ForumTitleContentMemberSexCountryDate/Time
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 visa approved
Congrats! :D
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-11 20:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGoing Home Today!!!!! ^_^
Congrats! :D
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-12 19:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI129F Missing the Jr. of My Name

I personally wouldnt worry about it. But then again, I just saved a fortune on my auto insurance by switching to...

Too bad it's not "I just saved a ton of time on my visa process by switching to..." :P
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-12 21:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVisa is granted!!!!!
I'm glad that all got worked out - congrats! :D
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-06 17:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiance Birth Certificate
I'm not sure. I mean, if they don't list it, then they can't expect it to be sent. So why delay the case to get something that you didn't ask for in the first place? If they need it in order to adjudicate one couple's petition... then... why don't they need it to adjudicate another couple's petition? What does the foreign fiance(e)'s birth certificate even accomplish for them, anyway? They're supposed to be running background checks, making sure all the paperwork's done, making sure the couple has met in person over the last 2 years, etc. etc.... I don't see how the foreign fiance(e)'s birth certificate even fits into that picture. And if it does fit in somehow, then I don't understand why it's needed for some couples and not others, and it's not needed enough for them to list it in the instructions as a requirement.

:huh:

It's just so weird. I mean, I can understand if a couple includes it in a foreign language and they RFE for an English translation... the couple created the problem there, by sending an untranslated document. But RFEing for the foreign fiance(e)'s birth certificate out of the blue... I just don't get.

Oh, and in addition to the adjudicator's mood and coffee status, don't forget the time of the month of the ladies. :lol:

Edited by Angilla, 13 December 2006 - 09:43 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-13 21:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiance Birth Certificate
Why do service centers sometimes RFE for something that's not required as per the instructions on their own forms? That's what really confuses me. It's not required, so why RFE for it, and if it is required it should be in the instructions and EVERYone that doesn't send it should get RFEd, not just some random people. :blink:
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-12-13 19:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhich is best way to send the I129f petition
We sent ours USPS, certified, with a return receipt requested.

The signature receipt card was sent back to me within 3 days, and I had peace knowing it had arrived. I also held onto it with the copies of our forms just in case something got tripped up. It's good to have proof of arrival.

In total, you will pay about $3.25 and in my opinion-it will arrive as fast with USPS as it will with FedEx or DHL at a fraction of the cost.

Good Luck !
MrsBruce5FemaleScotland2006-12-11 09:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOut of idle curiousity...
Yeah, but what about the poster's idea? Is there a way to call up the flight company or customs and get a copy of that thing she filled out? Sure it could be proof - didn't she have to hand that form into customs when she landed? She wouldn't lie on a piece of paper that's given to customs (I hope :lol: ). I guess the question is really whether or not something like that can be accessed.

Thingee, why don't you try making some phone calls, see if you can get anywhere?

Oh, and if the "I could write something on a piece of paper that I'm going to Mars" comment was in reply to my suggestion, that's true. But train tickets (around here the train tickets don't have the passengers names on them) are listed as proof that could be sent in the guides, and I remember someone saying that circumstantial proof - if it helps to paint the picture of the visit - could be sent, in addition to the primary concrete proof. So the British Airways tag with his name c/o my name with my address written on it would be circumstantial proof... he could've walked into the airport, picked it up, and written that on it. I could've done it myself. It could be from a different flight. But those train tickets could've been from someone else. So the circumstantial proof along with the concrete evidence, if I remember what I read right, helps to finish painting the picture. It's probably not necessary, but I'm going to include it in my proof of his having met... and I'm going to put it along with his British Airways boarding passes, British Airways baggage reciepts, etc. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 16:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOut of idle curiousity...
I dunno... but related, I have one of the address tags my fiance had on his luggage when he came here. It says his name c/o my name and my address. I don't know if that would work, but if you have that from suitcases, it'd be worth asking here to see if you could use it. :)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 06:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOne more question about my job/petition situation

It took less than 80 days for me (NOA1 - interview date). One can only guess...


