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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurespackage 3 london

do you think it will be a good idea to send them a few new pics of my fiancee and i along with the forms? or do i just wait and take them with me to the interview?

I don't know, I think the forms are fairly cut and dry and don't require any proofs to approve. You'd probably confuse the form-checker's little minds and would be lucky if they end up in the file :P

But, as always, I doubt it could do harm.

Edited by Jilli & Ales, 25 August 2011 - 07:20 AM.

Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-08-25 07:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurespackage 3 london

Hi there, i have just received my package 3 today, and i'm really confused and need some help :( :( :(
do i only have to fill and send the forms, DS-230 part I, 2 copies of DS-156, DS-156k, 2 copies of DS-157, checklist DS-2001 as a next step?

or do i need to send my birth certificate, police certificate, proof of engagement , evidence of financial support along with forms now?? or i take them with me to the interview, because on the form DS-156 they said: THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS MUST BE ATTACHED IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR A FIANCE VISA
so is that mean attach them to the DS-156 and send them right away or take em with me to the interview??


From everything I have heard from other London filers, just the forms for now. They have a station at the interview where you show the required documents. Why don't they change the form to reflect this? Couldn't say, except that they are standardized and different embassies want different things. If you want to send them in, okay I suppose, but you'll likely have to go through more work at the interview having them locate something.

and they also that AN APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR VISA INTERVIEW WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED UNLESS WE RECEIVED THE RESULTS OF YOUR MEDICAL EXAMINATION

i haven't done my medical examination yet, so do i send the forms now and send the medical examination results later on or i just wait and send em all together at once?

what exactly do i need to send next?


Send the forms if you want, but they process them separately. The forms will sit on the desk until they get your medical I believe. They process this first, because why should they bother doing the work for someone who may be rejected at the medical, you know? Schedule your medical now (they do it one week in advance), send the forms if you like. You don't GET anything from the doctor to give to the embassy (maybe vaccination record sheet for later), in case you're wondering. They send the forms to the embassy in LND 4 business days or fewer after the medical occurs. At that point, your forms will begin to be processed. Don't panic!! It's all confusing :) We got our medical on a monday, sent the forms wednesday, but that was just our experience (we had scheduled the medical right after receiving NVC number). Oh and I would suggest some tracking number for sending your forms, LND seems to be very prone to the "we never received/lost your packet." Good luck!!

Edited by Jilli & Ales, 22 August 2011 - 01:34 PM.

Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-08-22 13:33:00
National Visa Center (Dept of State)Is >30 days for NVC a problem?
Thank you. I called the NVC this morning and they told me it was shipped to the embassy last Friday! I have my case number now. Thanks again.

Charles


K-1 visa need to speak to an operator not the autoline.

You should of already had the embassy case number from the NVC and your case should of been already sent off and likely at the embassy by now or almost there.

Call NVC get the case number then call DOS and ask if its reached the embassy.


Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-08 06:47:00
National Visa Center (Dept of State)Is >30 days for NVC a problem?
Our 129F was approved on 05 July, and as of 07 August we still get the message "there is no record of your case number" when we call the NVC processing center. Is the automated system accurate, or should I call and get a live operator? Is it typical to take more than 30 days to get a case number with the NVC?

One last question - what exactly does the NVC do? Are they charged with the background work, or is all that done when the application packet is sent in with the original 129F?

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-07 19:20:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionK-2 and reaching age 18

  My step-daughter has recently received her 2-year green card (hooray!). She is currently 18 - will there be any difference in the way we need to do her ROC when the time comes? I am not clear on when the minors LPR status "parts" with the mother in the case of a K-1/K-2 pair. Any clarity is appreciated.

 

Charles (with everyone holding green cards now!)

 


Charles CMaleHonduras2013-06-16 17:18:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionWhen Does K-1/K-2 Link End?

