spetsnaz Posted January 31, 2009 Share Posted January 31, 2009 OT: does anybody here know Atty Antonio C. Silang? pa PM na lang po. thanks Quote Link to comment
queenamidala1972 Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 please check out the website of my friends www.ibpbatangas.com Quote Link to comment
kevin6a12 Posted February 22, 2009 Share Posted February 22, 2009 Is it true? Kung may utang ako sa isang bangko, lalabas ito sa NBI (for Abroad) pag kumuha ako? Therefore, hindi ako makakakuha ng Passport. Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted February 23, 2009 Share Posted February 23, 2009 hindi ito tama. ang lumalabas lang sa NBI ay yung may mga criminal cases. ang utang sa bangko ay hindi criminal case (in fact, ayun mismo sa ating Saligang Batas, hindi maaaring makulong ang isang tao dahil lamang sa pagkakautang). kalimitan, ito ay pananakot lamang ng mga collector ng pagkakautang sa credit card. wala po itong katotohanan (kung utang lang ang kaso mo ha). kaya lang, wag nating kalilimutan - ANG UTANG DAPAT BAYARAN! Is it true? Kung may utang ako sa isang bangko, lalabas ito sa NBI (for Abroad) pag kumuha ako? Therefore, hindi ako makakakuha ng Passport. Quote Link to comment
Exomaran Posted March 6, 2009 Share Posted March 6, 2009 Question good sirs: My cousin was banned from one country because he could not pay his credit card due to loss of employment. He is now here in Manila but is trying to find another work overseas. Question is, will he be allowed a foreign visa? I mean will the previous ban from a different country affect his chances of finding work somewhere else? Thanks in advance sirs, and mabuhay po kayo! Quote Link to comment
pol22366 Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 Question good sirs: My cousin was banned from one country because he could not pay his credit card due to loss of employment. He is now here in Manila but is trying to find another work overseas. Question is, will he be allowed a foreign visa? I mean will the previous ban from a different country affect his chances of finding work somewhere else? Thanks in advance sirs, and mabuhay po kayo! First off you have to clarify what you mean by banned. What is his status in that country and which country are you referring to??? Generally though each country has their criteria on why a non-resident gets "banned", and this is either just temporary or lifetime. Non-payment of credit cards may be a cause for a non-resident to be banned entry in a Muslim state, hence it may be possible that in all similar states he may be banned, specially if the credit card which he did not pay belongs to a Muslim bank. Quote Link to comment
aris_m Posted March 20, 2009 Share Posted March 20, 2009 Is it true? Kung may utang ako sa isang bangko, lalabas ito sa NBI (for Abroad) pag kumuha ako? Therefore, hindi ako makakakuha ng Passport. Kung utang lang po na di nabayaran di dapat...pero pag me tumalbog na checks na dahil sa utang eh criminal na po yan...kung dahil naman sa credit card pwede din po lalo na po kung biglang nagbago ng adress without informing the banks...may "fraud" na po kasi... cheers Quote Link to comment
cbotc Posted April 20, 2009 Share Posted April 20, 2009 I hope this is the right forum for this: My uncle, a Filipino by birth now a US citizen is advanced in age and has came back to the Philippines to live out his days. Still of sound body and sound mind, he wants to will some of his money still in the US (in various bank accounts and financial instruments) to certain charitable institutions here in the country. He wants to know if an executor is needed to be appointed or could he just instruct in his will that in the event of his death the US bank/financial institution is to donate the money to the specified benefactors in the Philippines of his choosing. Pls advice. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
ElPatayo Posted April 22, 2009 Share Posted April 22, 2009 Questions sa mga immigration experts. I have a US working VISA (H1) but have never used it because my suppose employer was affected by the crisis. Can I still get a tourist VISA? Quote Link to comment
redax Posted April 22, 2009 Share Posted April 22, 2009 It would be extemely hard for you to get one because they would presume that since you have applied for a working visa, your intention would be to work there. Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted April 22, 2009 Share Posted April 22, 2009 since US citizen na siya, it will be US law (specifically the law of the State where he last resided) which will apply. depende kung ano ang sinasabi ng State Law niya. Offhand, i'd say mangangailangan pa rin ng executor, kasi kakailanganin din naman na may isang tao na mag-iinform sa banks na patay na siya, tsaka kailangang patunayan muna na yun nga ang will niya. perop ara sigurado, kumunsulta siya sa isang abugado sa America tungkol dito (Amerikano kailangan kasi nga batas ng America ang iiral) I hope this is the right forum for this: My uncle, a Filipino by birth now a US citizen is advanced in age and has came back to the Philippines to live out his days. Still of sound body and sound mind, he wants to will some of his money still in the US (in various bank accounts and financial instruments) to certain charitable institutions here in the country. He wants to know if an executor is needed to be appointed or could he just instruct in his will that in the event of his death the US bank/financial institution is to donate the money to the specified benefactors in the Philippines of his choosing. Pls advice. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
ElPatayo Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 It would be extemely hard for you to get one because they would presume that since you have applied for a working visa, your intention would be to work there. so that means i cannot go to US as tourist because I have a working VISA? Thanx for the reply bro redax... Quote Link to comment
moed Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 Technically speaking no because you have different purposes for those 2 visas. If you travel on your H1 visa, they may verify if the job you were petitioned for is still open and if they find out the employer who petitioned you has withdrawn the job offer, you would be sent back to the Philippines. They might consider this act of yours fraudulent impose sanctions. Quote Link to comment
ElPatayo Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 (edited) Technically speaking no because you have different purposes for those 2 visas. If you travel on your H1 visa, they may verify if the job you were petitioned for is still open and if they find out the employer who petitioned you has withdrawn the job offer, you would be sent back to the Philippines. They might consider this act of yours fraudulent impose sanctions. Tnx bro... Edited April 28, 2009 by ElPatayo Quote Link to comment
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