DREAMMASTER16

Hi, I;m Michael, I have a fiancee in Manila, Philippines. We have
been trying to get her here to get married for the past five years.
She was married before then she was abandoned by her husband. We
thought that he was killed but we found him teaching in San Antonio,
Texas. He signed the anullment papers and we filed a year and a half
ago. She had her interview on Feb. 14,2007 and we have not heard from
the embassy. I work for the Homeland Security Dept. and I have visited
her seven times now. Does anyone know anybody that works at the U.S.
Embassy in Manila? Please help!

ian-mstm

What makes you think there's a hold up? If her background check hasn't yet cleared, she could be waiting another year... and that's normal for the PI.

Ian

-Hunter

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| Hi, I;m Michael, I have a fiancee in Manila, Philippines. We have
| been trying to get her here to get married for the past five years.
| She was married before then she was abandoned by her husband. We
| thought that he was killed but we found him teaching in San Antonio,
| Texas. He signed the anullment papers and we filed a year and a half
| ago. She had her interview on Feb. 14,2007 and we have not heard from
| the embassy. I work for the Homeland Security Dept. and I have visited
| her seven times now. Does anyone know anybody that works at the U.S.
| Embassy in Manila? Please help!
|

You work for the Homeland Security Department and you don't know how Federal
Agencies work in cases pertinent to your case?
Why are you asking here in a public forum? You should know through internal
directories and contacts how to call somebody in DOS.

My guess is, you fiancee has a lot of issues during the interview and she
may not even be eligible to marry as you were made to believe.

You don't know scams if you don't understand how scams are done in the
Philippines.

Templar

> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] ups.com...
> | Hi, I;m Michael, I have a fiancee in Manila, Philippines. We have
> | been trying to get her here to get married for the past five
> | years.
> | She was married before then she was abandoned by her husband. We
> | thought that he was killed but we found him teaching in San
> | Antonio,
> | Texas. He signed the anullment papers and we filed a year and a
> | half
> | ago. She had her interview on Feb. 14,2007 and we have not heard
> | from
> | the embassy. I work for the Homeland Security Dept. and I have
> | visited
> | her seven times now. Does anyone know anybody that works at the
> | U.S.
> | Embassy in Manila? Please help!
> |
>
> You work for the Homeland Security Department and you don't know how
> Federal
> Agencies work in cases pertinent to your case?
> Why are you asking here in a public forum? You should know through
> internal
> directories and contacts how to call somebody in DOS.
>
> My guess is, you fiancee has a lot of issues during the interview and
> she
> may not even be eligible to marry as you were made to believe.
>
> You don't know scams if you don't understand how scams are done in the
> Philippines.

A Philipino woman who once was married to an American man and then
claims to be abandoned, and is planning to marry another American....
Haven't I heard this story before?
What boggles my mind is..... how do they so easily find American men to
marry ? It's not exactly they are ten a penny in Phillipine.

--

meauxna

While I don't have it handy here myself, there is a contact phone number, email address, fax number and physical address for contacting the Visa Unit.
It certainly sounds like it is time for a follow up from you.