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The story of a reluctant Filipino

I am a Filipino and had a child with a Japanese national. My problem is how to get a Japanese visa. A Filipino friend of mine was victimized by three individuals who claimed they were “expert/specialist” in securing Japanese visa. My friend gave them huge amount of money to get the appropriate Japanese visa but failed. When I heard about “WORLD FOREIGN ASSISTANCE CENTER (WFAC)”, I was reluctant to tap their services due to the experienced of my friend. I requested my child’s Japanese father to check the authenticity of “WFAC”. We found out that “WFAC” was a legitimate office and finally sought their expertise to help us in securing Japanese visa for me and my child. In April 2010 finally we got our appropriate Japanese visa and we are now reunited with my Japanese partner.

After long years of waiting.

Our mother had a relationship with a Japanese national who had a prior existing marriage. Despite of the legal impediment, my mother’s relation with our Japanese father continued and we were born (2 sisters). We both grew up, studied, and stayed in the Philippines. With the desire of going to Japan, our mother consulted a Japanese promoter on the possibility of acquiring Japanese entry visa. The Japanese promoter assured that we have a very bright chance of getting the visa, hence our mother prepared all necessary documents and spend an enormous amount of money to get the said entry visa. After 2 long years of waiting coupled with sizeable amount of expenses nothing happened, until we heard about “WORLD FOREIGN ASSISTANCE CENTER (WFAC”). In July 2006, through the able assistance of WFAC we finally got our appropriate visa and we are now permanent residents of Japan. Truly WFAC is an office that caters to the needs of its clientele with a touch of sincerity. God was so good that He led us to WFAC.

2009.11.15 SAITAMA JAPAN

Problem of legitimacy.

My mother had a subsisting marriage before he met my Japanese father. Since I am a descendant of a Japanese national, my father wanted to recognize me as his child so we can be reunited. Initially, I was given 90 days tourist visa and my Japanese father submitted recognition documents to the City Hall in Japan but was not accepted asserting that I might be the child of my mother by her prior marriage. A closed friend of mine led us to “WORLD FOREIGN ASSISTANCE CENTER (WFAC)”, we were advice by “WFAC” to return to the Philippines since my 90 days visa is about to expire, and WFAC commence working on our documentation. We did return to the Philippines and returned to Japan in due time. It was in our second trip to Japan that my recognition as child of my Japanese father was accepted and was given the appropriate visa. Pretty soon I shall be qualified to hold a Japanese passport. Locating a competent legal office such as “World Foreign Assistance Center” is not that easy. There are so many scrupulous and bogus companies out there preying on the unsuspecting victims to get their hard earned money. To “WFAC” thank you very much for your unstinting and philanthropic assistance.

2010.6.15 TOKYO JAPAN

Proof of filiation.

I am 27 years old and was born with a Japanese father who married my mother in the Philippines. It was discovered later that my Japanese father had a prior existing married in Japan before he married my mother. I wanted to go to Japan but I could not prove my legitimacy because this was always impugned by the authorities. In the meantime, a close associate of mine who was living in Japan told me that there is a legal office in Japan named “World Foreign Assistance Center (WFAC)” who can extend a legal representation for my problem. I hurriedly called my Japanese father to inquire with WFAC relative to our concern. Right now WFAC is working on our visa and the chances of getting it is above board.

2010.9.10 OSAKA JAPAN