Love Transcends Boundaries
Connecting us to our loved ones – across oceans and continents
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Though miles may lie between us,
Visitors to the Philippines often remark that Filipinos are great romantics. This is evident in the pocket books they read, the movies and TV programs they watch, and the romantic ballads they listen to. And the depth of feeling really comes across when you hear Filipinos sing karaoke! You see this even more in the warmth and love among couples, friends, and family members. Even strangers bask in the friendliness of the Philippine people. Valentine’s Day on the 14th of February, the month of hearts, is a special day in the Philippines. Filipinos take time to exchange red roses, chocolates, and cellphone text messages with those they care about. We at remithome wish all of you |
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Includes description of entry/exit requirements, safety and security, health information, and the marriage application process in the Philippines for U.S. citizens. |
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Information on U.S. work permits for those who are not U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (“Green Card” holders). |
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Instructions for submitting a “Green Card” application – |
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How to petition for a husband, wife, or unmarried children. |
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How to petition to bring your fiancée and that person’s children to the U.S. for marriage. |
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Information on obtaining a Visa after the immigrant petition has been approved by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The site includes links for Visa Forms, Affidavit of Support, and other requirements. Please note that remithome can provide a letter certifying all transfers sent through remithome. This can strengthen the Visa application for your fiancée, spouse, or child by providing proof of financial support. Visit our Account Services page for descriptions of this and other services offered to remithome members. |
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This document contains helpful hints and advice about living in the United States, including how to get a Social Security number (SSN), how to become a U.S. citizen, contact information for government agencies, tips on where to get help, and even some interesting facts about U.S. history and branches of government. |
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This document is the Tagalog version of the Guide for New Immigrants: Maligayang Pagdating sa Estados Unidos: |
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