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Dont worry too much! There's a lot of us here that are in the same situation as you do or should I say much worst. Im sure everything will be alright and lets cross our fingers that you will be able to go through your interview.
Since you said your priority date is coming really soon then lets hope for the best.
Congratulations on your baby girl btw!
Goodluck to all of us!
Salamat!
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thanks L.A. Boy. sorry for the repost by the way, just wanted to get more feedbacks.
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thanks L.A. Boy. sorry for the repost by the way, just wanted to get more feedbacks.]
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Kamusta mga kabayan... May H1b ako mag eexpire ng Sept 07 pang 6th year na at hindi pwedeng mag petition ng GC yung employer ko. Meron akong USC na anak pero Oct 07 pa sya magiging 21 yrs old , so may 1-2 mo. na gap bago sya makapagfile ng petition para sa akin. Mahirap din para sa akin umuwi dahil meron pa rin akong 7 yrs old na anak na maysakit na maaring mangailangan ng medical attention. Tulong naman mga kabayan lalo na sa mga may experience ka***a sa kaso ko. Salamat at mabuhay kayong lahat
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i just want to say i am pinay and luckily living here in the US legally. love ya all pinoys and pinays:-)
chinita
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quote: Kamusta mga kabayan... May H1b ako mag eexpire ng Sept 07 pang 6th year na at hindi pwedeng mag petition ng GC yung employer ko. Meron akong USC na anak pero Oct 07 pa sya magiging 21 yrs old , so may 1-2 mo. na gap bago sya makapagfile ng petition para sa akin. Mahirap din para sa akin umuwi dahil meron pa rin akong 7 yrs old na anak na maysakit na maaring mangailangan ng medical attention. Tulong naman mga kabayan lalo na sa mga may experience ka***a sa kaso ko. Salamat at mabuhay kayong lahat
Sa totoo lang, kabayan, wala kang problema. Ang USC na nagpe-petition ng magulang ay ka***a din ng USC na nagpe-petition ng asa**** dayuhan; napapatawad o nagagamot ang pagkalagot ng papeles. Tatlo lang ang pamantayan na dapat matugunan: ligal kang pumasok (na walang duda dahil naka-H1B ka nga), wala kayo parehong kasong kriminal, at may maggagawad ng I-864 para sa iyo (kung hindi sapat ang kita ng anak mo eh maski sino puede basta't GC o USC). Dala**** buwan na pu**** ang pinoproblema mo? Maski nga ilang taon pasok pa din eh. Maniwala ka sa akin. Isang daang porsyento sigurado ang sinasabi ko. Ganito ang ginagawa ko araw-araw. Kung may tanong ka pa na ayaw mong mabasa ng karamihan, sulatan mo ako ng pansariling mensahe.
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Kumusta mga kababayan, ako ay isang pinay na pinalad na maging manggagamot dito sa Estados Unidos. Natapos ako ng Pediatric residency training sa Texas nung Hunyo 2006, at lisensiyado ako sa Illinois at Missouri, at napasa ko ang pagsusulit ng American Board of Pediatrics nitong nakaraang Oktubre 23 at 24, 2006, kaya't ako ay isa ng Board-certified Pediatrician dito sa Amerika.
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Pakiusap! Hwag lagutin ang sinulid na ito, ipagkalat sa mga kapamilya, kaibigan at kapitbahay. Pagkakataon na nating magtulungan saan mang dako ng mundo nasaan ang mga kababayan natin. Kung sa Pilipinas panay politika, siraan at ban***an, sana naman sa labas ng bansa magkaisa tayong mga pinoy. Dakila ang ating lahi, kinukulang lang ang karamihan sa atin sa pagsasaisip at pagsasapuso ng katotohanang ito. Ipinanganak sa Hawaii, Fil-Am parents, raised (destiny) and educated (choice) in the Philippines, Letran, very proud of it, and now based in Las Vegas most of the time. I pledge my allegiance to both nations. I reach out my hands to you mga kababayan, lalo na sa mga naaapi at ginugulangan. Mabuhay tayong lahat!
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Angel, try also Reeves & Asso. They have an office there in Makati and they're good too and not as expensive as Gurfinkel. Although, mas may sampalataya ako kay Gurfinkel kahit mas mahal kasi he really works on the cases. He has an image to maintain. I'm also going to use him for my husband's cases who got defrauded by his sponsor. Good luck to you and God bless
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quote: Originally posted by melody:
Someone told me that, there are some states that will give you a working visa/permit, should you have a degree in Medical Field. How true is this? A friend of my friend got hers in Atlanta. I am not sure how long it will take for processing. Any input anyone?
