davis287

I forgot to give you my email address ,,,,

I really hope there is a way I can bring my future wife here to USA or I might
have to go live in the Philippines

Bill

Jenney & Mark

> I forgot to give you my email address ,,,,
>
> I really hope there is a way I can bring my future wife here to USA
> or I might
> have to go live in the Philippines
>
> Bill

Maybe if you gave us some information besides what's in your thread
title, we might be able to help you a bit.

What is it that you need to know??

~ Jenney

Ian-Mstm

> I forgot to give you my email address ,,,,
>
> I really hope there is a way I can bring my future wife here to USA
> or I might
> have to go live in the Philippines
>
> Bill

If you don't earn enough money, you'll need a joint sponsor. If you
can't get a joint sponsor, you'll either need to move to the Philippines
or you'll need to find a future wife who's already in the US.

Ian

Rete

> If you don't earn enough money, you'll need a joint sponsor. If
> you can't get a joint sponsor, you'll either need to move to the
> Philippines or you'll need to find a future wife who's already
> in the US.
>
> Ian

In addition you will need to have met the fiancee in person at least
once in the two years prior to submission of the I-129F. Has your
~disability~ stopped you from going there to meet her.

Tracym

> I forgot to give you my email address ,,,,
>
> I really hope there is a way I can bring my future wife here to USA
> or I might
> have to go live in the Philippines
>
> Bill

If you have sufficient income from disabity, depending upon the type, it
might suffice. Also you can use assets.

Needs-based disability income cannot be counted, but income from
disability insurance (such as social security disability income) can.

Templar

Phillipine woman wants to marry a disabled American citizen? One of those eh? I'd like to see the woman's reaction if Davis287 tells her that he decide to live with her in Phillipine due to beurocratic red tape in US.