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Cons
Cons about money remittance.
In most cases if a sponsor sends his
(girlfriend or Fiancée) money in the Philippines,
"Note" we said girl friend, this does not include a Spouse. The
monetary support you provide, could possibly backfire on you, depending on these
reasons.
REASON WHY IT COULD BACKFIRE?
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If you the sponsor, are much older than your fiancée,
such as your fiancée is between ages 18 - 23 and you the sponsor are 45 and above. USCIS most likely will scrutinize
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USCIS tends to believe that a young
Filipino who is planning to marry a man that is much older than she,
may not be sincere in her
feelings toward him. USCIS views this as if the alien fiancée is only interest in such a person only for his
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Sometimes but not all of the time, will we at FilAm Immigrations bring your monetary support into the
picture if your fiancée is very young. Reason being is because we feel it
could be used against
your case rather than help it. In these particular cases, it looks much better on a young Filipina if
there is no monetary support involved. |
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We do not want to cause any confusion with
what you are doing in your relationship, but feel that it is important to shed
some light about the possible things that USCIS could view when your case is
presented to them.
We would like to mention also that alien
fiancées who are considerably younger ranging from 30 on up do not fall into the
same category as if it were a man say 60 years old and a woman 20 years old.
It's all about maturity, and USCIS takes this
in to consideration. Even though most of the alien fiancées that we have known
throughout the years tend to be much more mature than Western woman for their
ages.
You are encouraged to give us a call to have
your case reviewed on this subject, and allow us to evaluate what may need to be
done in order to shore up on your proof of relationship. Not all cases are the
same, so depending on many variables to your case will depend on how your case
must be handled.
For further assistance,
please Call us at 321-574-3779
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