Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	List of approved CSC K1 Visa	Seeing all this movement from CSC DEFINATELY gives me hope and a brighter outlook. WTG GUYS!!! Ditto that. I'm hoping to file in mid-October (possibly earlier) and wasn't looking forward to 4 months processing time in CSC. Hopefully everyone who's been waiting in the backlog will get their approvals and the CSC will get quicker processing the petitions. Good luck all!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-07-26 08:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	The "Official" APPROVAL Party	Congrats on the approval. Looks like just under 3 months going through CSC. Not too bad. Hopefully they will continue spitting out the approvals and get closer to VSC in processing times so CSC filers will not have to do so much...	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-01 12:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	How the service centers want to see your petition	Good thread well deserving a bump. I copy/pasted the body in an Email to myself for future reference. Thanks John & Anna!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-02 08:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Great News from Lawyer!!	Glad to hear that, Andy. I'm sure it's a relief to both of you.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-03 09:45:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Answer from Colorado Senator	I think everyone should realize that vartan's frustration is with process in general rather than their own process and they have every right to complain. It is extremely unnacceptable that the CSC is so backlogged and behind. Why are Texas and Nebraska cases being forwarded to California if they're already swamped? Who made that decision? It's like a city having a traffic problem and solving it by closing roads. And I don't care if the IMBRA is a good law or not, if the USCIS wasn't prepared to handle the additional check they shouldn't have put it into effect yet. Period. IMO, heads need to roll at USCIS but since we're talking about the US Gov't and not the private sector you know that's not going to happen. Please understand that I do realize the frustration, and I'm not here to attack anyone who is going through a difficult situation that I very much understand! With that said, Congress implemented the IMBRA law. USCIS did not have a choice to implement or not to implement. Actually USCIS did not implement it when they were supposed to, which is the whole cause of problems now (they had to RFE everyone because they had not issued new forms when they were supposed to). I agree that Members of Congress could try to educate themselves more on the process as a whole, and that would be good for everyone. I, too, am frustrated that legally bringing a spouse to the States is such a difficult process. It just seems that there is some misdirected anger and frustration at people that can't do anything about it. I don't think you're attacking anyone, I think you're just stating the 'black and white' letter of the law. My point is, it's very obvious that someone screwed up. IMO, 1) they should acknowledge the mistake 2) they should apologize for the mistake 3) they should be held responsible for this mistake and 4) measures should be taken ASAP to resolve the mistake. I don't see any of those happening, especially given the '25th anniversary celebration memo' released recently. I have a deal for everyone though: I work for a U.S. Congressman, and I will discuss this process with him when I get a chance and see if he is willing to hold some hearings or otherwise tackle the problem. That's good to hear and thank you! Maybe they can get some attention paid to the problem and do something about it because I doubt a few hundred people posting on a message board are going to get anything done other than relieve stress.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-07-21 09:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Answer from Colorado Senator	I think everyone should realize that vartan's frustration is with process in general rather than their own process and they have every right to complain. It is extremely unnacceptable that the CSC is so backlogged and behind. Why are Texas and Nebraska cases being forwarded to California if they're already swamped? Who made that decision? It's like a city having a traffic problem and solving it by closing roads. And I don't care if the IMBRA is a good law or not, if the USCIS wasn't prepared to handle the additional check they shouldn't have put it into effect yet. Period. IMO, heads need to roll at USCIS but since we're talking about the US Gov't and not the private sector you know that's not going to happen.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-07-21 08:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Newbie question, and I did try researching before asking.	Yeah, I don't think there's any state with a 2 year waiting period from divorce to remarry. IIRC, when my ex and I filed 7 years ago there was a 30 day 'cooling off' waiting period from filing to being able to get divorced but if I wanted to I could get a marriage license and remarry the same day if I wanted to.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-07-29 17:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	CSC Approval	Congrats on your approval! Hopefully those waiting that filed before you will get their approvals soon as well.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-04 09:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	one mor hour to go- ULING!	devilette - It's not pretty! I'll write this and let "YYB" explain the rest. I "feel" like folks affected by the IMBRA compliance should be given priority dates for their interviews. Case in point... The Manila Embassy is the second busiest Embassy in the world, and appointments fill up fast. I MEAN FAST! So now we have to wait even LONGER. This is ridiculous! Looking at the Philippine embassy info from here and from what I've been told by other people the wait time for an interview is 5-6 months right now. I'm sure not looking forward to that wait. It sucks and it's disappointing but what can be done other than...?	