Filipina Fiancee Visa

04/04/2024

We can help you begin your new life in the USA with your loved one. We make it very affordable and easy to bring your loved one to the United States. Filipina Fiancée Visa Service is the number 1 company doing fiancée visas and spouse visas for the Philippines. Contact us today!
https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com/

08/08/2023

The Philippines Lifts All COVID-19 Travel Restrictions: Here is What You Need to Know!

If you've been waiting to visit the Philippines, now is the time! All passengers bound for the Philippines must register to E-TRAVEL: https://etravel.gov.ph/...

07/12/2023

Philippine Travel Update

ARRIVAL Travel Guide to the Philippines✨ For Filipinos (Filipino): https://youtu.be/_6Yz94txccI✨ For Balikbayans (Former Filipinos and their Families): https...

06/19/2023

We can help you begin your new life in the USA with your loved one. We make it very affordable and easy to bring your loved one to the United States. Filipina Fiancée Visa Service is the number 1 company doing fiancée visas and spouse visas for the Philippines. Contact us today!

https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com/

06/13/2023

05/06/2023

How Does Divorce After a Green Card Affect Naturalization?

After staying on an immigrant status for a certain period, a green card holder can file an Application for Naturalization, to become a U.S. citizen. Your eligibility to apply for citizenship by naturalization may or may not be affected by a divorce after a green card, depending on how your immigrant status was sponsored.

You can get a divorce after getting a 10-year green card, and you shouldn’t have any issues renewing it either. When the time comes to renew it, file Form I-90, you do not need to answer questions about your marital status on this form. If you changed your name following the divorce, you’ll also be able to update that on the card form as well.

Green Card through Spouse Abandonment

If your spouse abandoned you, and you are without a green card or status, then you may be eligible to self-petition under VAWA. Under no scenario should you lie about emotional or physical abuse in an attempt to acquire immigration benefits.

How long after citizenship can you divorce?

As the spouse of a U.S. citizen, you have the ability to file for naturalization after 3 years of obtaining your green card, but during that three-year time you must be living with your spouse, your spouse’s citizenship status can’t have changed, and you must still be married until you get full citizenship. Should you get divorced in that period, you’ll have to wait five years to file for citizenship instead of three.

Does getting a divorce affect my permanent resident status?

If you are a permanent resident with a ten-year green card, then getting a divorce will have no effect on it.

Can I cancel my spouse’s conditional green card?

This question has a two-fold answer. The U.S. citizen spouse can cancel or withdraw their I-130 (petitioning for you) but they cannot cancel your I-485. You may be eligible to file a VAWA self-petition if your spouse has demonstrated emotional or physical abusive behavior during your relationship.

Filing for Naturalization After Three Years

A green card holder whose immigrant status was sponsored by a U.S. citizen can file for naturalization after three years of having a green card. However, to be eligible, you must still be in the same marriage with the U.S. citizen that sponsored your green card. You must remain married from the beginning to the end of your naturalization. If a divorce occurs before or at any stage during the citizenship application process, you may no longer be eligible to receive U.S. citizenship under this category.

Filing for Naturalization After Five Years

Apart from the spouses of U.S. citizens, all other green card holders must wait at least five years after receiving their immigrant status before filing for naturalization. At this point, your eligibility to become a U.S. citizen is no longer tied to your marriage. Therefore, if a divorce happens in a situation like this, it will not affect your eligibility to apply for naturalization.

NOTE: Whether your green card was sponsored by a U.S. citizen ex-spouse or through any other route, you should bear in mind that the divorce will always carry some red flags concerning your eligibility for naturalization. By the time you submit the N-400 form, the USCIS will review your immigration history, including the green card application process. Because of the divorce, they will likely scrutinize your petition even further. During your naturalization interview, you may be asked a few questions about the circumstances that led to the divorce. You may also be asked to provide additional evidence to prove your marriage wasn’t fraudulent. If you are unable to convince the officers with strong supporting evidence, your application may be denied.

03/14/2023

The Income Requirements for a Fiancée or Spouse Visa have gone up.

Minimum Income Requirements

Only the U.S. Sponsor's income is considered when determining if you meet the income requirement.