  My wife and step-daughters arrived here on K-1/K-2 visas. We have done everything required and now everyone has their 2-year green card. When it comes time to "remove conditions" each of the girls will be older than 18.

 

  In the K-1/K-2 visa process I know the K-2 statuses are "linked" to the K-1 status. Now that they all have their green cards, are they each responsible for their own fates from here on out? And if we will be processing ROC papers for each of them, how will the girls establish they have been here in a bona fide way? Just curious about the linkage, collecting paperwork, etc. Thanks in advance for any insight in to this. 

 

Charles


Charles CMaleHonduras2013-08-03 10:14:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionTime to file for ROC - I have some worries/sleepless nights

  While I have not filed ROC yet, here is my thought: Stop worrying and file what you have. You seem to have a complete and honest story and you are able to tell it well. Just complete the process as best you can... it seems unlikely they will not grant you ROC after all this time and work. You might need to answer more questions than normal; it might take more time than you prefer; and some of the process might be confusing. But in the end, you will get through it. If there is nothing to hide, then there is nothing to hide. Relax, get some sleep, and provide a complete, honest disclosure of your situation and I bet it all works out in the end!

 

Carlos 


Charles CMaleHonduras2013-08-10 08:16:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionI-751 for K-2 children now over 18

My wife came in as a K-1 with her two daughters on K-2 visas. They received AOS and 2-year green cards. The anniversary of their green card status (for ROC) will be March of 2015. The daughters are now 18 and 19 (and will be 18 and 20 in March).

 

Their mother wants to get a divorce from me, move back to her home country, and continue her life alone there. Will her daughters - now over 18 - be able to remain in the US and apply for ROC?

 

What a mess. Thanks for any help or advice. 

 

c


Charles CMaleHonduras2014-07-06 15:19:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionExtended time outside of USA on Greencard

  Thanks for pointing me to the I-131. I have reviewed the instructions and it does apply to Conditional as well as LPR - so there should be no problem there. As for the other questions asked:

 

1) I don't know how long she will be out of the country - she will be caring for minor children in school, so more time out than here. She will come back and forth to the US throughout the time but we don't have any way of knowing the cumulative time in the US v. out of the US.

 

2) She will be able to be back here for any ROC interviews, meetings, etc - as long as we can plan them, the travel is not a problem.Maybe when she has ROC, we will need to renew the 131 at the same time?

 

  Is the I-131 good for the entire 2 years, regardless of re-entries? I expect that she will be "back and forth" during the time so I want to be certain the 131 maintains is validity past a single re-entry. I believe so but hope someone can confirm this fact.

 

charles

 

 


Charles CMaleHonduras2014-07-22 04:25:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General DiscussionExtended time outside of USA on Greencard

  My wife needs to spend extended time in her home country caring for minor children and an elderly mother. My wife currently has her 2-year green card and we are on track for ROC in May/June of 2015. 

 

  What is the process for filing with the US government for her to have permission to (potentially) exceed the rule for time spent out of the country? We don't intend for her to forfeit her GC status... so can anyone enlighten me on the guideline?

 

  Thanks in advance - not even certain if this is the right forum for this question.

 

Charles 


Charles CMaleHonduras2014-07-21 20:17:00
PhilippinesTATTOOS during Medical at St Lukes Manila
My fiancee has one tattoo (small on her hip) and while it was not a big deal in the medical exam, the embassy required her to allow them to take a photo. We were told the embassy must take photos of all tattoos - but they asked first if they could be photographed while she was clothed. If you need to be nude, they must make other arrangements to get the photos.
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-12-30 11:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress ReportsI have a question for fellow K1'ers
I was working in Belize and she was visiting the country with her girlfriend. We met in a bar. Not very romantic, but true! Two years later we are hoping to get through the immigration red tape!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-07 19:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress ReportsApproved in Honduras!
Thanks for the kind thoughts!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-12-29 15:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress ReportsApproved in Honduras!
Today we received an email from the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa informing us we have been approved for our K-1 visa! My fiancee and her daughters are approved. With the holiday schedule we will travel to the embassy on the 9th of January and they will take the passports. They told us the passports with visas would be ready for pickup the following afternoon after 3.

