How to Bring Your Filipino Spouse to USA:

[@securityvlogger6825]

this gentleman is very honest and generous with his information. I look forward to working with you soon.!

[@Visacoach]

Thanks. Me too.

[@TutorOfManila]

this is very informative. thank you!

[@Visacoach]

Welcome !!

[@MarilynDaep-bq1wb]

Thanks coach, this is very imformative.

[@Visacoach]

You are welcome !

[@evelynhamilton3136]

Very well explained.❤❤❤❤

[@Visacoach]

Thanks

[@EG-O]

i am an immigrant or was an immigrant that moved from jamaica to usa, join the military etc and got citizenship. Now i am dating a filipina because american women are not the best. I know the process for me to bring her here is the ssame process i basically took to come here so its not too unfamiliar for me to do for her. But we planning to retire in philippines anyways. I'm 29 working as a nurse for a few years stacking up cash first before i even think of retiring on the beach :). I did everything myself to become a citizen without a lawyer. Only just read the instructions and join facebook pages with others who looking for same things.

[@countryroads5234]

Thanks much appreciated with concise information…what if i want to bring my Filipina wife’s and my three elementary age step children as well at the same time? The natural father whereabouts is unknown

[@Visacoach]

You apply for all at the same time.

[@KurtBorong]

Thank you for the helpful information. I have a question. So I am currently on active duty with the military and I was wondering to your knowledge if I still need to pay for the filing fee? We have the Civil Registrar Marriage Certificate, but not the one from NSO/PSA. Will that be an issue if I use the one from Civil Registrar?

[@Visacoach]

Filing fees are the same. USCIS now wants the PSA document at their review stage.

[@Shawnjames21]

I will contact you soon. I want to bring my wife to the USA. Thank you, sir!

[@Visacoach]

Standing by.

[@Shawnjames21]

@@Visacoach what is your price for helping the process?

[@Visacoach]

Thats no secret, I clearly show my prices at www.visacoach.com/fees/, for a spouse visa we break the process down into two stages, the first at USCIS, this takes about a year, and my fee is $995, AFTER USCIS finishes their review and passes your case to the State Department, at that time, assuming you are happy with my service, (you will be) you pay $495 to continue with me all the way through to the visa issuance. For full details on my spouse visa support service, send email to [e-mail] and request "Spouse Visa 101"

[@singlemomnamaytattoo]

Hi. What if I am married and pregnant during the process? Would there be any possible reason for approval?

[@Visacoach]

Neither being legally married, or pregnant on their own are reasons for approval. Demonstrating that the relationship between you and your spouse is "bona fide" not a "sham for immigration purposes" is the reason for approval.

[@acesstarsana]

Helo sir we got denied today our k1 visa from USCIS

[@Visacoach]

Sorry to hear that. You have also contacted me directly via email. Which is the way to proceed versus posting at video comments. I note you used Rapid Visa and they apparently provided poor advice. We can continue this discussion directly via email.

[@acesstarsana]

@@Visacoach thank you coach I will ask my fiance to contact you.

[@acesstarsana]

@@Visacoach Rapid Visa not doing a good job they don't check my fiancee Criminal record they don't even read and they only tell put Yes the page 8 2 a and page 9 4 a. I wisss you i found you before Rapid Visa.

[@Visacoach]

Supposedly, they provide a money back guarantee. Sounds like you should ask for it. Please let us know if they pay up.

[@acesstarsana]

​@@Visacoachno refund

[@munangchannel1502]

hello sir, but i am in Japan. Can u still help me? i wanna process here in Japan because i'm working here.

[@Visacoach]

As a foreign spouse you can have your interview and visa issued from the consulate that handles your country of birth, country of citizenship and/or country of lawful residency. So if you are working in Japan, you can have your interview at the US Consulate in Tokyo.

[@munangchannel1502]

@@Visacoach thank u for ur honest answer sir, you are very helpful. But my problem is i was once married with a Japanese before and just officially divorced here in japan but not in my home country the PI. They said I need Recognition of Foreign divorce for that. So now, I am filing a petition for my ROFD in the Philippines because I have all thr necessary documents of our divorce Englush translated, notarized by a Japanese city lawyer and apostilled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Do you think the UCIS would accept my Divorce papers and grant me visa? My american husband would want me to bring to the USA asap to start our life together as a family? Can you help us sir? Please🙏🙏 we are desperate. ROFD will take more than a year to finished. If its possible without ROFD, because I am in Japan. And would like to process and be interviewed here in Japan.

[@Visacoach]

If your spouse is planning to hire professional help, he is welcome to book a time to speak with me about your situation, and what I can do to help. He can book by using my appointments calendar at www.visacoach.com/schedule/

[@cristinecaluya1190]

can I still get married even though I have already filed form i140 plss help

[@Visacoach]

I have no information to offer on work visas.

[@robertmarkiamonlyakjvbible3739]

Hello I am a American citizen living in the Philippines I am in a relationship with a Filipino woman we are planning getting married and living in the USA how much does it cost for your help to help us getting her to the USA

[@Visacoach]

The present spouse visa support fee is $995 for the USCIS stage, followed by $495 for the State Department Stage. For details send your request to [e-mail] and ask for "Spouse Visa 101"

[@robertmarkiamonlyakjvbible3739]

@@Visacoach Hello I am planning on go to the USA in May thank you

[@MyrnasChannel]

May i know the price of your service or assistance? Thank you and more power!

[@Visacoach]

Our current fee for spouse visa support is $995 for the USCIS stage, followed roughly a year later at $495 for the State Department stage.

[@michaeldenny3821]

How much does this all cost.

[@Visacoach]

My fee for a spouse visa is currently $1,490. Government fees @ $1,600. For details such as timing, fee breakdown, process etc, send your request to [e-mail] and ask for "Spouse Visa 101"

[@marquez9364]

How can I contact u?

[@Visacoach]

[e-mail]

[@JimMckay-q8y]

Don’t try to navigate the process alone it’s very very difficult the visa coach and his team helped my wife to recently obtain her visa after over 2 long years of scanning and submitting original document after document

[@Visacoach]

Thanks !!