The Fiancee Visa and the Spouse Visa do not have the same income requirements. Applicants for a Fiancee Visa will need to show that their U.S. Sponsor's income is 100 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Applicants for a Spouse Visa will need to show that their U.S. Sponsor's income is 125 percent of the federal poverty guidelines.

Required Annual Income (For Fiancee Visa)
$19,720, if 2 Persons in Family or Household
$24,860, if 3 Persons in Family or Household
$30,000, if 4 Persons in Family or Household

For each additional person, add $5,140

Required Annual Income (For Spouse Visa or Green Card)
$24,650, if 2 Persons in Family or Household
$31,075, if 3 Persons in Family or Household
$37,500, if 4 Persons in Family or Household

For each additional person, add $6,425

The Financial eligibility thresholds are lower for
active military, and higher for residents of Alaska or Hawaii.

Cash Assets can count as an alternative to income.

In some cases, a sponsor's income may be too low, but instead, he or she has 'money in the bank'. In that case, Cash assets can be used as a substitute for annual income. 'Cash' assets are assets that can be easily converted (sold) to cash. For example: stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, and monies in a checking account can be used.

Other assets that can NOT be easily turned into cash such as investment properties, automobiles, and land, with the EXCEPTION of equity in the HOME RESIDENCE, are not acceptable to prove eligibility.

Cash Asset Equivalents

$5 in cash assets = $1 annual income

For example, a Fiancee Visa sponsor, with NO income, and no dependents (so has a household of 2 persons) would need to have $91,550 in cash assets to qualify for a Fiancee Visa.

5 x $19,720 = $98,600

Alternatively, a combination of income and assets will work. For example, if the sponsor's retirement income is $10,000 per year, then he should have at least $41,550 cash assets to qualify.

$19,720 - $10,000 = $9,720 x 5 = $48,600 cash assets needed.

Using a Financial Joint-sponsor

If the sponsor's income or assets are not enough to achieve the eligibility threshold, the sponsor can ask a relative or friend to act as a joint-sponsor. Just like buying a car, the second person is virtually 'co-signing' your visa application.

When a joint-sponsor is used, the size of the household increases. The combined household (for financial calculations) would include the household size of the sponsor combined with the household size of the joint-sponsor.

For example, a college student petitioning for his fiancee, asks his father to be a joint-sponsor. Both the student and father must each complete an affidavit of support. The student's household is just 2 persons, himself and his fiancee. The father's household would be father, mother, and the two siblings still living at home. Thus, the combined household would be 6 persons, (2 from the student and 4 from the father) meaning an acceptable combined income to support the 6-person household would have to be at least $40,280 or more.

If you have questions, just give us a call at 702-426-4503.

https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com

01/11/2023

Love defies boundaries. You can fall in love with a person residing miles away from you, or even a foreign national. Indeed, many people meet each other over the internet and begin a relationship that leads to marriage. If you fall in love with someone in another country and would like to bring your loved one to the United States, call us at 702-426-4503. We do both fiancée and spouse visas. https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com

11/22/2022

Do I need a COVID vaccine to travel to the Philippines?

Not anymore! COVID-19 vaccination passports or certificates are no longer mandatory to enter the Philippines. But, if you are a fully vaccinated traveler, you will be exempted from testing requirements.

Accepted proof of vaccinations are WHO-approved vaccines, VaxCertPH, Digital Vaccination Certificate of the country, CDC card, and other proof of vaccination permitted by the IATF.

Since information may change quickly, we always advise checking the most up-to-date country information on government websites, especially in the days before departure.

Do I need to take a COVID-19 test before traveling to the Philippines?

According to the Filipino health authorities, all unvaccinated travelers aged 15 and over must present a negative antigen test taken within 24 hours prior to travel.

Children under 15 years of age and fully vaccinated travelers do not need to present a COVID-19 test result to enter the country.

Do I need to quarantine when I get to the Philippines?

There are no longer any quarantine requirements to travel to The Philippines

What is the Philippines Health Pass?

The health pass must be filled out before boarding the plane or on arrival in the country. This requirement applies to all travelers entering the Philippines, regardless of nationality or health status.

https://www.onehealthpass.com.ph/

The form helps Filipino health authorities to protect public health and control the spread of COVID-19 virus within the country.

