ForumTitleContentMemberSexCountryDate/Time
K-3 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresMy husband had an accident on saturday
That is true, my way would only work from canada, I do hope that everything comes through quickly and without too much time lost, he definately wants and needs her there.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2008-06-16 11:32:00
K-3 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresMy husband had an accident on saturday
When I had to be in the states urgently I call the airport to see what needed to be done. The answer was bring a letter from the doctor there, letter from my employer and since I am a holder of an I-601 I needed a copy of that also. There was a ton of paperwork to fill but I was granted 14 days there, but I took the buss in stead and called the POE and made arrangements and had a 7 day parole issued. I didn't deal with the consulate just the border people.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2008-06-16 10:54:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionLetter of Intent
As fwaguy wrote



when submitting for interview

United States Department of State
United States Consulate, [name of country where Embassy is located]

[Embassy Address]



fwaguy, you sure are one of the fastest people if not the fastest with the needed answers. I for one am very glad you are here helping.



Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2006-11-10 09:45:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionDS-156 Question
DS-156-Question #34 "Names and Relationships of Persons Traveling with you"

I'm going to be traveling with my fiancee back to the states from Poland. Should she just put my name and that I'm her fiancee? or is this for like family members only or something. Just being ####### and curious, thanks!!

I had the same doubt. I asked my lawyer and he said to put NONE in that spot.

The only names that go there are the ones related to the foreign spouse that are immigrating to the States at the same time s/he is
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2006-11-11 12:11:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussionany radiologists here?i have a qtion here
I've been smoking for 50 years, I'm 62 now and expect live many more years. Just being here and waiting is stresful enough without looking for reasons to be denied a visa.
If you think your lungs look bad think of what mine would look like. Don't you worry s/he who looks at the X-Rays knows the difference between tb and smokers lungs. Relax and enjoy the trip you will get grey hairs soon enough.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2006-11-13 07:45:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionPolice certificate
Application for a (private) certificate of good conduct or a certificate of good conduct (for official purposes)

The Application for a (private) certificate of good conduct is the one you want, the (official) certificate of good conduct is for official purposes only, (official) in this case meaning to be presented to a German authority.

P.S. Doing a google search under German embasy then go to Consular and Legal Services you will get all the information you will need to help you. The cost is 13 Euro
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-01-05 08:08:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion156k irish emb. will not take hand written
Hi Len, It is all legalise. When dealing with bureaucrats you have to think like them and read everything once, twice, and even three times wouldn’t hurt. The government assumes everyone understands what they are saying when in fact their form of writing is at time quite confusing and leaves much to be desired. The key words in the instructions were All forms DS-156 are required to be completed in an electronically-completed format, when for some it would have been easier to understood All DS-156 forms are required to be completed in an electronically-completed format.

I hope everything works out for you and your fiancée.


Thanks Yodrak, Sorry for the confusion, I just thought I would add my interpretation of the way I saw it to be. Reading bureaucratise is never a simple thing to do and can be quite frustrating.


Takram2000, I think you are right, but someone else will have to confirm it for you, I’m not able to do that.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-02-02 15:13:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion156k irish emb. will not take hand written
Sorry this was a double posting, not meant to be.

Edited by Ron/Sharon, 02 February 2007 - 01:15 PM.

Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-02-02 13:13:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion156k irish emb. will not take hand written
Not submitted Electronically since it (DS-156k) has to be brought by hand but it can and should be completed (((All))) forms DS-156 are required to be completed in an electronically-completed format,) on line and printed to be brought to the Embassy/Consulate, which is what more or less what the Embassy/Consulate is looking for.

Being computer illiterate the link below will have to be copied and pasted to work, it is the DS-156k form.

http://www.state.gov...zation/7768.pdf
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-02-02 13:13:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion156k irish emb. will not take hand written
Taken from Step 1 of packet 3.

All forms DS-156 (I believe DS-156k to be included) are required to be completed in an electronically-completed format, available through the Internet. Hand written DS-156s (from what I read this includes all DS-156's' k included) will not be accepted.

Ron

P.S. I hope you meant the U.S. Embassy in Ireland

Edited by Ron/Sharon, 02 February 2007 - 12:20 PM.

Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-02-02 12:17:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussionpacket 3
Mine was in the mail box also. No signature required.

Edited by Ron/Sharon, 08 March 2007 - 10:17 AM.

Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-03-08 10:16:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionAck! DS-156: Question 36!!
Straight from the consulate:

The answer to the Question #36 on the DS156 for first time filers is No and in the space available add the petitioners name with a note stating First petition filed.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-03-14 14:23:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionAck! DS-156: Question 36!!
Oh well, I answered no so I should be hearing back from them.
As for the pictures, I called last week and was told that I could do it or they could my choice, so what I did was mail them in a photo folder with the packet.

Remember I was wrong once and regarding the photos maybe twice.

Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-03-14 14:06:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionPolice certificate
For those who like myself that have been convicted and later received a pardon, the RCMP fingerprint is not enough as it will show you do not have a record, and if you marked on the forms that you do or did have one there would be a conflict of information. If you have been convicted of a crime no matter what it is you also need a copy of your pardon and a copy of the court documents, both of which can be had from the Padrons and Clemency board in Ottawa free of charge, it takes a minimum of 3 weeks
Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-04-27 16:31:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionDocumentation for Embasies/Consulates
The reason I ask is that I have made copies of everything we have for them. I have two hole punched the copies at the top of the pages and placed them on an ACCO Paper Fastener along with about 20 dividers with tabs at the bottom indicating what each divider contains. I also have an accordion file with the originals in it in the same sequence as the copies, which I am not certain that they will want now that everything is done. My thought was that they wanted copies of everything and the originals were just to comfirm that the copies were in fact what they are, duplicates.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-05-29 13:18:00
US Embassy and Consulate DiscussionMysterious Brown Envelope -- mistake?

The important question is, what visa class/type was issued in his passport?


It was the right one, CR1. No problem with that. The big problem is that my husband is a total neuro! He's now worried that he might do something wrong like accidentally get into a car crash in the next week, killing someone and then be prevented from ever using the visa. I am sh!tting you not on that. :rolleyes:


I sure am glad that you have everything hand. I think many of us are like your husband, and we won't be any better until we are together at home with the one we love. No matter how prepared we are we will always think the worse, we live in that fear.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-06-21 07:35:00
USCIS Service CentersUSCIS OFFLINE?
I really don't know what to say, I have logged in this morning and every day this week with no problem. I wish I knew more about computers so I could help you. From this end everything seems to be fine. Perhaps calling your provider and explaining the situation to them they could do something for you. I hope you can get to the site soon so you can check for updates to your petition.



Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2006-11-21 06:48:00
USCIS Service CentersUSCIS Chief Resigns
Well I guess it is time to stop hoping for a reply from his office, 3.8 pounds of my documentation will be going up in smoke. Actually I gave up 6 months ago, it was a long shot that had a short life.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2008-03-22 09:58:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Waiver - Vermont Shipping Delay
I'm not trying to scare you just telling how it was for me.
Canada Post is at times very slow unless it is a bill that is being delivered. I hope for your sake they will find a way to get everything to you quickly. Hopefully your letter will be in an official looking envelope or a brown one, Canada Post seems to have this thing about brown envelopes as far as I'm concerned they always get through.
I posted as a test a letter to Dodge City Kansas and it took 21 days to arrive there, then on December 14, 2005 two Christmas presents were sent to Ottawa, Ontario one from Dodge City and the other from Garden City both in Kansas and neither one has yet made it here. I'm sure that if they think it is a bill it will come through in a very few days.

P.S. I never use Canada Post for posting letters or cards, for me it is UPS.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2006-11-16 15:15:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Waiver Denied (Montreal) and a big WTF
QUOTE (Mirla @ Sep 6 2007, 02:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I heard before that if you appeal might time longer (up to a year) than re-applying, is it true?

The document I have said 12 month but the person I talked to at the Consulate said 12 t0 18 months then it returned to Montreal for a review. I would doubt you have to re-apply, but you may have to get some of the documents that are out of date specially those needed for the AOS part of the journey
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-06 15:42:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Waiver Denied (Montreal) and a big WTF
QUOTE (Credzba @ Sep 5 2007, 04:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (babytiger @ Sep 5 2007, 02:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Aussie, the waiver was for an old CMIT


I am just wondering ... what did you do that was so immoral they wouldn't let you in the USA.
I thought all the immorality was here in America!!

You may not want to share this information, but it does sound bad.


By the way.. I would suggest marriage is NOT the solution.
No matter what happens, this CMIT and failed k1 will be hanging over your head.
Better to get it fully resolved, and probably that will be your quickest solution too.

Get a lawyer.

