Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Passport in hand. I would def recommend not buying the plane ticket in advance. Isn't that what the USCIS website says???	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-02-06 23:43:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Haven't received the email yet, but I checked my account in CSC Visa Info Service page and the waybill is there ( ) and shows in transit. Wife's going tomorrow morning. Edit - Got the email like 30 minutes later. That sounds great! Good to hear this is working out. Congrats!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-02-06 00:57:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Based on what I've seen a lot of times DHL does not update their system and the only info you will get will be over the phone. Just keep in mind that a visa being delivered outside of Bogotá will take approximately 6-10 business days and 2-3 business days if being delivered in Bogotá. Diana 6-10 business days sounds like what we experienced. Week and a half to Barranquilla. Then, the visa SAT on their shelf a few extra days (plus a weekend) before they got a call asking WHERE IS THE VISA?? Their response - We don't deliver to your barrio. You have to pick it up.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-02-04 22:27:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Hey ppl, my question to all and any who remember is, how did you guys get your waybill number for DHL once your visa was approved? Do you recall how long it took after the interview? I don't remember, but congratulations on the approval!!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-02-02 21:11:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	My fiancee got approval for K1 in the embassy on Jan 8th. I called today and they told me the passport went out yesterday. How do we know what the DHL tracking number is? Are there more documents coming along with the passport? The envelope my fiancee should not open? Good to hear about your Passport/Visa arriving. When my Wife's K-1 was approved, she contacted the express carrier and they told her that they did not deliver to her barrio in Barranquilla. She had to travel downtown to pick it up herself. There was a little over 1 week of delivery time for this parcel to arrive in Barranquilla, but she wanted to stay an additional 6 weeks so that she could spend time with her family before packing up and moving here to be with me. It all worked out, but I know that this can be an anxiety-ridden process - start to finish.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-01-21 16:29:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Thanks again Colombia Club, Diana and VJ. We received our letter today congratulating Leidys and I for her complete removal of conditions - paving the way for her 10 yr. Green Card! These threads helped me from the assembling of Packets to the Embassy Interview process, even through the Adjustment of Status process. Now, we just have to wait a week or two for the Green Card to arrive, and this Spring, drive to Mexico for $1 Mahi Mahi Tacos and $3 Margaritas! Yippee! Straddling San Diego, CA and Tijuana, Mexico	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-01-12 01:01:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Just wanted to wish everybody a Happy New Year and wish good luck to those still waiting for an interview. Also, I wanted to share my food blog with you which has several Colombian recipes in both, English and Spanish, along with the videos for you to follow. Enjoy! Blog: http://www.sweetysalado.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sweetysalado YouTube: http://www.youtube.c...do?feature=mhee Diana Diana, Your Facebook food blog looks very professional and complete with lots of great recipes. I signed up right away! Have a Happy 2013! -Ken	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-01-04 00:52:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	The couple that my Wife and I saw that were both wearing business attire had an obvious age difference and they claimed to be from a religious background of some type. Everyone seemed to look at them more for the clothing than anything else. Most of the people you will see at the Embassy will be Colombians applying for visas, wearing dressy casual clothes. I think it might raise some attention (and eyebrows) if you walk into the Embassy wearing a suit/tie/trench coat, hat, etc. Conversely, I met a couple at the Embassy - the beneficiary wore skin-tight jeans, top, and some sneakers while her Fiance wore faded jeans, t-shirt, motocross sweatshirt, was 1 week unshaved, looking like he went camping in the desert with his buddies. In the end, I believe they were approved, as it fell mainly on the paperwork they had to provide more than dressing like they were applying for a job. Just be sure you have all of your paperwork in place. The motocross desert guy and his Medellin Fiancee complained about having to return to Medellin after not having an original birth certificate to provide the CO. We met another beneficiary who was turned down for her K-1 because she didn't have all of the paperwork required for her Visa. She had to make another appointment 1 month out in order to obtain the paperwork. The sad part was she wanted to explain this to her Fiance, but their language barrier was so bad that he couldn't understand anything she told him about why their K-1 was being temporarily denied.