I'm looking at your timeline and I see you sent your I-129F on 03-14 and your interview was 06-06. Wow, just under the 3 month mark, that's incredible. :) I'd guess that, in that case, I'd get by okay since it'd be nearly 3 months. Maybe I should wait a little bit after I start my new job... I want to wait and be sure that I fit into the job well and am gonna keep it anyway. :) The question is... how long after starting my new job do we wait. *scratches chin*

Edited by aselano, 03 August 2006 - 08:22 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 20:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOne more question about my job/petition situation
Okay. If ya haven't caught this yet, here's what I've got so far. We need to keep working on finishing up the petition, and I need to find a new job. I've been told by an immigration lawyer that I should have had my job for at least 3 months by the time his interview rolls around... I'm 21 years old and my past tax returns show nearly nothing because I was living at home with my parents and in college, so I need to show that I'll be dependable. We also need the time to prepare and put money in the bank and whatnot anyway.

Now, my latest question is... when should we mail the petition out, taking that into consideration? We'll be going through VSC, which has been the fastest service center in the past (I wish I could rent it out to the stuck CSC people while I'm not using it...), and seems to be the same way now. I'm looking through timelines from April 06 on and see NOA2s from anywhere between 20 days to 3 months. :blink:

When I go to the statistics page, I see 38 days on average til the NOA2... then an additional average of 84 days from when the French consulate recieves the packet until the interview date. Which makes for a grand total of 122 days. I'm not sure if IMBRA or incomplete timelines would screw these averages up...?

:wacko: :lol: When would be best for me to mail the petition to VSC? It looks like it should take an average of around 4 months, which is more than the time that I should have held the job. Considering the US government, I highly doubt it'd be possible for us to go from mailing the petition to interview date in less than 90 days... right? So if I mail the petition after I've started working my new job and am sure I'll keep it, it looks like that should work out safely, right?

Edited by aselano, 03 August 2006 - 07:47 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 19:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion about approval of K-1 Visa
What do you mean by illegal is a good question. Did he skip across the border or did he overstay on a visa? I'm not sure if skipping across the border would present a problem, I'm not sure if there'd be any documentation of that for the government to find.

English isn't required for the visa, however, you two should have a common language or they may doubt the validity of your relationship at the interview (if you can't communicate, how can you be in love sort of thing). So do you speak Spanish, or some other common language with him?

Edited by aselano, 03 August 2006 - 06:40 AM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 06:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWHIRLWIND APPROVALS

You guys+gals really make me laugh. :P :D :lol: :luv: :thumbs: :no:

lets have fun. I know you all like your foreign buys, but please watch that they are really into you as opposed to just coming to America. Thats my point in a nutshell.


Definately a troll that needs ignoring, ya'll... don't feed it. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-01 18:03:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWHIRLWIND APPROVALS

please people, promise me you will congratulate me 30+ times when i get approved, i know i wont find that boring


Same here! :D
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-01 17:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWHIRLWIND APPROVALS
Didn't we used to have a smiley holding a sign that read, "don't feed the trolls?" Maybe I'm missing it, or maybe I just saw it somewhere else.

:ot2:
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-01 17:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSigning??

Link your name to an ID document? I don't know. That's what I did when I wrote the intent letters. I stated name, citizenship, marital status, passport number, and address. That's how we "identify" people here in Brazil, that what I used to do when I had to write any documents as a lawyer.


Wow, I didn't think to put all of that in the letters of intent. I don't think passport would work since neither of our passports have to go into this (I'm gonna use my birth certificate)... but name/citizenship/marital status/address in the letter of intent is good. I think I just have name, address, that I'm free to marry, etc. As for the attachments, I think just the signature/date/printed name would be good... because if it gets dropped on the floor, the rest of the package SHOULD be there with them, so knowing the form it goes to and being able to check the name that it's going with the right package SHOULD be enough... I think. Though it couldn't hurt to add address and phone number to it.

Really I guess it's personal preference, whatever you have to add to make yourself comfortable with putting it in the mail (as long as it's not enough to give the person a difficult time, which would slow things down).
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 20:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSigning??

I'm trying to idiot proof this thing, and I figure if some idiot drops it on the floor and it all goes all over the place, I don't want there to be any problems. :lol:


If the idea is to idiot proof it, then maybe it's a good idea to include passport numbers's on them. I don't think it would be needed though.