11/03/2022

The Philippines lifts quarantine for unvaccinated inbound travelers.

https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1187592

10/20/2022

U.S. citizens have a number of options to bring their Filipino spouses or fiancées' and their children to the United States to become lawful permanent residents. These options fall under the IR, CR, and K visa categories, each having its own set of requirements and procedures. You can learn which one is right for you by calling us at 702-426-4503 for a free consultation.

https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com

09/14/2022

https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com/

We can help you begin your new life in the USA with your loved one. We make it very affordable and easy to bring your loved one to the United States. We are Filipina Fiancée Visa Service, and we are the number 1 company doing fiancée visas and spouse visas for the Philippines. Contact us today!

08/05/2022

https://onehealthpass.com.ph/Registration/Step-1/

Ang kawastuhan ng impormasyon at personal na data na pinunan mo sa pamamagitan ng portal na ito ay iyong tanging responsibilidad. Sa pamamagitan ng pagpapatuloy na magparehistro, kumpirmahing nauunawaan mo na ang impormasyong ibinigay sa form ng pagpaparehistro ay totoo, kumpleto at tama. Ang BOQ ay...

08/05/2022

Entry to the Philippines: Although travel to the Philippines is now permitted, U.S. citizens should know and comply with arrival and departure requirements as promulgated by the Philippine government, which generally include the following as a minimum:

Being fully vaccinated, except for minor children below age 12 traveling with fully vaccinated parents who can present acceptable proof of vaccination. Unvaccinated foreign nationals will not be allowed admission into the Philippines, and;

Passport valid for at least six (6) months at the time of entry.

When making travel plans, check destination-specific travel requirements to avoid unnecessary delays.

If you are fully vaccinated with at least one booster shot, you are no longer required to provide a negative RT-PCR test, provided you present proof of vaccination along with your valid passport and return tickets.

The Philippine government requires all arriving passengers to complete a BOQ e-Health Declaration Card (e-HDC). This includes children. You can register up to three days in advance of your departure for the Philippines through the BOQ’s One Health Pass webpage. Remember to save a copy of the transaction number and QR code, which will be required by Philippine immigration authorities.

Return to the United States from the Philippines: Your departure will be delayed if you test positive for COVID-19 before your scheduled return flight to the United States. All airline passengers to the United States ages two years and older, regardless of vaccination status or citizenship, must provide a negative COVID-19 viral test taken within one calendar day of travel.

07/05/2022

If you came to the US on a Fiancée Visa, and it has been 3 years since you received your green card, you are eligible to become a US Citizen. We can assist you with getting your US Citizenship. Please contact us for a free consultation at 702-426-4503.

05/29/2022

https://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php/articles/1175295

Travel insurance requirement lifted

The IATF-EID, according to its latest resolution, has also lifted the travel insurance requirement for incoming passengers.

The updated Covid-19 protocols included under IATF-EID Resolution 168 allows travelers to enter the Philippines sans the need to secure travel insurance.

Originally, they can only enter the country, if they obtain travel insurance for Covid-19 treatment costs from reputable insurance providers, with a minimum coverage of USD35,000 for the duration of their stay in the country.

Fully-vaccinated travelers, according to the new IATF-EID resolution, are still mandated to present acceptable proof of vaccination and passports valid for a period of at least six months at the time of their arrival.

05/29/2022

https://www.rappler.com/nation/boosted-filipinos-foreigners-pre-departure-covid-19-requirements-when-entering-philippines-may-30-2022/

MANILA, Philippines – Starting May 30, the Philippine government will drop the pre-departure COVID-19 test requirement for Filipinos and foreigners arriving from abroad as long as they are fully vaccinated and have received at least one booster shot.

05/28/2022

U.S. citizens have a number of options to bring their Filipino spouses or fiancé(e)s and their children to the United States to become lawful permanent residents. These options fall under the IR, CR, and K visa categories, each having its own set of requirements and procedures.

Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not automatically grant U.S. residence or citizenship to the Filipino spouse. He or she must be petitioned by the American spouse and apply for a visa to enter the United States. The Filipino spouse may enter the United States on a K-3 nonimmigrant visa, CR1 immigrant visa, or IR1 immigrant visa. These three spouse-based petitions are issued to qualified beneficiaries of American citizens only. Individuals who are petitioned for by lawful permanent residents do not qualify for a K-3, CR, or IR visa.

