Pa antedate na lang natin sa immigration dito yun exit stamp mo. [emoji1360] hinde nila tatakan ng entry passport mo.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Is 6 months not enough to do all the things you have listed? Baka ganyan maging response sayo. AFAIK hanggang 6 months lang pwede mag exit, as in the case ng mother ko who used to be a green card holder. One time na warningan sya ng US immigration officer for staying in PH for more than 6 months.
Pasyal pasyal ka na lang diyan. Vegas!
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
What my aunt did when she was selling her property in the philippines was had a licensed real estate agent do the selling, and went to p.i. only when there already was a sure buyer.
As for studies, di ba pwede dyan sa US?
Retirement area. The Philippines is fun if I don't have to work for a living, I dictate my own pace, and I can leave any time I so choose.
Oh. wait. You mean for your situation. My bad. The above was for me
I can't think of any. Well, it would be a good idea to hire an immigration lawyer.
As for education..... See what a credit translation agency(such as WES) can do to convert you PH college credits to US credits. They converted all of my general courses from Mapua. I was able to take up a new major right away when I resumed college.
Last edited by Jun aka Pekto; July 27th, 2019 at 11:46 AM.
Is my reason is not valid enough for a person with siblings?
Now I'm thinking if I should just go back before 6 mos but it's too tiring and don't know who will pay for itor risk it and come back after 8 mos
I'm not sure kasi kung aabot ako sa biometrics appointment
Sent from my SM-N960F using Tapatalk
I am not happy here but I want a US passport. Initially my Mom was the one pushing me to leave but now she is asking me to go home. Sometimes I feel like crying here because I have to do everything myself. I also don't have freedom because I am not allowed to walk or drive alone.