Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Canada	Birth Certificate	As far as I'm concerned anybody willing to sign up to possibly die for their country deserves whatever special treatment we can give them. I think letting them marry and spend some time with the ones they love before being shipped off is the least their country can do for them. I do believe that the poster you replied to was being sincere and just meant you congrats. This whole process is a PAIN in the A$$. It was two weeks short of a year between our file date and my POE. Montreal's slowness has tried all our patience I'm sure.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-19 11:46:00
Canada	Montreal Consulate Interviews	The day I interviewed there was a line down the block, at least 50 couples, probably more by the time the doors opened. Lets just say I was not in a good place in the line and was there till about 12:30pm. lol	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-21 14:54:00
Canada	Another Problem - Support Form	So at this point I'm wondering if I need a co-sponsor since the sponsor's forms are all good to go... His salary is 14$ an hour, and he has 40 hours a week, which equals to 29,120 $ a year (52 weeks). He has 3,596.11 in savings. The reason why we wanted a co-sponsor is because last year, he only made 15,533.12.... What do you guys think? And I was thinking, the letter from the employer, should it state he makes 29,120$ or his hourly salary? When I went for my interview we were in the same situation. My husband makes enough yearly income according to his letter from his employer but his previous year income was half that(and not enough to sponsor myself AND 3 kids) because he had just moved back to the US from Canada and wasn't working for almost 6 months. When I got to the interview I told them he made X a year but last year he only made X and we DID have a co-sponsor if needed....she said no thats fine and only took his paperwork. Now for the AOS part...I sent the co-sponsor stuff in JUST IN CASE...	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-22 15:21:00
Canada	Moving RRSPs	Some banks require a SSN to open an account. My husband added me on his account at Bank of America with no problem without a SSN. We hadn't even applied for a visa at the time actually. If its going to be in your name only then I can't see them doing it without a SSN. Since you are coming in on a K-1 you can get a SSN in a few weeks and then it wouldnt be a problem. Then you'd have to go back to change your name later to your married name. If you are changing it of course. I didn't look to see if your the bride or the groom. lol Edited by LiLMermaid, 27 July 2010 - 04:38 PM.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-27 16:36:00
Canada	Wrong Consulate	I would send an email to Montreal and have it transferred to Vancouver. It wasnt that long ago that we all of us K-1s were wishing we could do that as Vancouver is way faster then Montreal. I'm sure that someone's transfer has gotten lost but I'm sure thats the exception not the rule. They can lose anything at any point so travelling to Montreal and going out of your way doesn't guarantee anything. Let us know how it goes...I'm sure it'll take them a bit to respond to your email (it always does) but it should go smoothly and you'll get a faster interview. Good luck!	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-26 16:24:00
Canada	Comin Back from Canada	Yea, I will have to agree to what the others have said, it certainly looks like an overstay of under 6 months. Which WILL impose a 2 year ban on entry to the US. I think overstays over 6 months are a 10 year ban, and before you ask, they count the time stayed in the US in a 12 month year, consecutive, there is no date that it resets and the Canadian gets another 6 months to stay. Even then, the amount of time the Canadian CAN stay in the US is really up to the POE officer. If they plan to get married before the ban is lifted, they can do one of a couple of things: he goes back to Canada, they file an I-129f petition for foreign fiancee and start that process, at some point in the process they will need to try getting a waiver to have the ban lifted early, Im not sure what all is involved in that another poster likely will have that information, I know its a pain in the butt, however will need to be taken care of unless they dont plan to marry within 2 years. Another option is for them to get married NOW, and file for AOS, Once the AOS is complete and he has a greencard IIRC overstays are forgiven and there will be no ban, this comes with a HUGE caveat though, under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should he leave the US before or during the AOS process, not until he has that greencard, if he does, the AOS is considered abandoned, and the ban will be enforced. It is an extremely risky game he is playing right now if he and your sister are serious about their relationship and are considering marriage. Border officers have access to a fair bit of information, and if he drove across earlier, or flew, there is a record of it in their databases, so they will know that he is a risk to immigrate illegally (and is trying to do so right now in their eyes) With illegal