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quote: Originally posted by Rough Neighbor:
Pakiusap! Hwag lagutin ang sinulid na ito, ipagkalat sa mga kapamilya, kaibigan at kapitbahay. Pagkakataon na nating magtulungan saan mang dako ng mundo nasaan ang mga kababayan natin. Kung sa Pilipinas panay politika, siraan at ban***an, sana naman sa labas ng bansa magkaisa tayong mga pinoy. Dakila ang ating lahi, kinukulang lang ang karamihan sa atin sa pagsasaisip at pagsasapuso ng katotohanang ito.
Ipinanganak sa Hawaii, Fil-Am parents, raised (destiny) and educated (choice) in the Philippines, Letran, very proud of it, and now based in Las Vegas most of the time. I pledge my allegiance to both nations. I reach out my hands to you mga kababayan, lalo na sa mga naaapi at ginugulangan. Mabuhay tayong lahat!
Tulong mga kababyan, kapatid!!!Na interview ako last week ng jan 2007, under f2b, unmarried sons and daughter of an lpr, almost 11 years din ako naghintay bago maging current ang priority date ko, after ng interview ko, may bini*** lang sa akin na white piece of paper and mark "wait until you hear from us" pero wala naman hiningi documento, nalaman ko lang sa forum na ito na nasa administrative review ako,at ano ibig sabihin kaya nun? gaano kaya katagal ang waiting ko bago ma release ang visa ko? maraming salamat mga kababayan!!!!! mabuhay!!! |
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quote: Originally posted by naypi2: quote: Originally posted by melody:
Someone told me that, there are some states that will give you a working visa/permit, should you have a degree in Medical Field. How true is this? A friend of my friend got hers in Atlanta. I am not sure how long it will take for processing. Any input anyone?
I can only speak about my experience -- I graduated with a MD degree in the Philippines, passed the Philippines Medical Licensure Examination, and finished Pediatrics Residency Training in the Philippines. Someone convinced me to take the USMLE -- I took and passed the Steps 1 and 2 (in one take), and TOEFL -- this was in 2001, applied for a tourist visa (was given a ten-years multiple entry visa) so I can take the CSA (now the step 2 CS) in Philadelphia, and passed that too, and was issued an ECFMG certificate. I believe it was with Divine Providence that I was called for a three-month externship in a hospital in Washington, DC -- that was my stepping-stone to getting letters of recommendation from US physicians, and when I applied to the ERAS/Match, I got several interviews -- and got a prematch offer which I accepted. I took the USMLE step 3 in November 2002, got the prematch offer in December 2002 (a week before Christmas), was asked by the Program Director of the hospital which visa I wanted, and I asked for the H1b (working visa). I was told that I needed a lawyer -- so I found myself an immigration lawyer in Washington, DC who processed my visa. I flew back to the Philippines in January 2003 to wait for the approval notice -- got it in March 2003 (premium processing, and since the hospital is non-profit, my H1b visa was not counted against the cap), had the H1b visa stamped in my passport in April 2003. May 2003, bought a one-way air ticket to Texas, looked for an apartment near the hospital where I was going to do my training, got a SSN, opened a bank account, etc. Started my training in July 2003, and graduated from training in June 2006. During my last year of training, I received a lot of offers in remote areas, wherein the employers were willing to sponsor my H1b leading to PERM and green card, and the monetary compensation was really great! However, I decided to choose love over money, and decided to marry my wonderful husband -- in the end, everything fell into place -- I found a job as a Pediatrician near the place where my husband works (and it is in the city, and we are just 30 minutes away from an international airport!) Basically, the steps are: pass the USMLE Steps 1, 2CK, and 2CS to get an ECFMG certificate -- tis would qualify you for a J1 visa, however, if you pass the USMLE Step 3 (in addition to the previously mentioned steps), then you will qualify for an H1b visa -- of course, one would need to apply to programs willing to sponsor the H1b visa. |
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quote: Tulong mga kababyan, kapatid!!!Na interview ako last week ng jan 2007, under f2b, unmarried sons and daughter of an lpr, almost 11 years din ako naghintay bago maging current ang priority date ko, after ng interview ko, may bini*** lang sa akin na white piece of paper and mark "wait until you hear from us" pero wala naman hiningi documento, nalaman ko lang sa forum na ito na nasa administrative review ako,at ano ibig sabihin kaya nun? gaano kaya katagal ang waiting ko bago ma release ang visa ko? maraming salamat mga kababayan!!!!! mabuhay!!!