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-01-01 23:13:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	My financee has her interview for K1 on Tuesday, Jan. 8th. I will be there for that. How do people normally dress for the event (that get approved)? Do they dress business attire? Business casual? Casual? Casual - but dressed for cold weather and possibly drizzling, cloudiness. When I was in Bogota with my Wife, we saw a couple that were over-dressed in Business attire, but for the most part, you saw the Colombiana dressed in local casual attire, carrying around the ubiquitous envelope that each beneficiary is handed as you enter the Embassy. I wore a pair of jeans, clean shoes, a lightweight jacket, and a casual dress shirt. My wife wore jeans, boots for the cold weather, a lightweight down jacket, a sweater underneath, and we tried to not look nervous as we handed the photographs and paperwork to the Consular Official. He watched my eyes like a hawk when he would ask me questions specific to dates along our personal timeline (i.e. - Which date we met, etc.). Good luck!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2013-01-01 20:58:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Is it absolutely necessary to get the employment letter? If yes, can it be a scanned copy or does it need to be the original? Just afraid the original won't get there on time/gets lost. Thanks I had mine - you want to come to the Embassy 100% prepared. Your director of Human Resources can prepare this. I had mine ready within one week. Supply the copy, but keep the original in case it gets asked for at a later time.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-27 23:22:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Question for all of you, does my fiancee need to send her passport or take her passport to Bogota for the visa? Your Fiance needs to carry her Passport to the US Embassy. This becomes the most important document, as the US Embassy inserts a special visa stamp which allows your beneficiary to leave Colombia and come to the US. Definitely have your Fiance bring her Passport to the Embassy in Bogota. Edited by Ken y Leidys, 27 August 2012 - 11:20 PM.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-27 23:17:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	I would also call or go to your local DHL office directly just in case they DO have it and it's not showing up in the system. It doesn't hurt to check. Diana Diana, you are right. My Wife didn't get a telephone call when her Visa arrived in Barranquilla nearly 2 weeks after her approval. In fact, the "Express Mail" people didn't raise a finger to even call her. When she asked, they told her that they didn't deliver to her Barrio. I booked her flight 6 weeks out from the time of her approval.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-24 23:35:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	My wife's interview was today and it could not have gone better. CONGRATULATIONS!!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-18 20:00:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Here's another random question...my fiancee will be arriving at Miami International Airport...do you (or does anyone) know exactly where i should go to meet her? International Arrivals? I flew in from Colombia and after leaving through Customs, I noticed International ticketing counters for various airlines as I was checking back in to International departures. That information should be provided according to the airline your Fiance is traveling with and the fact that this is an International flight.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-07 23:30:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Just a quick update, see my revised timeline below, my fiancee and her son arrived POE at LAX on Friday night 7/27/12. Congratulations! You just missed the Colombian Festival in Pico Rivera earlier this month. There is lots to do in this area for Colombianos. Here is a great newspaper/website for Colombians in the Los Angeles area that is produced here in Riverside, CA. http://laprensacolombiana.com/ That's me standing in the lower left-hand corner of the picture (wearing sun glasses and white Polo shirt) Edited by Ken y Leidys, 02 August 2012 - 08:01 PM.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-02 19:58:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Can someone give me the cliff's notes of the form names i will need to file right after the wedding, which office i will send the forms too, as well as anything else i should be doing right now to prepare? Thank you...i greatly appreciate it!! Diana was right about the Cliff's Notes link, wrong about the visa drama...I think. You get tired of $$Paying Money$$ for the AOS and the ROC. Drama I can live without.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-08-02 19:55:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Hola Amigos - It's been a while since I posted anything here, Vanessa and I are doing well. She's actually down south visiting with the family in Medellin for a few weeks now while I'm back home in Florida watching the kittycats and working. I actually ran into a fellow VJ couple recently at a local club night (Dave & Magda from Coconut Creek - Hola!) Anyway, I have an interesting situation that I may be able to share with someone here on the Colombia Club to both of our advantage. I'm currently sitting on a sizable pile of airline points with Spirit Airlines that I can also redeem at a better than normal rate as a Spirit credit card holder. Probably going to let the card go next month when the free first year offer expires, and then I'll lose the preferred redemption status, and soon after the points themselves will expire too. Right now we can't use any more of the points for any particular dates that we or friends or family can travel in the foreseeable future. If anyone here on the forum needs a trip to Colombia in the next few weeks or months that falls within the airline's award seat availability, I'd be happy to strike a private deal to redeem some of my miles for your flights, and let you have them for something well under what the going rates would be, rather than let them go to waste, so that way everybody wins (well, everybody but the airline, LOL.) Spirit flys nonstop from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Cartegena, Bogota, Medellin & Armenia (but the Cartegena flights actually need way fewer points to redeem than