Our timeline is up-to-date, but I filed the first papers in March of 2011 and received notice today, 28 December. So if you are working your way through the process in Honduras, just be patient. It will happen for you too!

Charles & Mariana... planning our trip to the US now!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-12-28 13:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresChanging from Bringing Children to Traveling Alone
My financee's K-1 application has been accepted and approved - now we are waiting on the interview date. But we might need to change our plans and NOT bring her two children to the US as we originally thought. They will come later, but we indicated on the initial application they would travel with her. Will changing our plans make a mess of things? Thanks for any insights. (The girls are in school and it will be difficult to bring them to the US - there are no 'technical' reasons they can not travel with us.

Charles... getting closer, i hope!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-08 18:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTravel with K-1 Visa
After my fiancee has her K-1 approved, we will goto the US and immediately (like the week we arrive) get married and send in the next stage of paperwork. But I want to know about her restrictions (if any) about traveling back and forth from the US and Honduras. I think the K-1 is a single-entry VISA, but family situations require us to go back to Honduras for a while soon after we marry (within a couple weeks). Will she be able to travel back and forth after we are married? Are there additional forms we need to complete in order for her to be able to come and go between the US and Honduras? She will not be working in either country - but she is the primary caregiver for her three year old nephew and we can not be away from Honduras for any longer than required.

Thanks in advance for advice and experience.

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-08 18:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 for Business Owners
I am a business owner and my income (and tax returns) are linked to our business. Over the past several year business losses have made it possible to owe no taxes. Will this affect my ability to demonstrate an ability to support my family? I have income from the business, but this income (my regular pay) is offset by business losses. Anyone that can offer guidance here - I appreciate it. My accountant and I are trying to figure out how to represent my ability to support my family and meet the requirements of being a sponsor.
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-12 20:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFor How Long is a K-1 Valid?
In the information published, it says that one the K-1 is issued at the embassy it is "generally" good for up to 6 month for travel to the US. Does this time vary by embassy? Specifically, will the embassy in Honduras issue a K-1 with up to 6 months to make entry in to the US? Work and family issues make travel to the US difficult until spring time, but we might end of up with our visa documents this fall! If all goes well and we receive the travel approval, how long can we wait until making entry in to the US for our wedding? The uncertainty of the K-1 process certainly is challenging!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-17 08:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan We Travel AFTER We Marry on the K-1?
At what point in time (and paperwork!) will she be permitted to travel back and forth freely? We hope to spend part of our year in the US and part of the year in Honduras. When will all of this be easier for travel purposes (even vacations)?
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-17 07:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan We Travel AFTER We Marry on the K-1?
After my fiancée comes to the US on her K-1, and AFTER we are married, will she be able to travel outside of the US without restrictions? Because of schedule changes, her children may not be able to come with her to the US. So we are hoping to get her K-1, come to the US, marry immediately, and then return to her home country (Honduras). Will this be a problem? Thanks for any advice. We are hoping to have her K-1 visa in hand some time in the next 90 days.
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-17 07:14:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOriginal Documents for Embassy Interview
Two questions about the original documents required for the embassy interview:
1) We sent originals in with the I-129 form - will we need a second set of originals of these documents? I thought the packet would be forwarded to the embassy;
2) Do we need Spanish documents translated to English for documents requested in the embassy interview?

Thanks - information on the embassy web site seems somewhat contradictory on these points.
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-07-17 07:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOriginals to Interview or with 129 filing?
I have gotten confused about the use of original documents such as birth certificates, divorce decrees, etc. Do the originals get sent in with the I-129 application packet, or are we required to take originals to the interview? If we sent original documents in with the 129F, are those documents forwarded to the embassy for the interview?

Maybe I will just get a second set of everything and have it with me for the interview. Will we get any of the documents returned to us?

Charles
(Our 129F is accepted and we are awaiting notice of an interview date.)
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-07 19:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan I attend the K-1 Interview?
I have received an email from the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa (Honduras) telling me that the daughters of my fiancee (ages 16 and 15) need to attend the interview for the K-1 visa process. This is no big deal... but I am curious - will I be allowed to be in the interview with them? I will go to Honduras for the appointment (or I will already be living there for the winter), but I am not sure if I will be allowed "in the room." And I am certain the girls will ask me for information! What is the process?

Thanks for addressing my curiosity!

Charles - hoping to be done by the end of this year! (well, done with the K-1 at least!)
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-17 16:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFees for minor children?
Thanks. The father is dead, so we have his death certificate. The girls are old enough (and excited enough) to go, so we will probably all be there. As for the fees... well, I figured I would be paying triple! I guess that is all part of the process. Thanks again.

charles

Same fees. Same medical. For the most part, same forms and documentation. Many consulates also want to see additional evidence that the applicant is the biological parent, such as photos of parent and child over the years, school records, etc. It depends on how reliable birth certificates are in that country. In some countries it's pretty easy to get falsified documents by paying off a government official. She'll probably also need a quit claim, signed and notarized by the children's father, that gives his permission for the children to immigrate permanently to the US.

The consulate should provide specific instructions, but usually very young children don't need to attend the interview.


Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-08 18:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFees for minor children?
Do we need to pay the consulate fee for dependent/minor children listed on my finacee's application? She will be getting her interview soon, but I am unclear if the children need to attend the interview and if we need to pay fees for each of the two children. So far, the only documented mention of the children is when we listed them on the original application. What should we expect? And do we need any particular documentation for them?

Thanks in advance!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-08 07:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTax Papers - k1 vs. W-2
In my business I do not get a W-2... I get a K-1. Since our business is a partnership, we do not get W-2 forms. However, our distributions from the partnership are shown on a K-1 (the tax form, not the visa forms). Will the K-1 substitute as income evidence in lieu of a W-2? In addition, in 2010 our business reported a loss, so this loss flowed through to my 1040. Will this affect my ability to meet the 125% test? We do not and will not be a public charge, but our business tax structure does not follow the typical "1040, W-2" format. Will the embassy personnel understand all of this? Our accounting firm will prepare a letter of employment and statement of my income, but I am concerned about how all of this will be viewed as part of the means testing for the visa. Any help would be appreciated. Even better - someone with experience as a business owner in this situation would be very helpful!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-08-24 19:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresNeed Advice about Changing from K-1 to Married
My finance and I are awaiting her interview... we are through all of the preliminary stuff. But circumstances with her family are making it highly unlikely that she can leave Honduras in the next year or so. As rotten as this is - I understand. So here is my question...

Should we delay the K-1 somehow? Can we switch from the K-1 process, get married in Honduras, and then restart her paperwork to get her and the kids here? I can travel back and forth, so while this is difficult, we can delay. But we are mid-stream in the K-1 process. Any suggestions? I do not want to do something that causes problems later. Frankly, if it takes more time and we just get married in Honduras, that is probably OK.

Let me know if anyone has ideas about this. Thanks!

Charles - family first... sigh!
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-09-07 12:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhat Documents Should We Bring to the US?
Our K-1 is approved and we will be moving my fiancee and her two daughter to the US in March or April. (yippee!) What documents should we bring from Honduras to the US that we might need at some point in the future? And further, should we get those documents apostiled (sic) in Honduras? We will bring birth certificates and the death certificate for the children's father... what else might we need? Thanks - our planning is well under way now and I want to have everything we might need when we get to the US.