immigrants becoming more and more of a hot button topic right now in the US, it is something the CBP officers are looking at a lot harder these days. Im curious how he managed to get into the US for a duration of 6 months in the first place? I tried to go across for 2 months once and was hauled into secondary where I showed I DID have ties to Canada (not enough though) and despite a return ticket I was only granted a 4 week stay. Sounds like he has even LESS ties than I did, so I am assuming he likely gave them a different duration of stay when he crossed, If so, he could be looking at a penalty of misrepresentaton as well, and if Im not mistaken can incur a LIFETIME ban. Im going to suggest the get married and file AOS route now, since the overstays can be forgiven and ban avoided, but the process isnt too quick and he will have to miss his cousin's wedding because he wont be able to leave, but thats the price he will have to pay for gaming the system like this. Sorry I agree with the file for AOS and forget leaving at the moment. If he goes back to Canada and applies from there if there is an overstay which there is at this point ...he would have to file a waiver but you can't apply for it until your visa is denied. So after the interview at Montreal. Then the waiver goes through Montreal and the US Citizen would have to prove hardship. In other words why she can't move to Canada. These waivers are NOT easy to get approved. Honestly at this point he came into the US not planning on staying and getting married and leaving at this point is not going to help him at all. I would get married and file for AOS. He would not be able to leave the US until it was approved and filing for advance parole would be a waste of time. They'd give it to him but he'd be automatically banned on departure from the US. Sorry but I think attended the wedding in Canada is a bad idea.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-27 16:46:00
Canada	Evidence of Domicile	I think the packet like everything is kind of 'general' and they send the same one to everyone. He obviously lives in the US...he applied from the US and you're showing an affidavit of support which shows his job....again in the US. Its like the forms that you have to fill out along the way...so does a lot of other visa types so some of the questions make little sense or don't apply at all. Like Peachey said...K-1's do not have to prove domicile so don't worry about it. Edited by LiLMermaid, 27 July 2010 - 08:24 PM.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-27 20:23:00
Canada	Tetanus Clarification and Help Sought	awesome you are very helpful. Would you know where to get my son a hep b shot? Our family doctor said he will not give him any shots till he gets a letter from dr seidan of what we still need. However i would like to get my son his hep b before hand. I did call a few travel clinics but never heard anything back. should add he is 4 years old I would print off the immunization page from Dr Seiden's website for the 4-6yr olds. Your Dr is being ridiculous....does he really think an overpaid panel physician is going to send him a personal letter. I would try again with your personal Dr and tell him that just to see this Dr is going to cost you a lot of money and you only get to see him once and will not take calls nor write any personal letters. Might be helpful to print off the page that recommends that you get all immunizations done at your personal Dr. Other then that I would guess a travel clinic as well. Or even try a walk in clinic.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-28 14:07:00
Canada	Montreal Email Address	Yes ma'am! I e-mailed them so much back in the day I have them saved in my address book me too	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-28 21:00:00
Canada	Immunizations	They wont approve the medical till after the first shot is given. We were never given a prescription for it for my youngest. I called our doctor and he didn't give the hep b shot since its done at age 12 or grade 7 and he doesn't keep it. I called the health unit and we got it through them. They will charge you for it, can't remember how much think it was under 20$ though. Its a 3 step for that age and the first 2 are done 1 month apart then 6 months for the last one. The health Unit for me was the only way to get it in SAult Ste Marie. You're from the Sault? (Sorry about the hijack) Edited by LiLMermaid, 29 July 2010 - 03:16 PM.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-29 15:16:00
Canada	I need a DS-160 pro (Montreal)	Redo it. You won't be the first (or the last) that screwed it up the first time. It happens. No bid deal...just a huge waste of your time doing it all over again.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-29 12:24:00
Canada	What's going on with Montreal and CR-1 Visa interviews!?!?	Ya I am not even worrying about AP yet! It'll be a rough few months once I get there and cannot leave, it'll likely be over Christmas too. Thats another pain with these Visa's... I just want to get there first and then worry about the next step. One at a time! Waiting for AP does suck! LOL Not near as bad as it was waiting for your NOA2 or an interview though. So it gets easier. The worse part is getting bored because you can't work. I've never baked and cooked so much in my life. Its starting to look like Martha's kitchen in here. *help me* lol	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-26 21:07:00
Canada	What's going on with Montreal and CR-1 Visa interviews!?!?	I cannot travel to the States anymore. I was told last time I do not have sufficient ties to Canada so therefore I cannot see my husband unless he comes here.. and he has his own business to run there all on his own. So visiting is not an option.. all we can do is wait.. while with a K1 visa, you can apply for what's called advance parole, and go to the States for 6 months at a time I think it is, and basically wait there with your significant other. I know this for a fact because a friend of mine did just that. You have it backwards. A fiance has their interview and if approved gets their visa. Crosses in the US and gets married within 90 days and then applies for AOS and advance parole. During this time they cannot leave the US. Advance parole when finally approved lets them leave the US to visit another country, it does not guarantee them entry INTO the US to live with their fiances for 6 months. Fiances can and sometimes do get denied crossing the border to visit, like you, during the time they are in Canada waiting for their approval or interview. Any Canadian can visit the US for 6 months at a time unless the border guard says different and if your friend said "I'm going to go live with my fiance for 6 months while we wait for it to be approved" I doubt they would have been let in either. I too kind of take offence at the 'just a fiance'. My now husband and I lived common law together in Canada for many years before he went back to the states and applied for fiance visa. We then got to spend almost a year apart while we waited for it to be processed and for me to get an interview. We applied April 30th, 2009 and I came to the states April 13, 2010. You don't know the specifics of each person's particular case so dumping them all in one group is a bit unfair. We're probably been a couple longer then a lot of the ones applying for CR-1's. lol	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-26 21:02:00
Canada	AT&T Nation with Canada Plan	Good info Wishing! I don't think those prices are bad at all. We have a similar plan with Verizon and we end paying around $110-120 a month, but that's with a second line added. It's nice to have a cellular option. We have digital voice at home so we can call Canada, unlimited minutes, without any extra fees, but sometimes you need to make a call and you're not at home. Skype and all those other options are great, but it doesn't replace that need to contact people when you're out of the house or not on the computer. Personally I'd rather pay more to have that flexibility, but that's me. It also provides that no roaming option and there are not extra texting fees. It seems like the only way to stay in contact with my teenage sister is to keep the texting package alive I hope that was a joke? Actually I don't think people quite get the skype thing....everyone automatically thinks computer. I pay 2.95 for Skype and use the Skype to go feature. They provided me with a local number to call and from there I can then call any number in the US or Canada. I added the Skype number to my 'friends and favs' so I use no minutes when I call it. We used to have the verizon Canada plan but honestly they pissed me off. Its supposed to be no roaming charges but every month we had an extra 7-8 bucks in roaming charges. My husband got tired of calling them monthly to fix the bill and a few times they wouldn't saying I must have been using data when I was in Canada :/ Once I moved here we swapped our plan over to the regular family plan. Both the at&t and verizon plans cost more for the canada plan then the regular US plan so paying 2.95 to be able to call canada from any phone works fabulous for me. If you are travelling to Canada frequently then the Canada plan would be a good choice but if you just need to make calls to Canada from your cell then my wallet prefers the skype to go. lol	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-19 07:22:00
Canada	can I work via laptop for Canadian clients while in the US with AOS or CR-1 pending?	I personally can't see how it would be a problem. How many times has one visited the US and withdrew money from a bank machine? Why would it matter when the money was deposited into that account in Canada? You are not allowed to work in the US for a US company and take away a job from a citizen or LPR. Thats why the law is in place. Not to prevent people from visiting and working for their Canadian employer remotely. That would kind of end a lot of business trips.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-28 20:59:00
Canada	POEing soon...	Just wanted to say that I was never charged that $6 fee that I had heard about either. Odd how it appears to be a random thing.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-25 17:42:00
