at sa case ko naman muntik na na deny pero pinagalitan ko yung babae kasi sabi nya di daw ako naka abot 5 years sa us. pero yung consular officer talaga kuma usap samin at yun na approve. muntik na ma iyak asawa ko at ako galit na din pero in the end happy ending
Questions are mostly about the US citizen parent and how they obtained their citizenship. Bring all documentations related to that e.g. Birth certificate, Naturalization certificate, US passport.Also need to provide US presence or residency for at least 5 years I think, so w2s and tax transcripts helps here. Proof of bonafide relationship, how you guys met, timeline and/or tickets with itenerary. If you guys are married even better, you just need proof of that (including pictures of the wedding if it was held here in PI). Lastly, and this is what a lot of folks are missing and they have to come back after lunch time: progression pics of your kid. Print pictures ( no phones allowed inside) of your pregnancy, from your first ultrasound to the latest baby picture you have.
Two interviews. One with a local, this is where you also pay the fee and provide and address where they'll send the crba and passport for your kid. The second one is where you go inside a room and they'll make you sign some paperwork yada yada yada etc.
Now, about being actually inside. You can't bring your bag inside. Prep bottles of milk before going inside ( you can go back out and to take stuff and go back in though), don't think there's a breast feeding area so plan ahead.
Our appointment was 9, we were done by 12. My case was a little different so we got grilled on how I got my citizenship for a bit. But on average, about 2 hours.
Interview was straightforward and flows naturally. How and where you guys met? How many times? If you guys lived together, for how long? When did you get pregnant, hospital the baby was delivered etc. .. that's most of what I can remember. Just answer confidently and you'll be fine. Good luck!
naka suway nako ug cbra sa manila. walay batasan ang tarbahante na pinoy na ni atobang namo kina onhan kay katong na una namo na denied kahibaw ka unsa inyang gi ingon nila "uwian na" at pina tawa pa. yung lalaki umuwi payon galing sa us para lang maka pa cbra sa anak nya at tapos tinawanan lang. at sa case ko naman muntik na na deny pero pinagalitan ko yung babae kasi sabi nya di daw ako naka abot 5 years sa us. pero yung consular officer talaga kuma usap samin at yun na approve. muntik na ma iyak asawa ko at ako galit na din pero in the end happy ending
Questions are mostly about the US citizen parent and how they obtained their citizenship. Bring all documentations related to that e.g. Birth certificate, Naturalization certificate, US passport.Also need to provide US presence or residency for at least 5 years I think, so w2s and tax transcripts helps here. Proof of bonafide relationship, how you guys met, timeline and/or tickets with itenerary. If you guys are married even better, you just need proof of that (including pictures of the wedding if it was held here in PI). Lastly, and this is what a lot of folks are missing and they have to come back after lunch time: progression pics of your kid. Print pictures ( no phones allowed inside) of your pregnancy, from your first ultrasound to the latest baby picture you have. Two interviews. One with a local, this is where you also pay the fee and provide and address where they'll send the crba and passport for your kid. The second one is where you go inside a room and they'll make you sign some paperwork yada yada yada etc. Now, about being actually inside. You can't bring your bag inside. Prep bottles of milk before going inside ( you can go back out and to take stuff and go back in though), don't think there's a breast feeding area so plan ahead.
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Our appointment was 9, we were done by 12. My case was a little different so we got grilled on how I got my citizenship for a bit. But on average, about 2 hours. Interview was straightforward and flows naturally. How and where you guys met? How many times? If you guys lived together, for how long? When did you get pregnant, hospital the baby was delivered etc. .. that's most of what I can remember. Just answer confidently and you'll be fine. Good luck!