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-07 09:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	i got my NOA2 TODAY	Congrats... Based on your timeline that's just over 2 months from sending the I-129 to NOA2 approval at CSC, correct? That is good news for those of us yet to file.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-07 16:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	20.5 weeks since we've been together	Congrats to you! Have a safe trip and great time together! Hopefully I'll be posting something like this in about 2 months myself!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-08 15:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Here we go again!!!	[quote name='heel_curve5' date='Aug 3 2006, 06:21 PM' post='354652'] [quote name='Erik' date='Aug 3 2006, 02:44 PM' post='354535'] [quote name='daveandlirio' post='354367' date='Aug 3 2006, 03:45 PM'] She has no computer and no DSL or high-speed internet provider in her area. We've got the bills down to the $300 to $400 per month range...still too much, but survivable....thoughts? [/quote] try www.ldpost.com - great rates on pre-paid calling cards around the world. [/quote] Also try MobileCaller.com. They had the best rates I could find from the US to the Philippines for both land/cell calls.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-10 15:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	help, support	Daniel... Sorry to hear your story. It's very sad that your parents are unable to accept the life and choice you and your fiancee have made together. At 22 you are old enough to make your own decisions and it's good that you've got the support of your good friends. Wish you and your fiancee the best!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-08 13:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Interesting	They control the processing to a "very slow" speed showing people that if you want to marry a foreigner, that is the time you have to wait. Bingo!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-10 15:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	OMG. Evidence I am going crazy	How bad is this...? We haven't even started the K-1 process and just being apart from my fiancee has me forgetting to put jel in my hair and/or wear a belt. This has happened several times and sometimes even in combonation. On the bright side, since I'm always looking forward to talking to my honey rather than the weekend my work weeks seem to go by faster.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-11 08:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Why are the transferring cases to CSC?	The USCIS has moved from a system where the Service Center where cases were processed were based on geography to a system where different Service Centers process different workflows. So in this case, the CSC is now processing petitions that are based on family type immigration. All I-129F's, I-130's and I-485's if the interview is waived are processed at the CSC... Isn't the Vermont Service Center still processing 'K-visas'? Edited by Robor007, 14 August 2006 - 10:48 AM.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-14 10:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	K1 application when alien fiancee is divorced	My fiancee is currently married (another long story) and in the process of divorce from her husband. As I understand it, both the petitioner and beneficiary must be legally free to marry and need to be able to supply documented proof that any previous marriages are legally ended. Although it will not be necessary in our case I was told that the US would recognize an annulment in the Philippines. I would think that a certificate from Tanzania would qualify as well. Robor007, Who filed for the divorce...your fiance or her ex? It makes a difference in terms of "free to marry" in the Philippines. Ah, that can of worms again - what a mess it has been! Seriously though, initially my fiancee filed a few months ago. I assisted her by finding her a divorce attorney in my area. He drew up the paperwork and sent each of them a package. Shortly after that I discovered (through help from members on this forum ) that she would not be free to marry according to Philippine law. I explained it to her current husband and he agreed to file instead. It's an uncomfortable position for me because I love his 'wife' and he seems like a decent enough guy. Really strange to be honest. It has been a real pain though because her attorney couldn't just rip up the old petiton for divorce and swap their names. He had to find another attorney to assist (represent) her husband so he could file. Why her divorce *and* immigration attorney didn't know that a Philippine citizen can't file for divorce in the US and have it recognized in the Philippines I don't know. I'm just glad that her husband is cooperating. As of this week they still haven't actually filed though. He and the new attorney have been getting each others voicemail. Hopefully something will happen this week or next. I was told once the process starts it will be finished quickly. I just can't wait until it's done. Then we can file for the K-1 and start another long waiting game! Edited by Robor007, 16 August 2006 - 08:29 AM.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-16 08:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	K1 application when alien fiancee is divorced	My fiancee is currently married (another long story) and in the process of divorce from her husband. As I understand it, both the petitioner and beneficiary must be legally free to marry and need to be able to supply documented proof that any previous marriages are legally ended. Although it will not be necessary in our case I was told that the US would recognize an annulment in the Philippines. I would think that a certificate from Tanzania would qualify as well.