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Adam Walsh Act!

What it might mean to you and immigration. Walsh is known for his anti-crime activism and his extreme hatred of criminals, with which he became involved following the murder of his son, Adam, in 1981. The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act (AWA) is a federal statute that [...]

June 19, 2017|Immigration|

US IRS Debt: Can you travel?

INTRODUCTION If you are a U.S. Citizen in the Philippines and owe back taxes, you may have heard that your passport may be revoked. That is true, so if you are in this situation this article will be of interest to you. The Law Tax code Section 7345 is [...]

June 13, 2017|Immigration|

Pregnant Travel: What you need to know!

So you are pregnant and want to travel? Getting travel visa if you are pregnant While you may not plan on giving birth while traveling, you need to keep some things in mind, especially when doing your interview with the admitting U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer for [...]

June 2, 2017|Non-immigrant visa|

Guam for Quickie Divorce for Marriages in the Philippines?

The facts about getting a divorce in Guam. So your marriage in the Philippines has broken down and is beyond the point of reconciliation. Not wanting to go through the complex and expensive annulment process to dissolve a marriage in the Philippines, you decide to look east towards the [...]

May 25, 2017|Divorce|

Immigration and Filipino Divorce!

Here is a scenario - A USA Army Officer comes to the Philippines, meets a beautiful Filipina, and they legally marry in the Philippines. Following marriage, he applies for a spousal visa for her and they move to the USA. After 20 years of marriage, they decide to divorce while [...]

May 19, 2017|Divorce|

Visa Denied What’s Next?

So you applied for a tourist Visa to the USA for your spouse, paid the fee, filled out the application and did the interview. Then you are told the Visa application was denied. Most likely cause is the interviewer determined there was insufficient reasons to determine the applicant would [...]

May 12, 2017|Non-immigrant visa|
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