the other cities.) Points needed also vary widely by available date ranges. They go lots of other places too, but because of the special deals I have, my points could be worth as much as 8 round trips between Ft Lauderdale & Cartegena (or 4 trips to the other Colombian cities), so it seemed that this was the best place to ask if anyone else was interested. Anyone who'd like to give this a go with me, just send me a private message here on the forum and we'll exchange closer contact info (cell phone is best for me) and see if I can get tickets on dates that will work for you. Not sure exactly how much longer I'll have the full access to preferred point redemption, but I believe I'll lose that advantage at some time in mid August. I look forward to hearing from some of you on this soon, for now I'll be busy for a while scrolling back a few months through the postings to see what's been going on here in Colombia Club, LOL Adios - Dan Harris That is very generous of you, Dan! Leidys and I may return in another 2 yrs. I wish I knew this last summer, when Leidys returned to visit her family. Good to hear that everything is going well!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-30 19:18:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Yes, absolutely. One way tickets are for the most part less expensive than round trip tickets, however, every now and then a round trip ticket will be less expensive than buying one one way. Diana Any ticket is always cheaper when the taxes aren't included in the final price of the airline ticket. Truth in advertising..	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-20 02:14:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	That's correct. She can buy a one-way ticket if she wants to since she is using a visa with the intention to reside permanently in the US, so a return ticket is not needed. Diana Exactly what my wife Leidys did. Also, on the I-134 (I think), she will fill this out when she touches down at the airport and walks through Customs. You won't be able to have any contact with her as she walks through Customs, but she will be able to answer these questions herself. Congratulations!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-18 19:58:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	All she needs is her passport to fly nationally. By the way, take lots of pictures with your family as you will need to send more evidence of your relationship with your AOS package. Diana Diana - At my AOS Interview, the CO just yelled at us for 50 minutes. He argued with me about my financial forms that I had (all in order, thanks to VJ!) and yelled at me because I couldn't understand his Español w/a lisp, and at minute 45, I became tired of watching him try to break my wife down (to cry), so I pushed a photo in front of him - my Mother, Leidys and I standing at my Father's Military Memorial Ceremony. That shut him up. I just stared out the window by that point, because I don't let people yell at me for the hell of it. Photographic proof, boarding itineraries, hotel receipts, etc. are very helpful. So will be letters from the employer showing that the spouse was added to their insurance - showing financial liability are very important. It is a good idea to start preparing the AOS packet after the K-1 is approved. It just doesn't stop, does it...	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-10 22:28:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Hey Ken! It's nice to see you around here. I was thinking of you guys because I saw the commercial for the Colombian Festival in Anaheim next week. Looks like fun. Take care and thanks for dropping by. Diana I'm getting nostalgic, Diana... I met my Wife exactly four years ago (this Thursday July 12th). This forum and your advice prepared me so well for what to do. I even was able to anticipate the difficult Consular interviews and still make it through with flying colors thanks to everyone here at Visa Journey. Good luck with your Consular interviews, everyone! You came to the right place for help!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-09 23:26:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	haha, actually they never asked her that...she said it was way, way easy. They asked what my profession was, when we met, what her profession was, and how my family felt about it...that was basically it for the interview. She said they didn't even look at all the pictures, and there were no trick questions or anything! They just took her forms, asked her those basic few questions, then smiled and said "your visa is approved" She was out of there by 8:47am. So now i've got a random question for you....I'm preparing to buy her plane ticket. She wants to visit her family in Cienaga first and work a few more weeks to leave her mom with some more money, and we're aiming for an August 16 arrival date. Probably going to buy her plane ticket within the next few days. Will it be cheaper to send her money to buy the ticket, or can i buy the ticket for her from one of my preferred travel sites like cheapoair.com? Might be a dumb question, but if I want to buy her ticket online, how exactly do i do it? Just enter all her info, pay for it, and then send her the email with the e-ticket number? That interview sounded like a breeze. Good to hear this! As for an airline ticket purchase, I would first confirm with your Fiance precisely when she is comfortable leaving Colombia. When my Wife's Visa was approved (early October), there were 3 1/2 weeks until her Birthday. I gave her a lead-time of 6 weeks since I would have the week of Thanksgiving off from work. This also gave her the opportunity to decorate her family's house for Christmas - her favorite holiday of the year. So, when Leidys arrived in late November, she was emotionally ready to be in the US and had plenty of time to visit with her amigas and familia. She had time to emotionally move here w/o too much sadness for missing everyone she knew all her life. