i really appreciate your site… it helps a lot of people like me…

i have a japanese boyfriend but is still married with his japanese wife.. we have two children. the older one (4years old) has japanese passport but living here in the Phils. the younger one doesn’t have japanese passport… we have been in Japan as temporary visitor last month for 30 days. i want my older son to study in Japan by next year…

Is it possible? what kind of visa will i apply? please help…

thank you and God bless for helping people….

do u think this time that i will present documents from my mom’s side(unlike before w/c i didnt since i thought my boyfriend’s documents were enough) would increase my chance. as well as having my bf’s father as guarantor?

it should better your chances, although i cannot guarantee it 100% since i am not the japan consul.

do you think a written explanation from my mom saying that this is a gift from her since i jsut passed my Nclex this year and she bearing all travel expenses etc. is necessary?

if she is covering your expenses and you are presenting her financial documentation for your application then yes, she should also write a letter specifying that.

my mom’s last name is different from mine since she is divorced already for more than 15 years na. thats why she doesnt use my father’s last name anymore for a long time na din. do i have to provide her divorce paper etc?

yes, you must submit a document that justifies why her last name is different from yours even if you are her daughter.

my mother filed me a petition, i know in the US this doesnt guarantee immigrant visa pa, but i’m thinking to provide that too para isipin nila wala naman talaga ako gagawin sa japan kundi Tour lng and visit my bf and family.

this is not necessary since your petition has not yet been accepted and you do not carry a green card yet.

will i also provide the condo contract with the postdated checks i had issued because i had those photocopied along with the contract? it has been notarized too.

if you can provide a deed to the condo you own, that’s fine — you do not need to submit copies of the postdated checks.

good luck with your application!