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jamo2x · « **Reply #80 on:** October 24, 2009, 12:32:17 AM »

Sir, can please ask you a question, i am not from bohol but i joined this forum so i can ask for your help with our visa application. we're planning to get a visa next year, by january, because my grandfather n grandmother will renew their tourist visa, we will all apply with them including our family and my uncle's family. im a registered nurse just last june 2009, i figured if i tell them that im a registered nurse, they will deny me at once. what can u advice me to tell them? im unemployed now and do not have plans of applying for a job yet because im reviewing for my NCLEX which i will take next year. i dont have plans to be a TNT there because my bf is an immigrant and will petition me at once when he becomes a citizen. my only purpose is for travel and tour with my family and this is true. i want to visit my boyfriend there too. and my aunt who i havent seen for 15 years. btw, my mom and dad are separated but not divorced. will they look for my father because he's based in taiwan. i have a sister who's 15 years old and my mom is 44 years old.

what can you advice me to do about this? im hoping for your reply. thank you very much.

i agree with Bai Bedo's suggestions above ^, just wanna add a few tidbits

if you're applying with ur mom and ur younger siblings, then this may be a family interview so ur mom will do most of the talking. if ur mom has already travelled before you got a big chance of approval;

if not, your mom has to prove to them that you have enough money for your travel and you have more than enough reasons that ur family will surely go back to pinas like her job, house, properties; this will prove that ur family will not be TNT....also it wud help a lot of you have a relative from the USA who can give you a written invitation of financial support.

gudlak

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Mulligan · « **Reply #81 on:** October 24, 2009, 10:28:44 AM »

Pag naa na ka sa US Cha, e PM lang si bro. Jamo kay e tour ka nya sa ilang states. Sya sagot tanan ...

i agree with Bai Bedo's suggestions above ^, just wanna add a few tidbits

if you're applying with ur mom and ur younger siblings, then this may be a family interview so ur mom will do most of the talking. if ur mom has already travelled before you got a big chance of approval;

if not, your mom has to prove to them that you have enough money for your travel and you have more than enough reasons that ur family will surely go back to pinas like her job, house, properties; this will prove that ur family will not be TNT....also it wud help a lot of you have a relative from the USA who can give you a written invitation of financial support.

gudlak

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tamoy05 · « **Reply #82 on:** November 19, 2009, 09:09:38 AM »

BedoAdoSalada

Good day sir, ask lag jud ko nmo sir kunga wala kay parente or soud nga amigo sa U.S?

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Mulligan · « **Reply #83 on:** November 19, 2009, 09:23:59 AM »

Testingi lang ug apply Sir. Pasuertihay ra na. Basta kabalo lang ka manubag murag dako tsansa unya dili ma rattle sa interview. Either you apply in good faith or with a premeditated lies and your answers are all consistent, I think you have a good chance. Just prepare everything, pray and believe that you can pass the interview and that's it.

God luck.

BedoAdoSalada

Good day sir, ask lag jud ko nmo sir kunga wala kay parente or soud nga amigo sa U.S?

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tamoy05 · « **Reply #84 on:** November 20, 2009, 08:52:07 AM »

Sir. Good day, ask napud ko utro regarding sa tourist visa kay naa koy skol myte b4 tua na siya sa NY una iya gi buhat tourist sila duha sa iya wife then b4 nag expire ila visa nag apply sila dayon ug student visa did2 sa NY naka kuha sila ang akung pangutana dli kaha ta pangitaan nga nag pamatuod nga nag skol ka sa taga immigration? dayon anytime kaha ta maka balik kung mag vacation ta.?

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Mulligan · « **Reply #85 on:** November 20, 2009, 09:08:06 AM »

Halo Tamoy05,

Di ko sure sa unsay pama-agi aneng pagkuha ug student visa. Ang akong eka share kadtong akong experience man lamang sa pagkuha sa tourist visa.