Canada	Anybody had a similar case to mine?	My grandfather was a US citizen, I grew up on a border town so it was common. My father had claim to US citizenship but never had any reason to bother with it. I looked it to it because of my husband and that sure would have made this a lot easier but since my father never actually lived in the US after his 14th birthday I have no claim. They changed the laws a few times so it depends on the year your mother became a citizen and the year you were born. The laws governing whether or not a child born outside of the United States acquires U.S. citizenship from parents have changed several times. You'll need to look at the law that was in effect on the date of the child's birth (and the parents' birth, if grandparents were U.S. citizens) for guidance. These laws differ for the following time periods: prior to May 24, 1934 May 25, 1934 to January 12, 1941 January 13, 1941 to December 23, 1952 December 24, 1952 to November 13, 1986, and November 14, 1986 to present. Here is an article that explains the different laws but unless she lived in the US for at least 5 years after her 14th birthday then unfortunately you probably don't.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-08-05 06:44:00
Canada	Montréal Consulate and shoes!	Didn't have to remove my shoes and regretting wearing the ones I did as nobody except the other people waiting ever say them anyways! Everything is done at a window....frankly I doubt anybody ever noticed what I was wearing from the waist down (higher even, I'm short). You walk up to the window they are busy looking at papers, after you are there they look up to talk to you. I seen a lot of women in dressed in high heels and skirts...I was glad I hadn't gone to that extreme. I wore business casual, blouse, heels etc. I'd have went for the more comfy shoes if I had known, my feet were killing me after walking to the consulate and being in there for hours and then walking back.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-17 10:20:00
Canada	Driving Abstract, Renewing CDN License and Other Legalities	QUOTE (Sam and Ben @ Nov 10 2009, 05:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> So, even though I haven't gotten the green light to move, I'm busy trying to keep track of all the little things that need to be taken care of here on the home front. A major concern of mine is the all-encompassing issue of driving. I'm moving to Florida. I've read their dmv website, and I'm confused about the difference between applying as a Canadian or applying as a non-immigrant. Obviously, applying as a Canadian seems much easier (and fairly guaranteed, considering their required documentation), whereas a non-immigrant requires the actual EAD and SSN. (And I see a bit of an issue in the fact that my SSN will be in my maiden name, yet my EAD NOA/EAD itself will be in my married name.) Though I can't find the section on that site now, it did have stipulation about how you could drive on your Canadian license for a period of time so long as you weren't classified as a "resident". Can't find it now, but I assume that receiving government mail (ex. NOAs from AOS, etc) would classify one as a resident. And even if I could drive on my Canadian license, I obviously can't drive without insurance, but I assume I can't be insured until I have a Florida ID, right? My big issue is that my Ontario Driver's License expires in March of 2010. That's cutting it rather close. By my count, I could have my EAD by that point if lucky, but more likely, it'll still be a month or so pending. If I require the EAD to get my license, I see no way to get around not renewing (and eating another expense). Along with that, I was wondering if obtaining a driver's abstract from my local dmv would be of any use when applying for insurance down the line? Will US insurance companies even blink an eye at that, or am I stuck being considered a fresh driver no matter what? I know there are a fair few Canadians who have made the trek/are making the trek to Florida and hopefully someone can at least help direct me to a better place. I've searched the forums here and can't seem to find anything concise about Florida... and their own websites seem confusing as ever. Just another thing to worry about... heh. Hopefully someone can offer some help. Anything would be appreciated. I'd just get a Florida license as soon as you get here. I've also read the license site as well as know a few 'snowbirds'. Getting a Florida license is easy for Canadians. As for the driving abstract and insurance....I've talked to people here who have crappy driving records while mine is pretty much spotless and they pay less for insurance. Not sure if a driving record from Canada would do any good but you could have your fiance call his insurance company and ask. I highly doubt you'd be considered a 'fresh driver' because if you were...you'd have to go through all the testing and stuff first. Know what I mean?	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2009-11-10 08:12:00
Canada	Denied at POE	I'm praying it works out for you. I couldn't believe that this happened in the first place. All that time and money...get an approval, prepare to move and get turned around at the border? Thats ridiculous. Once one has their visa in hand they shouldn't have to worry about the border not letting them in. Thats the whole point of getting the visa in the first place! So you can sell your house or give notice and pack your stuff to move. Somebody needs to account for this horrible error. Either your visa is denied or not but to give one and then take it back is beyond reasoning.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-01-25 15:27:00