The IR Visa

A spouse of a U.S. citizen is considered an immediate relative (IR) and is immediately eligible to apply for an immigrant visa under the IR category. The Filipino spouse must be the beneficiary of an I-130 approved by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This petition must be filed at the USCIS office that has jurisdiction over the petitioner's (American spouse) place of residence. NOTE: Active-duty U.S. military personnel and other U.S. Government personnel are considered domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

The CR Visa

If the basis for immigration is a marriage that was entered into less than two years prior to the date of the visa issuance and the petition that was filed is an I-130, the spouse of a U.S. citizen or the child of a U.S. citizen is classified as a conditional immigrant at the time of visa issuance. The visa category for the spouse is CR1, while that of the child is CR2.

The K (Non-Immigrant) Visa

The K visa is a non-immigrant visa. It does not automatically grant U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent resident (LPR) status to the beneficiaries. Those who qualify for K visas will be able to join their partners in the United States as a nonimmigrant, without the potentially long period of separation during the petition process. They will need to adjust their immigration status in the United States to become lawful permanent residents.

K-3/K-4 Visa

When both petitions have been approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and sent to the National Visa Center (NVC) or when USCIS approves the I-130 before the I-129F, the availability of, as well as the need for, a nonimmigrant K-3 visa ends.

The NVC is currently converting most K-3 visa petitions to CR-1 Spousal visa petitions.

If the NVC receives both an approved I-130 petition and an approved I-129F petition: The non-immigrant K-3 visa case will be administratively closed.

K3 visas take just as long as CR1 visas to get approved.
The K3 visa is no longer be a viable option. We recommend the CR-1 Spousal Visa. To learn more about the CR-1 or IR-1 (depending on the length of marriage).

The huge advantage that the CR-1 visa has over the K-3 visa is that with the CR-1 you automatically get a Green Card once in the United States (Usually within 1 month) without you having to do anything. With the K-3 visa, you must file an adjustment of status once in the United States to receive a Green Card.

04/09/2022

As of March 2022, for residents in the continental US the Financial Eligibility Thresholds for K1 and CR-1 are as follows:

Required Annual Income (for K1 Fiancée Visa)
$18,310, if 2 Persons in Family or Household
$23,030, if 3 Persons in Family or Household
$27,750, if 4 Persons in Family or Household

For each additional person, add $4,720

Required Annual Income (for CR-1 Spouse Visa)
$22,887, if 2 Persons in Family or Household
$28,787, if 3 Persons in Family or Household
$34,687, if 4 Persons in Family or Household

For each additional person, add $5,900

03/12/2022

Many men are attracted to Filipinas because of their grace, beauty and winning smiles. However, many more are attracted by their traditional views on marriage, families and other approaches to life. For men craving loving and attentive wives in America, Filipinos are often the first choice ladies to look at from abroad.

Filipino family values are built on traditional values passed on from generation to generation, which were then added to by Catholic teaching after the arrival of the Spanish. These values are constantly reinforced and are one of many reasons why many American men are turning to Filipino brides instead of finding partners from their own country.


Loyalty and Fidelity

A Filipino lady will only leave home if she is in love. By wanting to marry an American man, she is saying she wishes to pledge her future and life to him. Divorce is something that is not seen in the Philippines, so the enormity of the pledge should not be underestimated. Filipino family values indicate that the first reaction to problems within a family is to try and sort the problem out for the sake of the children.

Opinions on fidelity are equally high. They have a very low view of the act and believe it is a betrayal of the family. Due to strong laws and traditions back home, Filipinas are very unlikely to stray from their man if they are being treated well and if they love the person they are married to.


Her New Family

In many parts of Asia, when a woman marries, she marries into her husband’s family and takes that thought very seriously. In America and many other western countries, the traditional extended family system is breaking down as couples live by themselves, children leave when they are old enough and elderly relatives are sent to live in homes. Family values dictate that the family is treated as a whole, daughters look after their parents as well as their children. In fact, their children become their first priority and are seen as more important than jobs and lifestyles. In a modern America where children can often be relegated to less essential than these things, Filipino devotion is widely respected by men looking for loving wives.


