| Citizenship |
Spousal & Family Petition |
Fiancee Petition |
- Instant Citizenship
- Will Naturalization Delay the Petition?
- Expedited Naturalization Through Military Service
- Postponing Your Oath Taking
- Dual Citizenship
- Politicians and Dual Citizenship
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- Age Gap in Spousal Petition
- Conditional Green Card
- K-3 Visa Brings Your Family Faster to the United States
- Immediate Relatives Do Not Have Derivative Beneficiaries
- U.S. Citizen Must File Separate Petitions for Wife and Kids
- Illegal Drugs Will Disqualify You From Getting Your Immigrant Visa
- Abused and Abandoned
- Can You Petition Your Stepdad?
- A Child is Born
- Returning Resident Visas (Avoiding Airport-to-Airport)
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- Fiancee vs. Spousal Petition
- Consular Processing of Fiancee Visa
- The Fiancee Wife
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| Adoption |
Non-Immigrant Visas |
Employment Visas |
- Adoption: The Two Year Rule
- Botched Adoption
- How Can I Bring My Wife's Adopted Child to the U.S.?
- Follow-To-Join Adopted Child
- Can Adopted Child Petition Her Mother?
- Adoption: The Two-Year Rule (Updated)
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- Rizal was a U.S. Visitor
- Dreaming of a White Christmas
- My Husband Overstayed. Can I Renew My Tourist Visa?
- A Great Time to Visit Manila
- Extending You USA Vacation
- Adoption: The Two-Year Rule (Updated)
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- Basics of Employment Visa
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| Marriage and Divorce |
Philippine Cases |
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- Divorce:Philippine Style
- Divorced Filipino Spouse Can Remarry
- Divorce Between Filipinos Not Recognized by Philippine Law
- Under Article 26, Divorce Must Be Filed By Foreign Spouse
- Secret Marriage
- Absentee Petitioner (Nullity of Marriage Case)
- Absentee Husband: Can A Wife Remarry?
- Some Miscinceptions About Marriage and Immigration
- Legal Tidbits From Manila
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- Murder Most Foul
- Corrupting the Philippine Constitution
- Simulated Birth Certificate
- Correcting Your Birth Certificate
- Inheriting Properties in the Philippines
- Buying Properties in the Philippines
- Selling Your Philippine Properties
- Advance Inheritance
- Don't Ignore that Subpoena
- Illegitimate Children Can Use Father's Surname
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