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 14:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	ARGG	Now that they have made this revelation, maybe this will give your case a push. Amazing that they were unaware of NSC-CSC transfers. Head buried in the sand or what? Their heads are buried in, um... Sand, yeah, that's it. Sand.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-16 15:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	Now, now. Kiss and make up, fellas. It's all good. I may be a whiner but my skin isn't that thin!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 17:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	Ideally, a K-1 who is married and completed AOS will already have a Social Security number. She should apply for this in her first 76 days in the US; see posts by mdyoung for specific details and tips (oh yeah, the Guide, too). Only one problem with that, Mr. Roboto 007 has blocked responses from me or at least claims to have. LOL You're not blocked. I did block you before and post a reply as such in that thread a few weeks back because you suggested it as an option. Plus, I found out when you block someone it doesn't remove their posts. The blocked users posts just say something like 'you blocked this user' and show a link to view their posts anyway.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 15:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	Robor, Point to ponder - is that information as accurate today as it was the day it was written? (assuming that it was accurate at that time) Yodrak From that link.. "In most cases, your spouse will get their Employment Authorization Document approved and issued in 45 to 90 days." I think that's the answer I was looking for. Thanks everyone for the input. That's a good point. I guess there's no definite answer because it depends on the situation. We've got a long while before we will need a definite answer and I'm not too worried about the $20 bet. I think I won but I'm not going to hold him to it. If he thinks he won I'm going to lay the burden of proof on him.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 14:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	Can someone bottom-line the work authorization process for me for a K1 beneficiary AFTER the marriage and AFTER AOS to "conditional pem resident." What must happen, what forms must be filled-out for her to work? I thought I read somewhere that a perm. resident or even a "conditional perm. res." has the legal write to work in the US, which would mean only a SS# is needed? As outlined eloquently in the guides, you must apply for an EAD while filing for your AOS to work prior to getting your green card. Getting the EAD can take 90+ days. From that link.. "In most cases, your spouse will get their Employment Authorization Document approved and issued in 45 to 90 days." I think that's the answer I was looking for. Thanks everyone for the input.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 13:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	I have a bet with a friend. We were talking about the K-1 process and the topic of working came up. I said my fiancee couldn't legally work when she arrives with her K-1 visa. He said I'm wrong and she can legally work as soon as she arrives (he said her I-94 allows employment). I said nope, he's wrong and referenced this site and seeing this question asked before with the answer being (if I remember correctly) between 60 and 90 days. I searched for that topic and came up empty. I looked at the guides and I can't find a definite answer. If I understand it right we need to marry first then she would need to apply for a EAD and wait until that is approved before working. Who is correct? I think my friend owes me $20. From what I have been told, she can work till you are married. Once you are married she is not legally allowed to work until she has the EAD. I think you might owe him $20. Hmmm... Well I would be talking about post marriage. IMO there's no point in looking for a job, applying, interviewing, getting it, training, working, then having to quit. It is possible at some POE to get an EAD stamp onto your passport when you enter the country, and therefore you'd be able to work for 90 days (that's how long it's valid for). And therefore you could work before you were married. Cass (bebop the great) I read about that before in the guides here. From what I understand it's only given at JFK airport and not always given. My fiancee will be flying into TPA (Tampa) so this wouldn't be an option. I mentioned that to him during our conversation as well.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 12:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	When can a K-1 visa holder legally work?	I have a bet with a friend. We were talking about the K-1 process and the topic of working came up. I said my fiancee couldn't legally work when she arrives with her K-1 visa. He said I'm wrong and she can legally work as soon as she arrives (he said her I-94 allows employment). I said nope, he's wrong and referenced this site and seeing this question asked before with the answer being (if I remember correctly) between 60 and 90 days. I searched for that topic and came up empty. I looked at the guides and I can't find a definite answer. If I understand it right we need to marry first then she would need to apply for a EAD and wait until that is approved before working. Who is correct? I think my friend owes me $20.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-15 12:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Vermont?	Generally yes, but as said above, each case is different, and sometimes it can be just as long or even longer at VSC than the CSC norm if your case has specific issues that need to be addressed. But, trust me, I wish a thousand times over that I was born and live a little closer to the East Coast than stuck in the middle of the midwest. Cass (bebop the great) Living on the east coast doesn't always get you processed in Vermont. I'm in Florida and we'll be going Texas > California...	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-16 10:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	I-129F: Is this a sign of desparation?	