The Family Back Home

Just because a lady leaves the Philippines, it does not mean she has cut off contact with her immediate family back home. As part of this devotion, it is expected for someone marrying a Filipina to take her family as part of his own. This means financial and emotional support if possible. It does not mean necessarily bringing them over to America, but it may mean regular visits and wiring money to help improve their standard of living. In many cases, even a small amount of money can make a huge difference in their lives.


Materialism

As noted already, Filipinas place a higher value on the family and also on spirituality than on materialism. This means material gains such as owning objects, nice houses, fast cars and the most fashionable clothes are nice, but not top of the priority list. Of course, Filipinas, like anyone else, like an impressive and comfortable house with a plasma TV, and a four-poster bed, but they are optional luxuries that can be bought as a bargain or through careful saving.


Male Values

There are family values to be placed on men as well as women. It is not a one-way deal, you know. Filipino men are expected to be providers and the head of the family. This is transferred onto you as an American man too. A Filipino bride is looking to you as a source of provision and income for the family and as the main pillar of support. You should know your culture well and have circles of friends to help her establish a life in the country.


Be a Good Husband

Naturally, every woman is different. Filipinas are individuals like all other women, and you need to respect this. A Filipina will become a loyal and loving wife if she is treated well, romanced, loved and given affection. Like all marriages, a marriage between an American man and a Filipina bride has to be worked on.


They do not come in pre-packaged boxes ready to be unpacked and switched on. Being rooted in a family system means many of them have traditional views on how men and women should act to one another. She is looking for protection and support. Give her these things and she will blossom into a wonderful wife.

02/16/2022

https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/01/28/22/ph-to-bar-entry-of-unvaccinated-foreigners-from-feb-16

'Kapag hindi fully vaccinated, hindi po puwede, pero absolutely sa [Feb.] 16 tama po yun, wala nang foreign nationals na makakapasok dito na hindi fully vaccinated,' an official said.

02/11/2022

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/philippines-welcomes-back-foreign-travelers-years-82787455

The Philippines has lifted a nearly two-year ban on foreign travelers in a lifesaving boost for its tourism and related industries as an omicron-fueled surge eases

01/28/2022

The Philippines is reopening for Tourism.

The Philippines will start to accept fully vaccinated foreign leisure travelers from visa-free countries beginning Feb. 10, tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat announced Friday (Jan. 28, 2022).

Puyat clarified that the recent IATF-EID decision will cover only leisure travelers from countries whose nationals are allowed visa-free entry to the Philippines.

Starting Feb. 10 and upon consultation with health experts, qualified leisure travelers will also no longer be required to undergo quarantine as long as they are able to present a negative result of an RT-PCR test taken 48 hours before arrival.

“We are also aware that there is no room for complacency given the unpredictability of the virus. We will closely monitor the situation and ensure that health and safety protocols are strictly implemented in all tourism establishments,” Puyat said.

Based on the IATF-EID guidelines, leisure travelers from visa-free countries will be allowed to enter the country, provided that their passports are valid for at least six months at the time of arrival, and they possess outbound tickets to their country of origin or next country of destination.

Leisure visitors must also carry proof of vaccination against COVID-19 that are recognized by the IATF-EID. They include certificates of vaccination issued by the World Health Organization (WHO), VaxCertPH of the Department of Health available at https://vaxcert.doh.gov.ph, and a national or state digital certificate of a foreign government which has accepted VaxCertPH under a reciprocal arrangement unless otherwise permitted by the IATF.

Nationals from the following countries are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa for a period of stay of thirty (30) days or less:

United States of America

01/16/2022

Philippines Travel Restrictions:

Most visitors from the United States, regardless of vaccination status, will not be allowed to enter the Philippines. Most travelers must have a valid existing visa to be allowed entry into the Philippines. These entry restrictions do not apply to Filipino citizens, including those with an Identification Certificate, travelers under the Balikbayan Program who fulfill other specific program requirements, travelers who are holders of valid and existing Special Resident and Retirees Visa or Section 9 visas without the need of an entry exemption document, Foreign spouses, parent, or children of Filipino citizens, not traveling together with the Filipino and shall present a visa with the notation “EED not required per IATF Resolution No. 128 (s.2021)”.