Passport numbers? *scratches chin* What for?
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 19:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSigning??
Here's what I'm doing:


I-125F Supplement: Section B, Question A

Question restated: question's answer



_________ _________
Signature Date


Blah Blah Blah____
Printed name


The title links it back to the form, the restated question would be a convienience, signature, date, and printed name just in case it gets seperated from the form and they can't make out your signature. ;) I'm trying to idiot proof this thing, and I figure if some idiot drops it on the floor and it all goes all over the place, I don't want there to be any problems. :lol:
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 19:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIMBRA
I was talking to someone about this and she suggested, just to cover my bases, that I write something in my cover letter to the effect of, "I am using the updated I-129F form which includes all needed IMBRA information." Granted, if they don't take the 2 minutes to look and see that the information they need is right in front of their faces, they may not read the cover letter through either. But if I add this one sentence, I'll know that at least I did what I could and, if I get a RFE, I wouldn't have anything to beat myself up about. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 16:21:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow much support documentation is enough for I129F?



Make sure there's nothing in those e-mails that the government could take badly. ;)


Or you can simply black out excerpts that are too personal or somehow inappropriate.


:mellow: I always miss the obvious, somehow.


Hey, don't worry. In the past few days you've learned a lot *and* given some very good pieces of advice. :thumbs:


:blush: Thanks!
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 17:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow much support documentation is enough for I129F?

Make sure there's nothing in those e-mails that the government could take badly. ;)


Or you can simply black out excerpts that are too personal or somehow inappropriate.


:mellow: I always miss the obvious, somehow.
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 17:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow much support documentation is enough for I129F?




ready4ONE

Use Q18 to describe in some detail of how you met in the required 2 year period that established the relationship. Then the evidence you submit should support those details. Boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel/credit card receipts, rental receipts if ever lived together etc etc are primary evidence. Photos are secondary which support the primary evidence. What you should be aiming for is creating an image in the minds eye of the adjudicator.

Whilst evidence of an ongoing relationship is not a requirement at the initial filing stage, it can be beneficial to those from high fraud countries to do so. Just go over this evidence very carefully especially emails and chat, to make sure there is nothing mentioned that may be construed in a different way then it is meant.


Well I suppose I could adjust my packet a little bit. I took the advice of focusing on the proof of having met instead of trying to show the ongoing length of relationship for question 18... It would be a simple matter just to print out the oldest envelope from a card she sent me Valentines Day 2005 and add it into the documentation. But the question is pretty specific as to being about the meeting in person...

Jeez! I want to mail this off tomorrow and get the official K-1 countdown going! I think I better adjust my cover letter one more time and include some documentation of how far back we go relationship-wise, since the Philippines is indeed just such a high fraud country. J is as real and sweet as they come though. (L)

Whilst I agree that the question and evidence only requests that you provide proof of the meeting requirement and I usually advocate that in most circumstances......If a conof at the interview for any reason thinks the relationship is not bonafide they can send the petition back to USCIS for revocation. By providing evidence of the relationship at the initial stage and having such petition approved, a conof cannot send it back for those reasons. It is a safety measure for those that will be interviewing in high fraud countries, in doing all that you can to have the visa approved without hiccups. This is also the case and assists when there is red flags that may cause an issue at interview stage.


If you ARE going to send the e-mails, I have 2 cautions:

I remember reading a story on the forum back around January the 1st time I was active here... I remember reading something about a couple who sent e-mails in with their I-129F. The officer at the interview asked the fiance questions about things in the e-mails and the fiance didn't remember, and it caused problems. I don't know if I remember that correctly or not, but it could have been avoided by the fiance having a photocopy of the entire packet with him/her at the interview. So make sure you do that - photocopy the ENTIRE package and send your fiance(e) a copy.

Next - read through the e-mails and make sure there's nothing in there, particularly jokes, about terrorism or anti-government (like anti-Bush jokes). I also remember hearing about someone, and again I don't know if I'm remembering this correctly or not, who sent e-mails that just-so-happened to have jokes about a terrorist subject in them and it caused problems. It's like they say "don't say 'bomb' in an airport." I remember as a kid once I was gonna pop a bag while on a plane and my mom yelled at me saying people would think it was something going wrong. Make sure there's nothing in those e-mails that the government could take badly. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 16:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresE-mailed Lagos consulate & this is their response.

WOW!

Hmm, is this only a specific consulate (Lagos) situation??

If this were the case, I'd be ecstatic. I'm just graduating college and will have a sufficient job to support my fiance in no time, but I don't have that job as of yet. If the I-134 wasn't necessary for this K1 process, I could rest alittle easier.