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2011-12-30 11:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLegal Guardian of Minors while in US?
We have now successfully been granted a K-1 visa for my fiancee and her two daughters have K-2 status as part of the process. They are both under the age of 18 and their birth father is deceased. We have not yet gone to the US, but while researching all of the things we need to do when we get there, I was faced with this question: Am I a "legal guardian" of the minors when they are in the U.S.? I do not plan to adopt them (they are 17 and 15 - soon to be emancipated), but we will need to sign documents in the U.S. where we are to list the legal guardians. What is the process here? School forms, medical forms, and driver's licenses come to mind, and I am sure there will be more forms to sign. Thanks in advance for any enlightenment!

Charles - Ohio / Honduras
Charles CMaleHonduras2012-01-03 17:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhen Will She Get a US Passport?

If your concern is future travel, on the plus side, several countries allow visa-free entry by US Green Card holders using the passports of their country where they would normally be required to have a visa. Others will still require a visa but are more likely to grant one to someone with a US GC than they may otherwise be. But, yes, they will need to become citizens (3 years minimum US residency, post-AOS) before becoming eligible to receive a US passport.



Thanks - I do travel frequently so I will be learning more about this situation in the future! I have trips to China and Japan in the wings now, and who knows what else will pop up. I guess we Americans become incredibly spoiled by being able to buy a ticket to just about any place on earth!

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2012-01-10 18:45:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhen Will She Get a US Passport?

Please understand - this is critical - that your wife will not become a US Citizen when she marries you. Once you get married and apply to change her status she will become a Permanent Resident. Then 3 years after her permanent residency was approved she can apply to be a US Citizen. This is important to understand because if she falsely claims to be a US Citizen because she married you, she can be deported and given a lifetime ban from the US.


Thanks for the warning. We are aware of the distinction, but we will be doubly-certain to consider the exact wording of any forms we complete and sign!

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2012-01-10 18:14:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhen Will She Get a US Passport?
We have the K-1 (yeah!) and K-2s for the daughters. I am curious - at what point in the immigration process will my wife (we will be married by then, I am sure!) get a US passport? And what about her daughters? We will file for AOS soon... just wondering when they might get US blue books.

This is not a terribly important question right now, but I can not seem to find the answer... thanks.

Charles
Charles CMaleHonduras2012-01-10 17:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 Visa - anyone have experience with kids?

  As long as the father permits it, you will not have any problems. If you look at our timeline, we just completed the entire process (K-1, K-2, finally green card!) for my wife and two step-daughters from Honduras. Just follow all the paperwork and it should flow right through.

 

  One thing we learned - if your daughters are older than 16, they need the police background search for the K1/K-2 process. You can email me if you have any specific questions and I am happy to share our experiences here. My step-daughters are now 18 and 17 - they were 15 and 14 when we started this process!

 

Charles


Charles CMaleHonduras2013-07-06 17:29:00
United KingdomLondon Medical - Knightsbridge Doctors

also, i was wondering what the deal is with the vaccinations. on the us embassy site it says K1 visa applicants do not need the full list of vaccinations at the medical. i understand these will be needed in time for the AOS once the visa has been approved. I am currently in the USA and we received our NVC documents this week. I am going home on August 2nd and wanted to book my medical for August 3rd since i will be in London anyway. I have a feeling im going to need a top up on my tetanus and MMR injections. I was wondering if i could go to the interview without these top ups and get them done afterwards on the NHS if the vaccination guidelines arent required until the AOS phase. thanks

Yes that is accurate, you won't need them until AOS occurs.
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-07-20 10:23:00
United KingdomLondon Medical - Knightsbridge Doctors
I was wondering, it seems my fiance had a Mumps shot ans Measles (unfortunately it is not in his document, so I suppose it does not exist). Basically.. should we try to get him an MMR at a GP before the interview. How much easier will this make the AOS the status down the line? Thanks!

does anyone have the number to call and book the medical? i have my nvc case number and my details are being sent to London as we speak, just wanted to get a head start on booking the medical to speed things up. cheers

And if you didn't get a response, it says:

You may schedule an appointment by telephoning 020 7486 7822, Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
You must quote your case number when making your call and confirm the date of your visa appointment, if one has already been scheduled for you. Appointments are scheduled on a first come, first served basis.

