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skip to content templo immigration we inform and serve. © templo immigration 2017 menu and widgets home about us immigration blog contact us services seminars media guestings disclaimer and privacy policy legal notices home about us immigration blog contact us services seminars media guestings disclaimer and privacy policy legal notices archives archives select month march 2018 january 2018 december 2017 september 2017 june 2018 m t w t f s s « mar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 categories categories select category general (1) immigrant visa processing (3) non-immigrant visa processing (2) uncategorized (4) templo immigration templo immigration tourist visa (b1/b2) application for filipinos a tourist visa to the united states is either a b1, for temporary business activities such as signing a contract, closing a deal, attending a conference, or a b2 when the temporary purpose is for pleasure or seeking medical attention. under u.s. immigration laws, a person applying for a tourist visa is presumed have “immigrant intent”. this means that to the mind of a consular officer, every tourist visa applicant has the intention to stay permanently in the u.s. it is therefore, for the applicant to prove otherwise. because of this, an applicant must show that his inclination to come back to the philippines weighs more than his reason for traveling to the united states. an applicant must clearly show that his purpose for going to the u.s. is temporary, specific and limited. the visa application process involves four major steps: payment of the visa application fee through the bank of the philippine islands (bpi), done either through online banking or over the bank counter. filling out of the non-immigrant visa application form (ds-160). scheduling an appointment online or thru the customer service number. here, you need the following information: (a) payment receipt number available after completing step no. 1. (b) passport number (c) ds-160 confirmation number, or the 10-digit barcode confirmation number, secured after completing step no. 2. personal appearance at the u.s. embassy for your visa interview on the date of your appointment. during the scheduled interview, you must bring the following: (a) old and current passports (b) printed appointment letter (c) printed ds-160 confirmation (d) supporting documents which substantiates your claims and assertions such as bank statements, your family records to prove ties in the philippines, school records, marriage certificate, employment certificate and any documentary evidence that shows strong ties to the philippines. the consular officer shall adjudicate whether or not to issue you a visa at the end of your interview, which usually does not take longer than 5-10 minutes. if you are granted a visa, the u.s. embassy will hold your passport for a few days to affix a visa stamp. if you are denied, your passport is returned to you and a blue sheet of paper will be given to you which spells out the reasons why you were denied. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses on u.s. immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on march 21, 2018 april 9, 2018 author ciara infantado categories non-immigrant visa processing tags approved , denied , embassy , tourist , visa medical examination fees for u.s. immigrant visa applicants in the philippines part 1 increase in medical examination fees effective october 1, 2016 st. luke’s medical center extension clinic (slec) is the u.s. embassy’s accredited panel physician. effective october 1, 2016, they will begin charging a new medical examination fee of php 16,042.50 for most immigrant visa applicants. the fee increase is due to mandatory gonorrhea testing for all immigrant visa applicants 15 years old and above as determined by the u.s. center disease control and prevention (cdcp). this fee increase does not apply to children 14 years old or younger. their fee will remain at php 8,600 unless the slec determines that the child applicant must be tested for gonorrhea. in this case, slec will charge the appropriate examination fee. the medical examination fee must be paid in philippine pesos at the clinic cashier on the day of the medical examination. slec is located at the following address: 1177 j. bocobo street, ermita, manila. their telephone numbers are +632 521-0020 and +632 521-8647. their operating hours are from mondays to fridays, 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. it would be good practice to come for your medical exam between 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. because applicants are served on a first-come-first-served basis. you will not need to make an appointment and your examination results will be released depending on its complexity. don’t forget to bring your u.s. embassy appointment letter as well as your passport when you go for your medical examination as they will be needed for proper identification and processing. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses on u.s. immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on january 7, 2018 january 7, 2018 author [email protected] categories immigrant visa processing , uncategorized tags attorney , embassy , exam , fee , immigrant visa , immigration , lawyer , medical , mike templo , u.s. embassy , visa u.s. embassy holiday observances for 2018 u.s. embassies around the globe observe their national holidays as well as the holidays of the host countries where their embassies are situated, allowing the local staff to celebrate their holidays. knowing when the embassy is closed will make travel planning and scheduling applications go smoother. that said, the u.s. embassy in manila, philippines as well as the visa application services call center will both be closed on the following u.s. and philippine holidays for 2018. date day holiday country january 1, 2018 monday new year’s day u.s./phl january 15, 2018 monday m. l. king jr. day u.s. february 19, 2018 monday u.s. president’s day u.s. march 29, 2018 thursday maundy thursday phl march 30, 2018 friday good friday phl april 9, 2018 monday araw ng kagitingan phl may 1, 2018 tuesday philippine labor day phl may 28, 2018 monday u.s. memorial day u.s. june 12, 2018 tuesday philippine independence day phl tbd tbd eid’l fitr u.s./phl july 4, 2018 wednesday us independence day u.s. august 27, 2018 monday national heroes day phl september 3, 2018 monday u.s. labor day u.s. october 8, 2018 monday columbus day u.s. november 1, 2018 thursday all saints day phl november 12, 2018 monday us veterans day u.s. november 22, 2018 thursday thanksgiving day u.s. november 30, 2018 friday andres bonifacio day phl december 24, 2018 monday christmas eve (special non-working day) u.s./phl december 25, 2018 tuesday christmas day u.s./phl michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses in u.s. immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on december 27, 2017 december 30, 2017 author [email protected] categories general , uncategorized tags closed , embassy , holiday , holidays , u.s. embassy refusal of non-immigrant visa under 221(g) if you’ve been refused a visa during your visa interview under 221(g), don’t lose hope. a refusal under this section of the immigration and nationality act (ina) means that the consular officer needs additional essential documentation or information. the application is placed on administrative hold, thus, you may see the term “pending further action”. at the end of your interview, the consular officer will inform you that your application will have to undergo further processing on their end, such as a check with dhs or fbi or that you will need to submit additional documentation so that they can make a determination on your application. you will be given a letter printed in green paper explaining the 221(g) refusal and a list of what you will need to submit within twelve months of your original interview. there will be no need to pay another visa fee to submit the documents. common documentation includes the following: for tourist visa applicants: existing/replacement passport old passport/s marriage certificate on nso security paper birth certificate on nso security paper police and court records related to your arrest nbi clearance guarantee letter with authorized signature proof of extension of legal status in the u.s. u.s. coast guard exemption letter copy of i-407 for student visa applicants: form ds2019/i-120 student and exchange visitor information system (sevis) registration with realistic start date proof of payment of i-901 sevis fee school transcripts and/or class schedule form ds-7002 training plan with three functions/departmental rotations, no casual or unskilled labor, and or signatures dated after the update to the plan for h-1b and other temporary worker applicants: copy of visa/entire passport of the principal applicant recent pay slips a copy of the full petition and supporting documents filed with uscis, including the i-129 petition for temporary worker, and labor condition application if after one year from your 221(g) refusal, you failed to submit the pending documentation, your application refused under section 221(g) is terminated per section 203(e). therefore, it is wise and prudent to bring all your supporting documents even though you may hear from other applicants that the consular officer didn’t even look at the documents they brought. each application is different as people have different backgrounds, qualifications, and life experiences. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses in us immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on december 27, 2017 december 27, 2017 author [email protected] categories non-immigrant visa processing , uncategorized tags 221 , 221(g) , attorney , denied , interview , lawyer , refusal , tourist , visa medical examination fees for u.s. immigrant visa applicants in the philippines part 2 for those who are currently processing their immigrant visa applications at the u.s. embassy in manila, philippines, you must undergo a medical exam at st. lukes extension clinic in manila. the fees for this are listed below. fees are current from october 1, 2016. you must contact slec for current rates. slec currently does not accept checks or credit card payments. age price 15 years and older php 16,042.50 less than 15 years old php 8,600.00 the fee includes vaccines. free of charge are the following inter-specialty consultations within the clinic: adult cardiology adult infectious diseases adult and pediatric pulmonology adult and pediatric radiology pediatric allergology general pediatrics general surgery obgyn ent gastroenterology oncology endocrinology nephrology hematology rheumatology pathology charged separately and must be paid for by the applicant are referrals to sub-specialty clinics outside of slec: psychiatric evaluations neuro-developmental pediatrician psychologist dermatologist interventional cardiologist and radiologist ophthalmologist. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses in us immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on december 26, 2017 january 7, 2018 author [email protected] categories immigrant visa processing tags exam , fee , immigrant visa , medical , petition , visa flying to the u.s. and stopped at the airport? so you were planning a trip to the u.s. with all reservations and booking complete and paid for. when you get to the airport to check in, the airline counter receives your passport and id and types in your information. then suddenly, she looks at you, looks at your passport, then stands up and tells you to hold on. she walks over to another agent in the back, and you soon realize it’s her supervisor. the agent shows your passport to her supervisor and they have a brief discussion and walk over to you. with a little hesitation, the supervisor apologizes and tells you that your u.s. visa has been revoked by the embassy. you are shocked. your holiday is ruined. your bookings can no longer be refunded. what do you do? the department of homeland security (or dhs) has created a program for travelers such as you. it is called the traveler redress inquiry program or dhs trip. it is a centralized department that assists individuals who have inquiries or seek resolution regarding difficulties they experienced during their travel screening at airports, train stations, or crossing borders of the u.s. this includes watch list issues, screening problems, or situations where travelers believe they have been wrongfully denied boarding or identified for additional screening. this is part of the efforts of dhs to maintain the free flow of legitimate travelers while securing its borders to those who want to do harm or acts of terrorism within its borders. when you file and inquiry or redress request, it provides you with a redress control number and routes your inquiry or redress request to the appropriate office for action. the control number can be used to check the status of your inquiry or redress request online and to book another ticket once you receive a favorable decision on your complaint. instances where you can use the dhs trip are the following: inability to print a boarding pass from an airline ticketing kiosk or from the internet; denied or delayed boarding; ticket agent contacted someone or its supervisor before handing you a boarding pass; profile issues like incorrect or poor quality fingerprints, mismatched photos, inaccurate or incomplete personal information, included in the “no fly list”; you need to amend a traveler record because of an i-94 issue or correct an inaccurate biometric record is corrected; you were unfairly detained or denied entry to the u.s. instances where you cannot use dhs trip are the following: mishandled or missing bags; rude or poor customer service. if you believe you have experienced any of the following outlined above, you should make use of the dhs trip to find out and resolve issues on your personal or travel record with dhs to ensure a smooth and hassle-free holiday or business travel. to submit an inquiry, log on to the dhs trip’s interactive website at http://www.dhs.gov/dhs-trip, where you will be asked to describe what happened and your specific concerns. make sure you provide your current contact information to avoid delays or miscommunication and if you receive additional information that you believe may help your concern, you must also submit this within thirty (30) days from filing your inquiry or redress request. your inquiry or redress request will be processed completely, accurately, and quickly if you follow these tips. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses in us immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on december 26, 2017 december 27, 2017 author [email protected] categories uncategorized tags airport , cancel , denied , immigration , revoke , visa choice of agent form ds-261 once your petition is ready for immigrant visa processing, the national visa center (nvc) sends the applicant a choice of agent form, or more technically called form ds-261. many applicants do not understand what this form means or what it is used for. to put it simply, the information you indicate in this form will be used by the nvc to contact the applicant. the agent, or authorised representative, can be your petitioner, a relative, friend, or an attorney. when u.s. mail is sent abroad, there is a risk of loss as some postal agencies abroad are unreliable. it is preferred that you choose someone with a u.s. address as important documentation on processing information will be sent. this preference helps in avoiding processing delays due to lost mail. michael templo is an attorney admitted to practice law in new york state and federal courts and is a partner at templo & templo http://www.templolaw.com with offices in new york and san diego, usa and bgc taguig, philippines. mr. templo focuses in us immigration matters. the discussion above is not intended as legal advice, and cannot be relied upon for any purpose without the services of a qualified professional in your area. for your comments and questions, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.templolaw.com or blog at www.temploimmigration.com. posted on september 12, 2017 december 27, 2017 author [email protected] categories immigrant visa processing tags agent , attorney , ds-261 , immigrant proudly powered by wordpress

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