Anyway, naka dungog nako ene nga situation from my friends. Di man siguro ka pangita-an ug proof nga nag skwela jud ka. Ang importante nga naka secure ka ug student visa. Kung dili lang ka mag TNT murag wa man siguro problema during the validity of your visa, maka lusot lusot man siguro ka sa immigration. Ang uban gane mag tourist una dayon apply ug student visa kay ang ga apason maka kuha ug ID # (murag sa ato nga SSS #) ug mao "kono" himo-on nga stepping stone para maka trabajo WITH benefits especially medical kay paet kono manarbajo nga walay medical.

Thanks,

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Mulligan · « **Reply #86 on:** November 20, 2009, 09:28:35 AM »

Halo Tamoy05,

A related article below may answers your query. Full article here http://www.immigrationqna.info/ .

Good luck,

Bedo

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Who is Allowed to Study in the United States?

A nonimmigrant is someone who temporarily comes to the United States for a specific purpose. People who wish to pursue full-time academic or vocational studies are usually admitted to the United States in one of two nonimmigrant categories. The M-1 category includes students in vocational or other nonacademic programs, other than language training. The F-1 category includes academic students and students in language training programs.

How Can I Change My Nonimmigrant Status to Become a Student if I Am Already in the United States?

You must be in valid nonimmigrant status in order to apply for a change of status to a student visa and generally, you must be eligible to change status under immigration laws. If you are not eligible to change status due to the type of your nonimmigrant visa, there are certain waivers you may qualify to apply for. Please consult an immigration attorney for more information.

To change status, you first must apply to study at an USCIS-approved school in the United States. When you contact a school that you are interested in attending, you should be told immediately if the school accepts foreign national students. If you are accepted, the school should send you USCIS Form I-20 M-N/ID (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant (M-1) Student Status - For Vocational Students).

You must submit this form, your I-94 (Arrival-Departure Record), and a completed USCIS Form I-539 (Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status) to the USCIS. You must also prove that you have the financial resources required for your education and stay in the United States.

Can I Travel Outside of the United States?

Students may leave the United States and be readmitted after temporary absences. When making your travel plans, please remember that you must be a full-time student to keep your M-1 student status. Upon your return to the United States, you should provide immigration inspectors with:

1. A valid passport.
2. A valid M-1 entry visa stamped in the passport (if necessary). A current USCIS Form I-20 ID signed by your designated school official (you should have the designated school official sign your USCIS Form I-20 each time you wish to temporarily travel outside the United States).
3. A new USCIS Form I-20 M-N/ID if there have been any substantive changes in your course of study or place of study.
4. Proof of your financial support.

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tamoy05 · « **Reply #87 on:** November 20, 2009, 12:24:44 PM »

Sir, daghang salamat kaayo

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jamo2x · « **Reply #88 on:** November 24, 2009, 05:42:07 AM »

Sir. Good day, ask napud ko utro regarding sa tourist visa kay naa koy skol myte b4 tua na siya sa NY una iya gi buhat tourist sila duha sa iya wife then b4 nag expire ila visa nag apply sila dayon ug student visa did2 sa NY naka kuha sila ang akung pangutana dli kaha ta pangitaan nga nag pamatuod nga nag skol ka sa taga immigration? dayon anytime kaha ta maka balik kung mag vacation ta.?

pangitaan jud kag proof kung nadawat ba jud ka sa skol...dapat naa kay orig letter from the skol. pwde man ka apply sa skol thru internet...google lng ka unya request to mail the application forms...og madawat ka...pwde na nimo na dalhon sa US embassy sa Manila apply para student visa. daghn baya international students dri sa mga universities...mahal lng sab ang tuition.

lisod sab baya mag student visa kay nag strikto na...kay paulion jud daw ka human ma completo imong skoling...ang himoon sa uban mangitag american citizen makig minyo na lng... swerte2x sab

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jamo2x · « **Reply #89 on:** November 24, 2009, 05:43:34 AM »

Pag naa na ka sa US Cha, e PM lang si bro. Jamo kay e tour ka nya sa ilang states. Sya sagot tanan ...

sure basta ingon ni bai Bedz, aprub na hehehehe...suroy lng man kaha

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tamoy05 · « **Reply #90 on:** November 24, 2009, 11:14:06 AM »

Sir. Bedo if ever maka kuha ko ug Visa pila naron ang plete going to U.S...

