Quote Originally Posted by cinmickey28 View Post
Hello Everyone,
I am new here and it is a shame that it was too late when I have seen this forum before lodging my fiancee visa application. I am still on my way of annulment with I submitted my application but was confident enough thinking that I could suffice the Embassy requirements under checklist number 8 of the vfs forms which says that as "evidence that a legal proceeding has started for annulment or divorce" but now my fiancee received email from he embassy that I will likely to be refuse of a visa because I am still married in which we are very confused as the above statement on the checklist they seems considering it. Also on my case not only that I had provided evidence that a legal proceeding has started but I had emailed to them as well though not the decree yet but a copy of the decision of the court nullifyig my previous marriage in which I had received 3 weeks after lodging my application.
Does anyone here have the same experience? Or does anyone here the same on my case applying or has applied or been issued a fiancee visa in which Annulment or legal proceeding has started in the Philippines.
I am really confused as of this time. Please help your advise and suggestions are very much welcome.
Cinmickey28
You should send them all the docs that the proceesing has started such from the moment you filed the case from the petitions, summons, appeal as in everything to prove that its on going plus the letter from your lawyer stating that the case is on going you will be free to get married in due time...