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    Help! How do I convince the US Immigration that I need to go back to the Philippines for AT LEAST ONE YEAR. The application costs USD660 and if it gets rejected, I won't be refunded anymore.

    I don't know how to word it properly but my reason is I need more time to complete all my financial and business obligations (selling of properties, closing of accounts, ano pa ba?) I am an only child and my whole family is in the US so I cannot rely on anyone else to do this. I will also study for skills that are in demand in the US. Most important, I need to make arrangements to ensure that my second Mom who took care of me since I was a baby will be okay when I am away. She is single and has no contact with her family anymore and I am her only family.

    How do I make that condense and convincing?

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    just tell them the truth..

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    just tell them the truth..
    That's the truth but I want it written well to convince them.

    Writing is not my strength e

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    you already wrote it..

    To whom it may concern:

    I will be needing at least 1 more year to complete all my financial and business obligations (selling of properties, closing of accounts) in the Philippines. I am an only child and my whole family is in the US so I cannot rely on anyone else to do this. I will also need to study skills that are in demand in the US. Most importantly, I will need to make arrangements to ensure that my second Mom who took care of me since I was a baby will be okay when I am away. She is single and has no contact with her family anymore and I am her only family.

    Hoping for you kind consideration.




    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    That's the truth but I want it written well to convince them.

    Writing is not my strength e

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    That's the truth but I want it written well to convince them.

    Writing is not my strength e
    Actually the more "un-well" written it is, the more sincere and convincing it will be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KingoftheNorth View Post
    Sounds concise enough. You can also say that disposing of property can take time since it will involve personally having to negotiate with a buyer, making bank transactions in the PH, and getting clearances from various government agencies.
    Yes! Thank you Can you add further?

    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Actually the more "un-well" written it is, the more sincere and convincing it will be.

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    hmmmm... you're right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Help! How do I convince the US Immigration that I need to go back to the Philippines for AT LEAST ONE YEAR. The application costs USD660 and if it gets rejected, I won't be refunded anymore.

    I don't know how to word it properly but my reason is I need more time to complete all my financial and business obligations (selling of properties, closing of accounts, ano pa ba?) I am an only child and my whole family is in the US so I cannot rely on anyone else to do this. I will also study for skills that are in demand in the US. Most important, I need to make arrangements to ensure that my second Mom who took care of me since I was a baby will be okay when I am away. She is single and has no contact with her family anymore and I am her only family.

    How do I make that condense and convincing?
    Just tell them the truth.
    Put emotions aside.
    Present cold hard facts and documents.

    Hope for the best expect nothing.


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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Just tell them the truth.
    Put emotions aside.
    Present cold hard facts and documents.

    Hope for the best expect nothing.


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    No documents needed naman. I just need to file the application, pay the fee and convince them to approve it. Pwede nga humanitarian reason so it does need emotion.

    I need someone to word it properly :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    No documents needed naman. I just need to file the application, pay the fee and convince them to approve it. Pwede nga humanitarian reason so it does need emotion.

    I need someone to word it properly :P
    Put it on bullet form so it is easier to read.

    I need to be in ph for the following reason
    - sell my property accounting to approx usd/php
    - sell my car accounting to aprox usd/php
    - file resignation properly
    - no brothers or sister to take care of leg work
    - "2nd mom" (change this to proper) that is now consider part of the family needs arrangement to be taken care of

    Imo, don't count on emotions as it will depend who reads it. Go with facts and documents (provide it to prove you are not lying) as this is the main truth after all.

    I know you dont intend to lie but this people probably seen every lie in the book and will be extra cautios. Again, you are asking them to bend the rules in favor of you.

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    hmm paano kung hopeless romantic nakabasa, tapos sinali ni cathy si crush sa reason ^_^

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    hmm paano kung hopeless romantic nakabasa, tapos sinali ni cathy si crush sa reason ^_^
    I am longing for the love of my life, the most perfect man for me is in the Philippines hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Put it on bullet form so it is easier to read.

    I need to be in ph for the following reason
    - sell my property accounting to approx usd/php
    - sell my car accounting to aprox usd/php
    - file resignation properly
    - no brothers or sister to take care of leg work
    - "2nd mom" (change this to proper) that is now consider part of the family needs arrangement to be taken care of
    - I need to start the engines of my two Toyota Corollas or else the batteries will be discharged.
    - I forgot to feed my dogs.

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    "my xxxxx died."
    but a warning! you might run out of xxxxx'es.
    heh heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Help! How do I convince the US Immigration that I need to go back to the Philippines for AT LEAST ONE YEAR. The application costs USD660 and if it gets rejected, I won't be refunded anymore.

    I don't know how to word it properly but my reason is I need more time to complete all my financial and business obligations (selling of properties, closing of accounts, ano pa ba?) I am an only child and my whole family is in the US so I cannot rely on anyone else to do this. I will also study for skills that are in demand in the US. Most important, I need to make arrangements to ensure that my second Mom who took care of me since I was a baby will be okay when I am away. She is single and has no contact with her family anymore and I am her only family.

    How do I make that condense and convincing?
    Sounds concise enough. You can also say that disposing of property can take time since it will involve personally having to negotiate with a buyer, making bank transactions in the PH, and getting clearances from various government agencies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Help! How do I convince the US Immigration that I need to go back to the Philippines for AT LEAST ONE YEAR. The application costs USD660 and if it gets rejected, I won't be refunded anymore.

    I don't know how to word it properly but my reason is I need more time to complete all my financial and business obligations (selling of properties, closing of accounts, ano pa ba?) I am an only child and my whole family is in the US so I cannot rely on anyone else to do this. I will also study for skills that are in demand in the US. Most important, I need to make arrangements to ensure that my second Mom who took care of me since I was a baby will be okay when I am away. She is single and has no contact with her family anymore and I am her only family.

    How do I make that condense and convincing?
    are you in the US right now, waiting for the results of your green card application and you need to go out of the country?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    are you in the US right now, waiting for the results of your green card application and you need to go out of the country?
    I'm in the US and I have a green card but I want to leave the US for more than a year.

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    bawal ba mag stay nang 1 year? ano maximum?

    hindi ka nag dual citizen?

    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I'm in the US and I have a green card but I want to leave the US for more than a year.

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    sabi ni google:

    "If you are a lawful permanent resident (green card holder), you may leave the U.S. multiple times and reenter, as long as you do not intend to stay outside the U.S. for 1 year or more."

    so you can stay for 11 months and 29 days..

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    sabi ni google:

    "If you are a lawful permanent resident (green card holder), you may leave the U.S. multiple times and reenter, as long as you do not intend to stay outside the U.S. for 1 year or more."

    so you can stay for 11 months and 29 days..
    You will get questioned and can risk not gaining entry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    bawal ba mag stay nang 1 year? ano maximum?

    hindi ka nag dual citizen?
    Immigrant pa ka lang ako, hindi ako US Citizen.

    Yup, bawal umalis ng US for more than 6 mos. May iba nga 3 mos lang naqu question na. Dapat mas matagal ang stay sa US than any other country. Mahigpit na ngayon e

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