I'll share mine with you, I got an I-601 for a 31 year old "auto theft" conviction. Murderers do less time than they are having me do. The funny thing is that in Canada I am clear and clean and have no conviction, my file had to be retreived from the National Archives for a copy. In the land of In God We Trust I am a criminal regardless of where I live, where the crime was committed even if a pardon had been received. To the U.S. of A, I will always be a criminal until and only until I die or they say I'm not.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-05 18:14:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Waiver Denied (Montreal) and a big WTF
All I can say is I am so sorry for you and I wish it had never happened.

In what you wrote I can see our future coming, we have also received an I-601 and 212 last month.

I hope you can get this mess all cleared up so you can start living again.

Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-05 14:10:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (MistyB @ Sep 18 2007, 03:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Ron/Sharon @ Aug 28 2007, 12:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (kitkat1 @ Aug 28 2007, 10:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ron, since no office can give you exact timing, it's pretty normal for one person to say one thing (3-12 months) and another to say something else (12-18 months). Post waiver approval, there is a second "interview"/visa pick up. If one year has passed, new documents and medical exam results are required.

I'm confused about the alcohol thing. "Alcohol abuse" or whatever they are calling it is NOT waivable. So it appears to me you are only dealing with the criminal issue. Do you have the exact denial codes to be clear on what needs to be addressed? Since you do qualify for a waiver, seems like you should go for it unless it's easier for her to move there. Just my opinion.



I beleive that the 221(g) for alcoholism is a REF only.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-18 15:17:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (Earmuffs @ Sep 15 2007, 09:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I kinda feel your pain.. i was stressed out for a year because I had a criminal record and couldnt enter the US...

but and my interview my K1 was approved. I seriously felt like 500lbs were lifted off of me.

I am glad that you made it through the maze and are well on your way. I have never been denied access to the States in my life even with my criminal record, perhaps it was because I never told them I had one and was never asked. Maybe I should have stressed out over the criminal record also, then maybe things would have turned out better for us too. i had no fear of the criminal record being a problem since it is older than many of the folks here and it was pardoned a very long time age also. I beleive that there is more to this in our case than can be seen, much like an iceberg there seems to me to be more hidden from view than is visible. Such as after the adjudication and if the adjudication is in my favor Montreal will conduct another interview at which if it pleases could find another reason for another I-601 and the whole process could go on for yet another many years to come.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-17 07:52:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (LonaD @ Sep 6 2007, 10:20 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Ron/Sharon @ Sep 6 2007, 10:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thank you for the alphabet, I will print that out as a reminder.

Lona, because people like you don't see themselves as special there are people like me who see it, appreciate it and are thankful that there are people like you who are always there even when we don't realize we need you. Sharon is with me everyday, many times every day and you as well as others are here everyday and reachable in a good or bad time and I do count on everyone for comments good and bad, support when needed, big grins at the funny things being said and heart warming news when things go right and even the heart wrenching tear jerking posts when things are stressful or something goes wrong.



I heard from CBP this morning and I will be able to enter the States for 7 days, not a long time since I will be travelling 2 days each way. I don't know if you read my other post if not the trip is attend Sharon's father's funeral next Monday.

No I didnt read the other thread yet , please tell Sharon am so sorry for the lost of her dad
am glad they did give you the visitation yes granted its not long but see it as a positive ( wich I know you guys do ) every min you can spend with Sharon right now is more valuable then a mountain of gold ,
this short time they give you to be able to be there for eachother in a time of sorrow is just a prove that things will turn out for your favore in the future,
give my reguards to Sharon my thoughts are with you both

This will be short Lona, Thank you very much from both of us.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-06 10:12:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
Thank you for the alphabet, I will print that out as a reminder.

Lona, because people like you don't see themselves as special there are people like me who see it, appreciate it and are thankful that there are people like you who are always there even when we don't realize we need you. Sharon is with me everyday, many times every day and you as well as others are here everyday and reachable in a good or bad time and I do count on everyone for comments good and bad, support when needed, big grins at the funny things being said and heart warming news when things go right and even the heart wrenching tear jerking posts when things are stressful or something goes wrong.