Any thoughts on this??


My thought is that I'm going to e-mail the French consulate right now. :) And don't get your hopes up just yet. E-mail your fiance(e)'s consulate, maybe?

Edit: French consulate doesn't accept e-mails, dangit. Hmm.

Edited by aselano, 04 August 2006 - 05:29 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 17:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresE-mailed Lagos consulate & this is their response.

The expedited fiance visa petition (I-129F) no longer requires evidence of financial support as long as the applicant is of healthy, working age.


That's interesting! I wonder why they referred to it as expedited fiance visa petition, though?
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 17:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresanother aff. of support question

To be perfectly honest, I am not clear as to who can be a co-sponsor. But, if they sign the forms, that is all that matters.

Anyone else with a thought?


My understanding is that it can be any US citizen that can meet the requirements - 125% of the 2006 poverty guideline for their own household size plus 1 more. I could be mistaken, though. Someone please correct me if I am - especially since I just sent an e-mail to my friend's mother asking about co-sponsoring. :blush:


Edit:

Yup - got it! :)

If the visa petitioner's household income is not sufficient to meet the requirements of INA section 213A and 8 C.F.R. § 213a, INA section 213A permits a joint sponsor to sign an affidavit of support, in addition to the affidavit of support signed by the visa petitioner. A joint sponsor is someone who is willing to accept legal responsibility for supporting your family member with you. A joint sponsor must meet all the same requirements as you, except the joint sponsor does not need to be related to the immigrant. The joint sponsor (or the joint sponsor and his or her household) must reach the 125 percent income requirement alone. You cannot combine your income with that of a joint sponsor to meet the income requirement.


http://www.uscis.gov...fsupp.htm#whois

Edited by aselano, 04 August 2006 - 08:40 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 20:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresquestion about interview
I can answer the part about whether or not the USC fiance(e) can attend. Click on "embassy info" up top and find the embassy. I went to E for El Salvador and got San Salvador. There it says that no, the USC fiance(e) is not allowed to attend the interview.

However, that doesn't mean that the USC can't still offer support... being there right up til the foreign fiance(e) goes into the interview, and being there as soon as he/she gets out, would still be a comfort. :)

Someone else will have to answer about interview questions. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 21:43:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI am new at This!!
Welcome to VJ and good luck! :)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 16:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI think I'm developing mild OCD
I think I need to get the internet on my cell phone. :lol:
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 08:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresvisiting while waiting for i129f approval
If she could get a letter from her employer stating the date that she would return to work, that'd be a help! :thumbs:
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 09:03:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresvisiting while waiting for i129f approval


she has no mortgage, but her father is still alive and not in great health.... she has a bank account that will not be closed. other than that i guess she would have none.....


Is her father going to be okay?


i think so...(she just lost her mother june 20th)....so she is sad there and just wants
to leave....


She's sad, but the reality is that you and her will have a lifetime together... she may not have much time left with her father. Once she arrives in the States on her K-1 and you two get married, you would be able to apply for advanced parole in with the AOS packet. She can't leave the USA without her AP because she wouldn't be allowed back in. I believe it's possible to get AP faster in an emergency situation like a relative dying, but I'm not sure about that, I'm sure someone here knows more about that than I do. If she moves here and her father's health crashes even more, I think she may or may not be able to get back to the UK in time to spend time with him before he passes. So... this time before she moves to the States, how I see it, MAY be the last chance she gets to spend quality time with him.

I also don't think a bank account is enough of a tie to her home country to convince the border control officer that she won't stay here. I don't have any other ideas of ties to suggest, though. Does she have a job that she'll be returning to?

Do you have a co-sponsor? If so, is it an option for you to go to the UK for a while? If you don't have a co-sponsor that idea might not work as you have to prove that you'll be able to support her financially, so... :(

Edited by aselano, 05 August 2006 - 08:43 AM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 08:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresvisiting while waiting for i129f approval

she has no mortgage, but her father is still alive and not in great health.... she has a bank account that will not be closed. other than that i guess she would have none.....