Canada	Denied at POE	QUOTE (Krikit @ Dec 1 2009, 07:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I guess I'm a little out of the loop. Did you not have to request a waiver for past criminal convictions? I thought that was standard. If it is standard to have to file the waiver for all past convictions then the embassy shouldn't have granted it on the first place. Seriously this is nuts. Denied at POE after being approved....thats horrible. Now have to file the waiver and wait a year because it has to go through Montreal which we all know is backlogged. I'm so sorry you have to go through this.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2009-12-01 07:58:00
Canada	Postcard Exchange!	Sign me up for future ones as well....I figure I'll be around at the very least until I naturalize. lol I'll email you the info once we get back home, heading out the the zoo with the family	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-18 10:46:00
Canada	Postcard Exchange!	We're all moved and settled and actually have our own address so I'd love to get on this for next month. Sounds like a lot of fun.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-07-17 19:09:00
Canada	Toronto Medical Vaccination Record for AOS	Geez! Some things don't come easy for me! I actually heard about a doctor up on the north side of the metro who does it for $10.00 after I had already had the interview and finished the process. It wasn't one of the doctors I called when I was looking, so I guess I just didn't call enough people. I lived in Littleton at the time, so I was focusing on doctors in the southern part of town. Glad you were able to find someone easier than I was! With your interview notice, there is a checklist with documents you are required to bring to the interview. You will notice that the I-693 is on the list. There have been many people who were asked for the I-693 at the interview. However, some of us were not, including me. If you chose not to have the I-693 transcribed, there is a chance you will be issued an RFE at the interview and the GC will not be approved until they receive it. I wasn't asked at the interview for it either.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-11-12 07:26:00
Canada	Toronto Medical Vaccination Record for AOS	I included the worksheet I got at the medical at Toronto for me and my 3 children. Never got an RFE and went through the interview and was never asked. Personally with 4 of us needing it transcribed it was going to cost us a fortune. I rebelled after the hundreds and hundreds I spent on medicals and passport photos..... It worked out fine for me and I saved some $$$. If the AOS was delayed and I had got an RFE it really wouldn't have made a difference to me.	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-11-11 09:07:00
Canada	Timmy's closed in CT and RI	I miss Timmies. For me Timmies is a fond childhood memory. We had one within walking distance to our house and my mother would go there daily for a coffee. She would go with my father on the weekends, one brother or another would meet her there in the afternoon before/after work. I'd go with her at lunch or after school or sometimes on weekends. She was always meeting friends and family at Timmies and thats where we would have our alone time with Mom and chat. She passed away when I was in my teens and every one of us has fond memories of that place and always will. Not only that but they make kick a$$ coffee!!	LiLMermaid	Female	Canada	2010-11-12 14:45:00
Canada	Removing Conditions	Okay ... so here I am getting ready to file for removal and this is the evidence I've compiled thus far (GC expires 02/21/10) Form I-751 completed listing my son K2 copy of second mortgage forms with me being listed as wife copy of boat loan forms with both me and my husband Top copy only of bank statements showing our names and address with additions and deductions Benefit information sheet showing myself and my son on my husbands company medical insurance Automobile insurance coverage with both of our names and vehicles RV insurance showing both of our names One rental agreement showing both of our names as Lessee's (we have rental units) Joint tax returns for 2007 and 2008 photocopy of me and my sons greencards front and back Should I include the full bank statements showing all transactions? How important are sworn affidavits? I plan on including some pictures ... what else should I search for?	lynamon	Female	Canada	2010-01-10 10:46:00
Canada	Removing Conditions	I just received my "Notice of requirement to file joint petition to remove the conditional basis of an Alien's permanent resident Status" I will be filing in January due to financial reasons (X-mas is never a good time lol) ... my green card expires 02/21/09. I found it interesting that they sent a letter out ... I didn't think that they informed you .. hmmmm.	lynamon	Female	Canada	2009-11-03 10:45:00