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Mulligan · « **Reply #91 on:** November 24, 2009, 12:14:26 PM »

Di pa ko sweto sa pletehan kay wa pa ko ka adto sir/m'am Tamoy05.

Gahuwat pa ko ug makadaog ug lotto.

Nine (9) years nalang kuwang sa validity sa among visa.

Bitaw, pohon next year basin madajon na me.

Kadtong akong gi assist (nurse) nga naka uli napud last sunday kay barato ra to iya. Tag Ps30K+ ra round trip na sa Eva Air, Manila to Seattle. Karong kay peak season naman mga US $1000+ (Ps 50K+) na depende sa US destination. Naa pud sa aseana airlines ug sa PAL http://www.philippineairlines.com/pal_online/pal_online.jsp

Sir. Bedo if ever maka kuha ko ug Visa pila naron ang plete going to U.S...

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tamoy05 · « **Reply #92 on:** November 25, 2009, 11:16:41 AM »

Sir basin sa ika nine yrs. maka daog kana ug Lotto hehehehe... bitaw sir taga CDO ka kay ako taga Ubay jamo sad ko hehehehhe...

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Mulligan · « **Reply #93 on:** November 26, 2009, 01:59:14 PM »

Murag eng-ana jud sir/m'am Tams.

Yes my second home is CDO. Ubay silingan ra japon nas Guindulman. hehe

Sir basin sa ika nine yrs. maka daog kana ug Lotto hehehehe... bitaw sir taga CDO ka kay ako taga Ubay jamo sad ko hehehehhe...

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3maria8 · « **Reply #94 on:** December 18, 2009, 08:42:19 PM »

hey guys im new here.. hey bedoadosalada.. u give really nice advice..

just want to share that im getting my visa renewed next week together with my 3 brothers. my parents got theirs renewed last year coz they got earlier than ours. so my older bro is 23 and works for our business, still live with my parents. im 21 and just graduated from nursing last june and is currently taking up masteral. my younger bro is 17 and is in 1st yr college- pharmacy while my youngest is 16 and is in 4th year high school.

im scared that me and my older bro wont be granted na.. coz we're both over 21 and still dependent on our parents. what should i say that would convince them that i'm coming back? coz its obvious that they're pretty skeptical about nurses. plus i just recently graduated. and i can't lie that i finished another course coz i got a certificate of school registration that said im taking up masters of arts in nursing. we've been there several times in the 10yr span of our visa and have also visited several asian countries. our last trip to the states was last christmas break. but will the travel history matter? they say it doesnt anymore. im really scared. i think my younger brothers would be fine but we never know.

i dont know the whole process coz when we got ours the first time, my dad said it was through "drop-box". the travel agnecy sent our passports there and when it came back, it already had the visa. they werent so strict then so we didnt have to do any personal appearance in manila.

so please if u could shed some light and tips.. hehe thanks so much!

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Mulligan · « **Reply #95 on:** December 19, 2009, 10:53:59 PM »

Hi,

Merry christmas to you and to your family. Let's see if I get your questions right.

The way I see it is that you have a big chance of getting your visa. I think the word "renewal" is not applicable right now. Once it expired you have to apply as a new applicant. Unlike before, you just have to send your passport via the drop box.

Your travel history in and out of our country will matter most for the last 2 to 3 years. Worst comes to worst, you may bargain more on the business with your brother that you are a co-manager of his business. The officer might not ask what your course is but on your present occupation. So just say you are managing a family business with your brother. Of course you have to support this one with the related documents.

Sige good luck and good night.

Bedo

hey guys im new here.. hey bedoadosalada.. u give really nice advice..

just want to share that im getting my visa renewed next week together with my 3 brothers. my parents got theirs renewed last year coz they got earlier than ours. so my older bro is 23 and works for our business, still live with my parents. im 21 and just graduated from nursing last june and is currently taking up masteral. my younger bro is 17 and is in 1st yr college- pharmacy while my youngest is 16 and is in 4th year high school.

im scared that me and my older bro wont be granted na.. coz we're both over 21 and still dependent on our parents. what should i say that would convince them that i'm coming back? coz its obvious that they're pretty skeptical about nurses. plus i just recently graduated. and i can't lie that i finished another course coz i got a certificate of school registration that said im taking up masters of arts in nursing. we've been there several times in the 10yr span of our visa and have also visited several asian countries. our last trip to the states was last christmas break. but will the travel history matter? they say it doesnt anymore. im really scared. i think my younger brothers would be fine but we never know.

i dont know the whole process coz when we got ours the first time, my dad said it was through "drop-box". the travel agnecy sent our passports there and when it came back, it already had the visa. they werent so strict then so we didnt have to do any personal appearance in manila.

so please if u could shed some light and tips.. hehe thanks so much!