I heard from CBP this morning and I will be able to enter the States for 7 days, not a long time since I will be travelling 2 days each way. I don't know if you read my other post if not the trip is attend Sharon's father's funeral next Monday.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-06 09:04:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (karina @ Sep 5 2007, 11:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ron & Sharon,
We are thinking of you guys during this time.
Your courage and strength are inspiring.

take care,
- Karina

Good morning Karina, you have to remember that what we have in courage and strength comes from wonderful people like yourself. The more support we get the more inspired and determined we are. Without everyone here having been behinds us and with us all the way we would have fought but it would have been more difficult. Thank you for thinking of us, we will not let anyone down and let your thoughts, wishes, support and everything else be for naught.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-06 06:29:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (Tinker @ Sep 5 2007, 08:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ron,
aw #######, deleted everything I wrote.
A girl at work has got me saying "This too shall pass".
Anyway *HUGS* Thinking about you two always.


Hi Tinker, don’t worry about what you deleted I’m sure that it was something wonderful. That girl at work is right “this too will pass” all that we need is time. I hope everything is going well for you and you’re not too stressed out yet. I’m still keeping an eye on you and everyone else in the Montreal tread you are all family to us.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-05 19:58:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (Misty1979 @ Sep 5 2007, 07:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Just thought I would pop in here and throw some good vibes your way!
Whatever you two decide to do, all your VJ friends are behind you, and I know you guys will get through this and come out stronger as a result.
I would say stay strong, but you guys seem to be doing more than fine in that department, (I love your whole kicking butt and taking names approach to all this, it is honestly more than most of us would be able to muster up in a situation like this, so I commend you for your strength and endless reserves of willpower.)
Keep at it, good news is coming your way, I can feel it. What you two have is definetely worth fighting for smile.gif

Misty, thank you for visiting and for the good vibes, we can always use some of those. Our decision has been to go on with whatever they want us to do to be together, if we can't be together it is because we died trying not because we stopped trying. I know that there are many wonderful people here supporting us even if not everyone says so, we know that they are there for us and that is encouraging and very supportive to us. Our strength comes from many different areas, from our own hearts and the love we have for each other and from you and many others like you that have given their time to be with us and their words to comfort and encourage us to continue on the path we have chosen. As for the kick butt attitude, that may become a problem, I think they expect us Canadians to grin and bear it, but they got one this time that will not roll over give up. As I said before the visa is not our only option it is the one we want but we have other avenues available to us and as long as we can see the other options we are still in control of our lives and our choices. We are both living the loving life we have not had in the past and will not see again.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-05 19:22:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (LonaD @ Sep 5 2007, 02:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ron and Sharon
I never seen my self good in giving symphaty I usualy say what I think and yeah sometimes its pretty straight forward ,
you know I dont see your situation as symphatic but I do see it as an absolute insolt from debbies part, dont be nervouse to talk how you realy feel in the MTL forum cose most of Montreal people will agrea with me your situation is uncalled for and it is an eye opener for people ,never expect the unexpected ,
life has its ups and downs and can be a B....h but you and sharon show us all the B....h can be beaten as long as you dont give up , I put my hat down to you guys and say keep up the great work in staying calm and strong cose at the end you will be the one who will be on top best wishes Lona

Hi Lona, Thanks for the words, people like you are special.
The situation with Debbie is cleared up, if they wanted a REF concerning the alcohol problem they should have asked for one, I have the letter from the doctor regarding the test which came back clean, Debbie made me mad because she noted in the file that she smelled alcohol on my breath and that was not possible and the cause of the 212(g) I received which by itself would not warant an I-601 waiver. The 212(a)(2)(A)(1) is the one that warants the I-601 as it was an indictable offence even if it war committed 32 years ago and pardonded 17 years ago because I was slow getting it. I was staying away from the Montrealsite except for veiwing for emotional reasons, the last 4 months have been hard on us because Sharon's father was so ill and these last few weeks have been going through heII and next few weeks will be difficult also. Soon I will be able to visit the Montreal site and be able to post as I have in the past. It is difficult to be positive for others when we can't yet for ourselves.
Rick, thank you also, you just got me at a bad time which is why I didn't reply to your last.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-05 16:33:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (radsr2002 @ Sep 1 2007, 07:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Keep the faith Both of you and hang in there.

Remember it is a 2 way street. I have a little story about Canada myself.

Years and years ago my mom raised 3 children alone.
Not having a father figure around and a mom working all the time.
I got into all kinds of trouble. And I mean a LOT!
Anyway it snow balled into early adulthood. But by the Time I was 21 years old, I was out and growing up fast.
18 years later I planed a trip to Canada.
Driving accross the border they did a random check on me.
Called me into a little room in the back with a stack of old non violent charges and started to go thru each 1
all over again. Finally I reached over and put my hand on the papers to stop her.
I said, "You are refusing me entry right?" Yes was the reply.