This is the information:
http://travel.state....L-0001-1104.pdf


Good luck!!

Edited by Jilli & Ales, 20 July 2011 - 10:16 AM.

Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-07-20 10:15:00
United KingdomWorried but hopeful
I can't wait until our day! I know I'll be so nervous and excited for him. I wish it were me, because I'd just tell them nonsense until they told me to shut up, whereas he is more reserved haha. I love to brag about him :)
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-09-13 14:58:00
United KingdomIt's finally here!

I can't believe the day has finally arrived and hopefully by tomorrow afternoon this will all be over. My interview at London is at 9am tomorrow, I will be on the train at 4.30am this morning.

I'm Soooooo excited & nervous I'm sure I wont even sleep tonight, wish my SO was here with me :blush: .

Any last minute advice regarding London interview?? :unsure:


:luv: Thanks everyone for all the help, support and advice given on VJ over the past 10 months.



Good luck, your journey's been a bit complicated! I'm sure you know this, but don't forget the rule about electronics either; it would push you to the end of the line!
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-09-15 14:57:00
United KingdomFor everyone between NOA2 and interview in London

somehow managed to get september 26th! Dunno how that happened! maybe cause I paid before they processed packet 4

maybe see you there aorobert!


Wow how great for you!! I hope you can still get to have your wedding in time for the good weather even though it won't be the exact date you had written down!
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-09-08 13:32:00
United KingdomFor everyone between NOA2 and interview in London

The wait for the interview is unbearable. We sent our packet 3 on august 6th and it never made it to the embassy for whatever reason. I had my medical on august 12th and it was logged on the 15th. Resent packet 3 on the 24th and now just sat around waiting. DOS have said both have been received and are still being processed. In the packet 3 we had included our provisional wedding date of september 28th but I am pretty much certain that wont be happening. Im hoping for my interview letter this week but im really at the end of my tether with this whole process. Its awful!


I hope for the best for you, it must be this week! Unfortunately there were the two holidays (last monday: British and this monday: American) which might be slowing things down. Unfortunately I think that wedding date will not happen, but maybe they are holding off giving you a date in the hopes that someone will cancel their interview? I don't think there are slots available before October, but I have heard people calling and looking for cancellations to take someone's spot. I would never cancel my interview (the holy grail), but there must be some people who do because you can see it in the history of this forum! I wish you luck!
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-09-06 07:20:00
United KingdomFor everyone between NOA2 and interview in London

how are your wedding plans coming on?


Wedding plans... a mess :) We're just doing a super minimal thing with parents etc., but it still gets complicated, especially doing it alone! I can't imagine trying to plan anything with all those variables and time constraints, so I'm glad he and I both feel this way. I guess you do have 90 days, but that's not long to plan something like that if you want what has become the "typical american wedding."

So yeah, everything has it's complications with our relationship, but after this process, I'll have the patience of a saint :lol: I just cannot wait to be with him and I don't care how it happens. As for the planning, I think we've both put more effort into planning the honeymoon than the wedding, and I'm certainly looking forward to that!! :P




Haha I was trying to see your timeline there and I see you got your medical the same time my fiance did- smack in the middle of the riots. I was really worried about him as he lived in one of the impacted areas, but he still went of course. Then we tried to send the packet 3 and all the post offices were closed! Good grief!! Anyway, you haven't had any news? If so, that is awful!! And, bonus, monday is a holiday. I hope something happens for you because I know how it feels to wait. I am so grateful for my date, and I hope you get yours next week!
Jilli & AlesFemaleUnited Kingdom2011-09-02 22:33:00