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3maria8 · « **Reply #96 on:** December 19, 2009, 11:17:26 PM »

my brother is managing my parent's business. so he's like working for them. i just filled out our DS-156 forms tonight and i placed his occupation as 'business' and 'none' on employer (coz it presuming he is managing his own business and i think my parents are going to put some money into his account for a while). and also on the question who's going to pay for the trip, is it ok if he puts "me and my parents"? coz our friend who was 24 said his parents were paying for the trip, he got denied and the officer said "you are over 21, why are u still dependent on your parents?"

anyways, i placed my occupation as a student coz i have no assets or bank accounts whatsoever. i just have a joint account with my dad. so i think the officer would ask what course im taking since im 21 and still a student. that's going to be the tricky part. if i say im going to be managing the business when i graduate, why bother taking up masters if i dont have plans to work in my field? but if i say i plan to be a clinical instructor here, that are not long-term plans...

so yeah. big dilemma. hehe

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Mulligan · « **Reply #97 on:** December 21, 2009, 11:33:55 AM »

Good luck 3maria8 !!!

my brother is managing my parent's business. so he's like working for them. i just filled out our DS-156 forms tonight and i placed his occupation as 'business' and 'none' on employer (coz it presuming he is managing his own business and i think my parents are going to put some money into his account for a while). and also on the question who's going to pay for the trip, is it ok if he puts "me and my parents"? coz our friend who was 24 said his parents were paying for the trip, he got denied and the officer said "you are over 21, why are u still dependent on your parents?"

anyways, i placed my occupation as a student coz i have no assets or bank accounts whatsoever. i just have a joint account with my dad. so i think the officer would ask what course im taking since im 21 and still a student. that's going to be the tricky part. if i say im going to be managing the business when i graduate, why bother taking up masters if i dont have plans to work in my field? but if i say i plan to be a clinical instructor here, that are not long-term plans...

so yeah. big dilemma. hehe

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3maria8 · « **Reply #98 on:** December 21, 2009, 10:44:38 PM »

any thoughts on my situation bedo? im trying to think of all the possibilities that will happen during the interview. hehe

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Mulligan · « **Reply #99 on:** December 22, 2009, 07:32:12 AM »

Hi 3Maria8,

First and foremost, greet the officer with a smile and with these words "Merry christmas".

Sorry for not getting back to you lately. Anyways, 3 things for you for this question - " What do you madam? "

1. Tell the officer that you just graduated ( in nursing or any other course) ;
2. Tell the officer that you are managing the family business;
3. Tell the officer that you are still a student.

By law of elimination, I would go either for #2 or 3. But the best choice should be #2. Be bold to tell the officer that you are helping the family business HERE in the philippines. Your travel in and out of the country for the last 10 years should be a guarantee and will be a big plus on your interview. Just don't forget to bring your old passport. During the interview, hold this in your hand and catch the attention of the officer of your green passport (?). You could dictate and reroute the course of the interview with your travels in the past. Some interviews could go this way assuming you pass the pre-screening.

Purpose of travel? Vacation or leisure with my family.

Have you prepared possible questions that might be asked during the interview? On the part that you might be scrutinized, you should prepare answers that will leave no doubt to the officer. By being articulate to the officer will help a lot throughout the interview. Don't project yourself with a heavy facial expression. These officers are psyching every applicant and the moment they think you are not sure and confident with your answers, they will not waste time turning down your application.

Of course you have to pray and ask this from the Lord that you can make it.

If you have questions, you may email me.

Good luck and merry christmas ! Have faith in yourself.