I was told I could not return without a waiver from Canada.

I had been out of trouble over 18 years.

When you judge a country about its laws. Remember they are in place to protect us on both sides of the border.


I was shocked at first by Canada's action's.

When I met my wife I called and made sure it was ok for me to travel to the phil's before I wasted a ticket and was turned around
at the border.

By the way, None of this proved to be a issue in getting my wife's visa; which was just approved at interveiw 8/27/2007.

So keep the faith and remember;

There is no stopping a man that knows he is right and just KEEPS ON COMING!!!


Rick


hi Rick thanks for writing, We are keeping the faith as you say and we are as tight as ever if not more, We just have so many other issues in our face right now to keep our head screwed on straight.

I sure hope you're on the straight and narrow now with marriage a personal life style has to change since your living two live, yours and your wifes.
I have never been refused entry in the past, I can get into the States now, that is not a problem with a letter from Sharon's father's doctor and a return ticket plus the documentation from the consulate. The border people said that since the offence was over 31 years ago I would get approval from the person in charge.
Right now I am 63 years old and I was 31 when I offended and the offence took place 32 years and 1 month ago. If you read closer to the beginning you will see that I am in agreement with you regarding the law of the land and why it is there.
Rick, you are the American, your past convictions would have no consequence regarding bringing your wife to the States unless the charges were of abuse towards an ex or something like that. I am a Canadian and I need a waiver to go to the States and get married. If the charges were against your wife believe me she would today be waiting for a waiver and you would be waiting for her.
Ron
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-01 19:29:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
Lona, Lenina and everyone else that has come here with support thank you each and everyone. You may not realize it but even the largest too the smallest coment even if it just a smilie face looking back at us from the screen it all makes the biggest difference to us because none of you had to comment or support us as you have. Most if not all that I write about our situation is not written seeking sympathy writing here and in a few other posts for me is downloading evrtying that could be bottled up inside making our present situation much more difficult to overcome.
One thing I miss which I was never too good at is posting in the Montreal forum, I go there and read and would like to add a few words but I am affraid to say anything because I don't know how it will come out and feel that what others have said is good and nice and I want that train of thought to continue.
Don't blame Montrel for what was done they were following the letters of the law regarding the auto theft and maybe the thing for the alcoholism, but you can get mad at Debbie for writing in my file what she did, that wasn't called for and proven to be wrong, it just cost $100.00 to get the test results from the doctor's office.
Life throws a lot of things at us and if we dwell on what happened, we wont see the good coming from it. Since the denial Sharon and I have found a house we like but may not be able to get it because according to some it is a re-fab (not accepetable) and other it was a kit house meaning that it built section by section and brought to the site and put together. We are looking at another as information on the first is sorted out. The house hunting was good for Sharon as it took her mind off the thought of her parents while she wasn't actually with them. All of what is going on is making us stronger in our committment to each other even if it is draining us of everything else.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-09-01 12:45:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
Thank you Lona, we are still to hearts and one soul, the mind and body are suffering but the hearts are as strong as ever.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-08-31 11:36:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
QUOTE (LonaD @ Aug 31 2007, 11:18 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Holly Sh%&$ damn Ron and Sharon am sorry things goin that way for you guys
was hoping things would spead up a bit
got a question for you guys , wouldnt it be possible for sharon to go to canada and live with you there ?
I know you guys would have to start all over again at the canadian side , but its just a question wish you guys the best Lona

Hi Lona, Thanks, as for the question re: Sharon coming here, that would be a possiblity except yesterday we were told by the hospice nurse that is taking care of him that Sharon's father will be gone in the next few days. Once he has passed we have to try and move her mother to Dodge from Liberal because she is at this time becoming stressed over the coming death of her husband, and Sharon needs to return to work and the travelling would be too much for her.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-08-31 10:55:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)just when you think things will get worse they do.
Kitkat1, Sorry, it was a very long and very tiring day.
The Waiver papers are a go! I am at this moment waiting for word from Sharon rergarding her putting in an offer for a house that She found and likes very much, should hear back about that in the next few days, I hope it is a go. Just got a call from the doctor about the alcohol tests and they are clean, doh, now I have to $100.00 for the doctor's letter, which I will get next week, That was the last thing needed for Montreal then the longest wait begins.
Ron/SharonMaleCanada2007-08-30 10:06:00