PhilippinesFamily
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This route (13C) converts a child's status to a non-quota immigrant visa when the child was born after the accompanying parent's own immigrant visa was already issued.
Who can apply? A child who was born after the issuance of an immigrant visa to the accompanying parent
The qualifying relationship is to the accompanying parent who already holds an issued immigrant visa; the page does not separately state that parent's own citizenship/status route.
Who can apply? A child who was born after the issuance of an immigrant visa to the accompanying parent
The application requires "a Checklist with complete documentary requirements", a completed Application Form, and Additional Information on the Applicant's children (if needed); the specific documents proving the parent-child relationship are not itemized on this page.
What to bring? 1. Checklist with complete documentary requirements 2. Application Form 3. Additional Information on Applicant's children (if needed)
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the financial, accommodation, insurance or maintenance requirements.
Application is filed at the Bureau of Immigration Main Office: secure the CGAF form, submit documents for pre-screening, get the Order of Payment Slip, pay the fees, attend a hearing and image/fingerprint capturing, then claim the ACR I-Card once approved. As of 6 March 2014 (per the page's own dating, subject to change without notice) the fee was Php 7,870.00 plus a US $50 additional fee for a 1-year ACR I-Card. The page does not state a validity duration or further progression beyond issuance of the converted non-quota immigrant visa.
How to apply? 1. Secure the CGAF from either at the Public Information and Assistance Unit (PIAU) at BI G/F Main Office or from the official BI Website. 2. Submit the documents for pre-screening to the Central Receiving Unit (CRU) or to the frontline officer or staff of other Immigration Offices able to process this transaction. 3. Get the Order of Payment Slip (OPS). 4. Pay the required fees. 5. Submit copy of Official Receipt. 6. Attend hearing. Please refer to the Official Receipt for the schedule and venue of the hearing and Image and Fingerprint Capturing. 7. Proceed to Image and Fingerprint Capturing Counter of the Alien Registration Division (ARD) and submit requirements for ACR I-Card application 8. Check website if visa application is already approved. 9. If approved, submit passport for visa implementation. 10. If ACR I-Card is approved, claim ACR I-Card.
How much does it cost? Php 7,870.00 Additional Fee for ACR I-Card 1 Year - + US $50 *Fees are updated as of 06 March 2014 and may change without prior notice.
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