Reading between the lines of your post, you were interviewed at a certain local USCIS office somewhere. You didn't say where pero critical ang info na yan dahil kumporme kasi sa geographical area ang bilis at bagal ng kaso. Pero saan mang USCIS office di na magtatagal ang berde mo dahil tinitingnan na lang nilang mabuti ang background record mo o baka expired na ang biometrics mo o medical o baka hingan ka ng birth certificate na NSO-certified o kung anu-ano pa mang detalye, sang-ayon kasi sa outcome ng review ng adjudication officer(s) ang resulta. Isa lang ang puedeng sabihin ko sayo ng sigurado: naghintay ka na ng 11 years? di na tatagal ng ganon katagal uli, hahahaha!
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quote: Originally posted by Rough Neighbor: quote: Tulong mga kababyan, kapatid!!!Na interview ako last week ng jan 2007, under f2b, unmarried sons and daughter of an lpr, almost 11 years din ako naghintay bago maging current ang priority date ko, after ng interview ko, may bini*** lang sa akin na white piece of paper and mark "wait until you hear from us" pero wala naman hiningi documento, nalaman ko lang sa forum na ito na nasa administrative review ako,at ano ibig sabihin kaya nun? gaano kaya katagal ang waiting ko bago ma release ang visa ko? maraming salamat mga kababayan!!!!! mabuhay!!!
Reading between the lines of your post, you were interviewed at a certain local USCIS office somewhere. You didn't say where pero critical ang info na yan dahil kumporme kasi sa geographical area ang bilis at bagal ng kaso. Pero saan mang USCIS office di na magtatagal ang berde mo dahil tinitingnan na lang nilang mabuti ang background record mo o baka expired na ang biometrics mo o medical o baka hingan ka ng birth certificate na NSO-certified o kung anu-ano pa mang detalye, sang-ayon kasi sa outcome ng review ng adjudication officer(s) ang resulta. Isa lang ang puedeng sabihin ko sayo ng sigurado: naghintay ka na ng 11 years? di na tatagal ng ganon katagal uli, hahahaha!
Kabayan thnx for replying my post...akala ko kasi nagiisa na ako dito, marami kasi ako nababasa puro AR sa K1,K2,K3,CR-1 etc pero bihira lang sa f2b,..anyway.. i interviewed at the us embassy manila, last jan 22 2007, i submitted all the required doc, kaya wala ng hinigi sa akin, except my NBI clearance, can you give a timeframe for how long they could process this kind of situation? Salamat again for your fast reply!!! godbless!!!! |
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uuuuppps! ibig sabihin nasa pilipinas ka n***on? nire-review na lang ang papeles mo, hindi na magtatagal ang kaso mo basta't wala na silang makikitang kulang, lalo na kung ipinaiwan ng embassy ang passport mo after the interview. kinuha ba nila? ang passport mo?
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Review nila yung background mo, wala kang mga kaso, nananatiling kang walang asawa, at ayos naman ang kalusugan mo, bibigyan ka ng visa at makapiling mo na ang iyong mga mahal sa buhay sa madaling panahon,  |
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quote: Originally posted by Rough Neighbor:
uuuuppps! ibig sabihin nasa pilipinas ka n***on? nire-review na lang ang papeles mo, hindi na magtatagal ang kaso mo basta't wala na silang makikitang kulang, lalo na kung ipinaiwan ng embassy ang passport mo after the interview. kinuha ba nila? ang passport mo?
yes, kinuha nila passport ko, anyway salamat sa lahat ng advice nyo, hopefully dumating na sana visa ko, wait ko na lang siguro and update ko kayo once na dumating na...again maraming salamat sa lahat ng mga nag reply ng post ko...mabuhay tayo lahat mga pinoy!!!!godbless!!!! |
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pasalubong naman jan!!! manggang hilaw na may alamang, bukayo, danggit, suman, at kung puede samahan mo na din ng sigarilyong hope...
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pizdalbon namanyan axuen ueban huew sto shalman pisdets!!
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ano kayang pinagsasasabi nitong kulangot nato? bat kaya di cia magsimula ng sarili niyang thread?
yehey! mga kabayan, approved na ang pinas para maging testing center ng nclex-rn.
di na kailangang lumipad ng hongkong, taiwan o saipan ang mga nurses natin, ok sa olrayt na ta-balits o diba?
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