Is her father going to be okay?
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 08:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresvisiting while waiting for i129f approval
Hmm. My thought at the moment... If she came for 3 months before you mailed the petition, all would be well. But the process has already started. At the border she will have to show strong ties to her home country... as the fiancee of a US citizen she will be assumed to have immigrant intent, and will have to prove that she has reasons to go home. Normally, these ties are mortgage/lease... a letter from an employer stating the date she will return to work... the date of her interview in the UK... etc. If she's coming for 3 months I assume she has no mortgage/lease to pay while she's gone? I also assume she has no job to return to? Since you just got your NOA1 there's no interview date set yet. What ties to her home country could she use? Does anyone who knows more about that stuff than I do have suggestions?
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 08:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHas anyone brought their fiance's child to the USA?


I have no experience with this, since I have no children of my own... but I do have an idea. :) Do you know any of the language that the child speaks? If not, try to learn it while you're waiting for them to move here, so you two could communicate directly (at least a little) without needing mom there to translate. I think that would help you two to keep bonding. :)


Hehe - yes, I already have been learning Thai, (focusing on the spoken languge of course), but my misprounounciation has led to a few 'entertaining', (and sometimes embarassing), moments. Thai is not an easy language to speak, but I keep trying anyway!

Bill


It's like me and sports, I'm just... sportetically challenged, I suppose. I used to do missionary work in the South Bronx and the girls would want me to play basketball with them, which was a hillarious sight. I'd try to shoot and it'd fly over the backboard, and I'd say it counted because it went through all the poles attaching the thing to the cieling, they'd disagree, and we'd jokingly bicker about it. :lol: What mattered to them the most was that I was trying, and that I showed that I wanted to connect with them. ;)

Edited by aselano, 04 August 2006 - 06:55 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 18:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHas anyone brought their fiance's child to the USA?
I have no experience with this, since I have no children of my own... but I do have an idea. :) Do you know any of the language that the child speaks? If not, try to learn it while you're waiting for them to move here, so you two could communicate directly (at least a little) without needing mom there to translate. I think that would help you two to keep bonding. :)

Edited by aselano, 04 August 2006 - 04:25 PM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 16:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVisitation while K-1 is processing?
Canada is better than the VWP... with the VWP you only get 3 months, Canadians get 6! I think what the earlier commenter meant was just don't overstay your 6 months since overstays cause trouble. ;)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 09:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVisitation while K-1 is processing?

Wow thanks for all the help! I really appreciate it.
One last question: do I have to tell them at the POE that I'm in the process of applying for the K-1?


My best guess: If they ask what you're coming here for, say you're visiting your fiance. If you've got the ties to your home country to prove that you're gonna go back, you have nothing to be worried of. I'm not sure if you have to volunteer the information if they don't ask, though... someone else with more experience will answer that. :)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-03 06:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureslawyer?
Well, you already hired the lawyer, so no use in discussing whether or not it's good/necessary to do. But no, the reason it went so fast was not because you had a lawyer... although maybe if the lawyer caught a typo or mistake that you made because you weren't confident he would've saved you a few weeks that you would've been held up for the RFE. ;) But you could've done that yourself anyway but double, triple, and quadruple checking. :)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-04 06:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFinancial Aid Question
Yay, I'm famous! :lol: Laurel Scott, an immigration attorney, has a free chat room for questions every Wednesday starting at 11am CST. I tried VJ first for answers, and the people here have been incredible, but there was just one question that I was getting differing answers to. I started looking around at lawyers but nobody would even answer a question for me without a $100 consultation fee. :angry: I was bored and surfing around the VJ forums and found a link to Laurel Scott's website somewhere. :) She straightened that question right out for me. :)
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 12:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUsing a cancelled flight as Documentary Proof
We have two trips, one from October, one from December. I was thinking of organizing it by trip - boarding passes, baggage receipts, photocopy of passport stamp, blahblahblah for one trip, then for the second. However, I didn't think about seperating the pictures for each trip. Whichever way you decide to do it - put the picture(s) in a plastic bag and paper clip the bag to the paper. Make sure you write both of your full names, the date of the picture, and the location of the picture on the back of each photo in ink.

As for sending the instructions of the I-129F... I was wondering the same thing myself. :lol: I don't see why it'd be necessary, but I wouldn't want to get RFE'd for something like that.

Edited by aselano, 05 August 2006 - 08:31 AM.

RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 08:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurescheck cashed
Congrats, and good luck on your journey! :D
RosaMystica7FemaleFrance2006-08-05 07:37:00