Quarantine requirements:

Unvaccinated visitors from the United States will need to quarantine for 10 days upon entering the Philippines.

Fully vaccinated visitors with approved vaccination certificates do not need to quarantine.

Details and exceptions:

Unvaccinated are required to quarantine in a pre-booked accredited quarantine hotel or facility for at least 8 days until the release of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test taken on day 7. After that, travelers are required to undergo home quarantine until their 14th day, with the day of arrival being the first day. If they test positive, they must stay in the quarantine facility. Filipino citizens are not required to secure hotel reservations.

01/09/2022

Visas for Fiancées of U.S. Citizens

If a U.S. citizen plans to marry a Philippine citizen, the most important advice we can offer is to begin the preparations early to bring the new spouse to the United States. Depending on the circumstances, and on what type of visa is best, processing time can take as long as several months. What follows is the assumption that the U.S. citizen is marrying a Filipino, though much of this advice also applies to the marriage to anyone who is not yet a U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident.

Visa and citizenship laws must be considered when planning a new life. There are different visas for different purposes of travel. The first step is to decide whether one will marry in the Philippines before traveling to America, or if one will marry in the United States. The fact that the U.S. citizen has married a foreign national does not automatically allow his/her spouse to travel to the United States or live there without the appropriate visa.

The K-1 visa allows a fiancé(e) to travel to the United States, marry a U.S. citizen, and then adjust status there to become a legal permanent resident (LPR) in the United States. After the K1 visa is issued by the U.S. Embassy and the soon-to-be spouse enters the United States, the wedding must take place within 90 days of the visa holder's arrival in the United States.

12/29/2021

We can help you begin your new life with your loved one. We make it very affordable and easy to bring your loved one to the United States. We are Filipina Fiancée Visa Service, and we are the number 1 company doing fiancée visas for the Philippines. Furthermore, we work exclusively with American Citizens who have Filipino fiancées.
https://www.filipinafianceevisa.com/

In case you are considering applying for a Fianc?e Visa, this information will make the process much simpler for you and greatly reduce your stress.

12/22/2021

Immigration and the Fiancée Visa

Dating a Filipino girl is very different from dating a Western girl, so trying to understand the culture and expectations is worthwhile if you are serious about developing a relationship. Keep an open mind, and accept that there will be cultural differences, plenty of them, and learn about them, and who knows, you could soon be conducting a long-distance relationship with a charming lady or even thinking of obtaining a fiancée visa for her to come and stay with you in the USA.

Dating is often set up by friends or relations, so try and get a mutual friend to act as a go-between. Once the date is set up, it is usually the guy who picks up the bill. If you are in a group, then the guys will generally split the cost between them.

Philippine society is all about respectability. Traditionally, a chaperone goes along on the date, to ensure nothing ‘improper’ occurs. This could be a sister or close friend. The chaperone tags along with the couple and sometimes might even bring a friend along, so it becomes more of a double date. The chaperone is doing you a favor (without her there, it might not be possible to go on the date) so you have to take care of her well by paying for everything, drinks, food, etc.

Sometimes the girls’ parents will expect her home by a certain time. It is best to check with her and make sure she doesn’t arrive home late, or this will be seen as a total disregard of their authority and considered disrespectful. In the past, if a girl was out on a date and didn’t return home that night, the couple would be expected to marry in order to save her reputation, even if nothing happened between them. Nowadays, although things are much more relaxed, parents are still quite strict when it comes to their daughter’s honor and reputation. She will have strict guidelines on how to behave when in male company.

It is polite for the girl to ask her parent's permission if she wants to go out, this will be followed by dozens of questions before they agree, so expect her to have to clear the date with her parents first. If this is the first date they will probably ask a lot about you, where you work, age, what degree you have, and so on. Even better would be if you ask her parents for permission for the date yourself, this will be seen as showing the greatest respect to them. Parents value traditional Filipino values and will look upon you favorably.

If everything goes well, and you decide that you would like to bring her to the USA to get married, Filipina Fiancée Visa Service can assist you with the entire visa process from start to finish. Contact us today for more information.