This thread needs to be LOCKED. If her 'AIDS' and 'indecent photo' threads weren't locked I don't see this one getting it. I'm surprised her account hasn't been deleted myself. She is good for a laugh though...	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-17 13:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	I-129F: Is this a sign of desparation?	You know, when I read these posts, whether true or not, it really bugs me. Those of us who are being faithful to our fiancess's and spouses and counting the seconds that we are apart, really find it horrible the way that some people on this forum make light of their own relationships. ' This isn't a game for most of us, it is life to us and all our hopes and dreams are waiting on a single person in an office somewhere to place "Approved" on our petition so we can begin our life together here in the U.S. Rob Welcome to the internet. No kidding. Suck it up. I could be wrong but I think Rob's point is the K-1 process is such a PITA because of people like the OP and he resents it. If so, I totally agree with him.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-17 12:53:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Does anyone have experience with an illegal immigrant fiancee?	That has usually depended on the service center one had to file the I-129F with, as the NBC where I-129F's for spouse are filed were faster in a lot of cases then I-129F for fiance from eg CSC, TSC or NSC. This of course was happening pre-IMBRA. Now they are about on par with each other in a lot of instances. Hmmm... Well, we've still got about 2 months or so to decide on our route so maybe we'll have a better idea on the timeframes once mid October rolls around. Who knows, maybe the CSC (I'm Florida so our K-1 would go Texas > California) will be clear of the backlog and flowing smoothly? Another thing to consider is the benefits and drawbacks of the different routes - maybe more important there than timeframe alone? As always, thanks for the info!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-18 14:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Does anyone have experience with an illegal immigrant fiancee?	Thanks, guys! That forum and site seem to have more info like I'm looking for. If your fiancee walked across the border and their is no document of him being here, then he should simply walk back (if at all possible). No document of him entering or leaving is better than him being documented and leaving. Waivers are difficult and slow Once he is in Brazil, get married, apply for K3 and come to US and adjust status. By getting a marriage license, it shows ur intent is to marry. So why not just get married and apply K3. I dont knwo why people are waiting for K1s. K1s take longer than K3 and just more hassle. Getting good legal advise is good but remember attorneys often have the habit of complicating cases. Regarding the bolded text above... When did a K-1 start taking longer than a K-3? I was under the impression and been told by others that the K-1 route was quicker.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-18 13:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	G-325A question	The name that goes in there is for the applicant so both of you would be filling one out. Only put the Alien Registration Number in there if you have one (probably not). Otherwise put in 'None'.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-21 10:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Another End of the Road	It's sad to read another 'end of the road' story. You're from the same town as me too. I have to admit my long distance relationship is much more difficult than I imagined it would be. Throw in the stress of the visa process and that only complicates and stresses it further. I wish the best for you neighbor.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-23 08:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Reunited and it feels oh so good!!	Congrats to you both! I'll bet the two of you are so happy right now. I can't imagine an entire year apart from my fiancee. It's been only 3 months and it feels like forever!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-28 15:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	New VisaJourney timeline for CSC	Wow, that's a great list. Thanks a bunch!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-28 09:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Fiancee visiting - will she get denied access?	Thank you everyone for the advice here. I am glad I posted this question because as the guy missing his gal I have a different perspective than others looking at the situation from the outside. I know we're not trying to do anything underhanded and I don't understand why there would be a problem with her request. However, all of you have pointed out the red flags in our situation and after reading them I agree that it could definitely be seen as suspicous. It's sad though. As the USC in love with a foreigner we are judged guilty and have to prove ourselves innocent. Also sad that the entire decision is based on the opinion of the agent checking the crew off the ship. A game of chance really. After getting everyones advice here I'm not so focused on her visiting. I will still see her that afternoon and see her off at the airport and it's only a month later that I'll be traveling to the Philippines to see her again anyway. The important thing is that she gets the divorce finalized and doesn't do anything to complicate the K-1 or K-3 process we will do later. As far as I know she has no relatives in the area that she could use as a reference. I was told that should she have to appear in court she would be given a document stating this to provide to the agents. If she does have to appear I hope the agent would allow it - that's my only concern now. Hopefully she will not have to appear because that would make it easier on everyone involved. Thank you again everyone for some 'outside perspective'!