Canada	Time frame for EI	Hi. You might find more information if you post your question here: http://www.visajourn...nuck-ei-thread/ Hope that helps.	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-15 15:16:00
Canada	When should I worry?	Got it yesterday!	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-17 20:39:00
Canada	When should I worry?	Ok...I'll try to be patient a little while longer. But something just tells me I'll be calling or emailing someone next week.	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-15 20:55:00
Canada	When should I worry?	DOS stated that Packet 3 was mailed to me from Montreal on July 2. It seems to be taking a long time to get to me (or maybe I'm just impatient). At what point do I start trying to contact Montreal about it? Would I do that by email? (I hear it takes awhile for a reply) or is there a special number I would call?	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-15 15:21:00
Canada	DS-160	This is frustrating! I don't have a photo right now, but will bring it to Montreal with me. I've been reading alot on VJ that you can just try to upload any pic from your computer, then when it fails you can click on "continue without photo." Well when I click on that it just sends me back to the first page. I can't see any way to get past this stage. I know that others here have managed to get past the photo stage without successfully uploading a photo. How do you do that?? Suggestions?	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-28 14:38:00
Canada	I need a DS-160 pro (Montreal)	I've mention this before but not sure if you read back to your old posts, but they need a picture. It's why they ask for it if it wasn't mandatory ahead of time they wouldn't ask for it. When you arrive to the US just have you man take a picture using a digital, crop it and use that. It's easy to do, don't worry! I wonder how I managed to get to the digitally signing part if the picture didn't work? Oh well, I'll do as you suggested. I suppose the pic of me has to look somewhat like my passport pic so they know it's me? lol Oh horrors!	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-29 19:28:00
Canada	I need a DS-160 pro (Montreal)	Thanks for all of your suggestions. I'm leaving for a visit to the States tomorrow, so I'll continue what I was doing when I get there. Hope everything works out ok, or I'll have to give Montreal a call I guess. As for the picture, I never did upload one. Well I uploaded one that it didn't accept (just a pic of a flower, because I didn't have a pic of myself on the computer lol). And then I managed to get past the picture uploading part and made it to the end. I understand that I can just bring the pic to my interview, right? Or do I need to send it in with the DS-160 and the other forms they requested?	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-29 14:49:00
Canada	I need a DS-160 pro (Montreal)	So last night I managed to get all the way through the online DS-160, saving data as I went. I digitally signed it at the end, then clicked "print confirmation" and the printer wouldn't respond. Tried everything. Since I was using my cousin's computer and it was getting late, I needed to go home. I did copy down a confirmation number I saw at the end, just in case I needed it if I had to contact anyone. Is that what you'd call my confirmation receipt? The number starts with "AA" followed by a combination of 8 more letters and numbers. So now what? I need a printed out confirmation receipt, and of course a copy of the form to sent to Montreal as per the packet 3 instructions. If I can't get access to a working printer, what are my options? Has anyone run into this problem themselves? By the way, tomorrow I'm leaving on a surprise trip to see my sweetie. Not telling him until tomorrow morning that he'd better pick me up at the airport!	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-07-29 11:40:00
Canada	MONTREAL INTERVIEW DATE!!	Congrats on getting your interview date!	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-08-06 13:55:00
Canada	What's your song?/lyrics?	Somebody knows their Kid Rock stuff.	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-08-08 14:17:00
Canada	What's your song?/lyrics?	Oops...this is probably the wrong forum.	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-08-06 15:15:00
Canada	What's your song?/lyrics?	"Bless The Broken Road" by Rascal Flatts I set out on a narrow way many years ago Hoping I would find true love along the broken road But I got lost a time or two Wiped my brow and kept pushing through I couldn't see how every sign pointed straight to you [Chorus:] Every long lost dream led me to where you are Others who broke my heart they were like Northern stars Pointing me on my way into your loving arms This much I know is true That God blessed the broken road That led me straight to you I think about the years I spent just passing through I'd like to have the time I lost and give it back to you But you just smile and take my hand You've been there you understand It's all part of a grander plan that is coming true [Chorus] Now I'm just rolling home Into my lover's arms This much I know is true That God blessed the broken road That led me straight to you That God blessed the broken road That led me straight to you. My link	Tim and Erin	Female	Canada	2010-08-06 15:12:00