Bedo

any thoughts on my situation bedo? im trying to think of all the possibilities that will happen during the interview. hehe

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Mulligan · « **Reply #100 on:** January 06, 2010, 05:27:27 PM »

Hi friends from all over the country,

Happy new year !!!

Please do not use anymore the email link above. You may post your queries here or contact me at my other email addy: [email protected]

Regards,

Ado

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pioneer · « **Reply #101 on:** January 08, 2010, 05:04:59 PM »

Do,

Your email address has been modified.

God bless!

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Mulligan · « **Reply #102 on:** January 08, 2010, 08:57:26 PM »

Thank you very much Mike !

Ingatz,

Bedo

Do,

Your email address has been modified.

God bless!

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bol-anon_ko · « **Reply #103 on:** January 09, 2010, 01:27:39 AM »

Bedo how are you connected with SAP?

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purky · « **Reply #104 on:** January 09, 2010, 07:25:04 AM »

hi!

i want to apply for a tourist visa to US for the mere purpose of meeting someone. do u think i'd be granted a visa if i tell them the truth that i met someone online and i really like the person and he wants me to go there and meet up personally because he's too afraid to come to the philippines due to the current situation? i will ask for only a week or two, i just want to meet the person, not interested to travel, and i only have enough money to sustain me for that length of stay. after that, i will come back because i have to take care of my diseased dad, my mom is old and i have to take care of our family business too. should i say i am not planning to get married and i just want to really get to know him personally without them asking me that? what else could they be asking me? and what are the chances of me getting a visa if i'd be totally honest to them?

Thank you!

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Mulligan · « **Reply #105 on:** January 09, 2010, 10:12:51 AM »

Hi BK,

We were one of the leading companies in the Phils. (San Miguel, Petron, etc) to implement SAP in 1998. In the workplace, I trained new colleagues to become a topnotch SAP IT consultants worldwide. Now they're all out there. I'm proud to say I still love the Philippines and will stay in the Philippines forever hehe

Fore !

Bedo how are you connected with SAP?

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Mulligan · « **Reply #106 on:** January 09, 2010, 10:17:46 AM »

Hi Purky,

I'll get back to you later. Manglaba sa ko. hehe

Regards,

Ado

hi!

i want to apply for a tourist visa to US for the mere purpose of meeting someone. do u think i'd be granted a visa if i tell them the truth that i met someone online and i really like the person and he wants me to go there and meet up personally because he's too afraid to come to the philippines due to the current situation? i will ask for only a week or two, i just want to meet the person, not interested to travel, and i only have enough money to sustain me for that length of stay. after that, i will come back because i have to take care of my diseased dad, my mom is old and i have to take care of our family business too. should i say i am not planning to get married and i just want to really get to know him personally without them asking me that? what else could they be asking me? and what are the chances of me getting a visa if i'd be totally honest to them?

Thank you!

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Mulligan · « **Reply #107 on:** January 09, 2010, 12:00:27 PM »

Hi P,

You will have a chance but of course that will depend on how you can convince the officer during the interview. I have a friend who has a same situation in you and she was denied. However, on her 2nd application she was granted.

Also, why not ask your friend to sponsor a fiancee visa for you?

Regards,

Bedo

hi!

i want to apply for a tourist visa to US for the mere purpose of meeting someone. do u think i'd be granted a visa if i tell them the truth that i met someone online and i really like the person and he wants me to go there and meet up personally because he's too afraid to come to the philippines due to the current situation? i will ask for only a week or two, i just want to meet the person, not interested to travel, and i only have enough money to sustain me for that length of stay. after that, i will come back because i have to take care of my diseased dad, my mom is old and i have to take care of our family business too. should i say i am not planning to get married and i just want to really get to know him personally without them asking me that? what else could they be asking me? and what are the chances of me getting a visa if i'd be totally honest to them?

Thank you!

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Mulligan · « **Reply #108 on:** January 09, 2010, 12:03:36 PM »

From Ms. E of Davao:

Yes, you can secure DS 157 from BDO first and fill this up manually. The DS 156 is accomplished online (not manually written). After all you have prepared these, you can schedule your interview either by online (visapoint) or via phone call.