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-29 08:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Fiancee visiting - will she get denied access?	Thanks for the responses and advice. I just spoke with her attorney and she *may* be required to appear in court to finalize the divorce. If so she would have a document from the court serving her to appear. If she is allowed this of course wouldn't be a problem. If she is denied, would it be legal for her to drive across state, appear, sign the paperwork, and return to the airport to fly back home as scheduled? I was going to ask her to see if the cruise company would give her a return flight the next day as well. What a mess! Yes, she's 100% squeaky clean in her visits to the US. She's been in and out of port and is allowed 'shore leave' when the ship is in port and she's not working. So she should have a good record as far as that goes. I've been told she should not offer any info more than necessary but be honest in answers. Thanks again!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-28 18:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Fiancee visiting - will she get denied access?	Some brief background... I'm engaged to a Philippine citizen who has worked in the cruise industry for 7 years. She married a USC in May of 2005 and their marriage fell apart quickly (1 month later) after they each went back to work. They have not seen each other since the day they married and had no communication other than to discuss getting divorced. She is currently in the process of getting divorced but no paperwork has been filed as of yet. I met her in January of this year and we have been in a relationship from then until now. I visited her in Manila in June and I'll be going back to visit her in November. She will be ending her contract in October and I am going to drive to see her when she gets off the ship. We are hoping the agent checking her off the ship will allow her to stay in the US for a short visit. I called the US Customs & Border Protection office where she will end her contract. I was told her C-1/D visa allows her to stay up to 29 days but it's 100% up to the agent checking the crew off the ship. The way I understand it, the cruise company will give her a return flight for the day/evening of the day the ship arrives in port. When she checks off the ship she will be given an I-95 with an expiration matching the day her return flight and a D-2 visa. Normally she would go directly to the airport and return home using those documents. She would like to request to stay in the US for up to 29 days. I was told she has to ask the agent checking them off and it all depends on what she says and if the agent believes her or not. I stressed to the person I was talking to that she's not an immigration threat. She's been in and out of US ports for 7 years and if she wanted to come here illegally she easily could've done it long ago. She's never requested a stay in the US before and has always returned directly to her country as scheduled. She does have family in the Philippines and is late in the process of building a new home for her/them. It is not finished yet and I do not believe the home or lot is in her name yet. She does have a long record of money transferred to build the house and might be able to come up with receipts. She will have plenty of cash on her for her proposed stay (she will not need it though as she would stay with me). She also has a bank account in the Philippines and will be leasing a flat in Manila when she returns. What are your opinions on the following...? 1. Is there something she can say or show to assist her chances? 2. Should she mention that she's in the process of a divorce to her current husband? She may need to appear in court to finalize the divorce. 3. Should she mention that she's in a relationship with me? 4. Would it help if she got a ticket to return to the Philippines dated 28 or 29 days later? 5. Would it help if I had a ticket for the same flight? 6. Would it help if I give my info (name, address, phone, SS #, DL #, passport #, etc) to her to provide to the agent? 7. I would assume they will ask where she will stay. What should she tell them? I was told that the agents are only trying to prevent illigal immigration to the US. She is not an 'immigration threat' and I wish it was easier to prove that to the agent. I don't want to lie and I don't want to get her in trouble because I want to petition her with a K-1 after her divorce is final. I really want to see her again but I will be going to visit her in Manila at the beginning of November anyway so I will see her shortly after anyway. It would be nice if she could stay here even for a few days so she could meet my family and friends and see my (soon to be our) home.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-28 16:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Transfers to CSC	Why are not all the Texas and Nebraska petitions sent to Vermont SC instead of clogging the CSC. Now, now... Stop trying to make sense out of our government's procedures!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-30 14:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	What's up with the K1 process...	Plus for the unmarried folk? Shouldn't this waiting period then be applied to all US citizens wanting to marry? Exactly! I complain about this process to my family and friends and when some of them bring up the topic of 'testing commitment' I ask why their own marriages were not tested first? What makes 2 US citizens a better fit than a US citizen and someone from another country? What difference does it make where my future spouse is from? Don't get me wrong, I can understand a slight delay for background checks and scans for visa fraud but the current process is absolutely unreasonable in scope and timeframe.	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-24 10:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	VSC Approval	This is sick! Correct but it's not their fault the system is whack. In this case, hate the game, not the player!	Robor007	Male	Philippines	2006-08-30 13:05:00