Good luck,

Bedo

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Mulligan · « **Reply #109 on:** January 09, 2010, 12:06:44 PM »

For Ms. C (Mktg / PR Executive) of Manila,

Yes, you can hire a travel agency. In DS 157, you have to indicate that you have already have a travel arrangements with a travel tour. That will help a lot in your preparations both in the interview and docs preparation.

You sister will have a good chance also noting she is connected with a big IT group.

Good luck and happy weekend,

Pray hard.

Bedo

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Mulligan · « **Reply #110 on:** January 09, 2010, 12:08:46 PM »

To Ms. L (Cebu),

Eng-ana ra jud na ang pag apply. Pa swertihay ra jud na. Of all the efforts and preparations and had been asked for only 3 questions and got denied, that is really cruel.

Try to apply next time.

Regards,

Bedo

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purky · « **Reply #111 on:** January 10, 2010, 10:52:22 AM »

no, we don't want to resort to that. i don't want him to think also that i am just using him. may i know what happened to your friend and how she/he was able to get through? what were the questions asked to him/her? what do u think is the reason he/she failed in the first interview? please, im really getting desperate. did he/she show large amount of money? how long did she/he stay in the US? please, please? salamat kaayo! i would greatly appreciate it.

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purky · « **Reply #112 on:** January 10, 2010, 01:03:01 PM »

no, we don't want to resort to that. i don't want him to think also that i am just using him. may i know what happened to your friend and how she/he was able to get through? what were the questions asked to him/her? what do u think is the reason he/she failed in the first interview? please, im really getting desperate. did he/she show large amount of money? how long did she/he stay in the US? please, please? salamat kaayo! i would greatly appreciate it.

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Mulligan · « **Reply #113 on:** January 11, 2010, 01:11:21 PM »

According to her, her first application was denied with this reason - unable to establish strong ties in the Phils. No documents were asked and her application was denied. She was nervous and uneasy at the time of the intervew (kono).

On her 2nd interview, gi tarayan nya ang officer with this statement - Don't tell me you'll going to deny me this time!

Pa swertihay ra na Ms. P. Basta ayaw lang ka rattle sa interview. Prepare everything and pray hard.

Regards,

Bedo

no, we don't want to resort to that. i don't want him to think also that i am just using him. may i know what happened to your friend and how she/he was able to get through? what were the questions asked to him/her? what do u think is the reason he/she failed in the first interview? please, im really getting desperate. did he/she show large amount of money? how long did she/he stay in the US? please, please? salamat kaayo! i would greatly appreciate it.

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enadespinosa · « **Reply #114 on:** February 15, 2010, 02:33:21 PM »

sir any information about ESTA?

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Mulligan · « **Reply #115 on:** February 15, 2010, 02:35:37 PM »

Hi M'am Enad, please pardon my ignorance. What's ESTA ?

sir any information about ESTA?

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jas4 · « **Reply #116 on:** February 15, 2010, 02:50:05 PM »

sir any information about ESTA?

try checking their website:
https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/esta.html?_flowExecutionKey=_cA52D94BE-0241-1224-76D2-E660A336F61F_k94904B46-66F6-404C-7888-7999E0EDD3D9

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Mulligan · « **Reply #117 on:** February 15, 2010, 02:55:48 PM »

Aha, salamat Jas.

I think M'am/Sir Enad is in the country where visa waiver program is in effect. Unfortunately, the Philippines is not included and will never be.

Anyway, nice info.

Thanks,

Ado

try checking their website:
https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/esta.html?_flowExecutionKey=_cA52D94BE-0241-1224-76D2-E660A336F61F_k94904B46-66F6-404C-7888-7999E0EDD3D9

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Mulligan · « **Reply #118 on:** March 01, 2010, 11:22:40 AM »

Congratulations to those who passed the interview. For those unlucky applicants especially singles, pag minyo sa mo. (joke).

For those inquiring, please see check your emails. Sorry for the late reply. I'm on an IT project meeting some critical deliverables. Can only attend to non-work related emails only during weekends.

Regards,

Bedo

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Chongki · « **Reply #119 on:** March 01, 2010, 11:49:14 AM »

bai beds, dakong disadvantage ba if you have a bad recoird on a major credit card co.? will they find out immediately when they interview you?

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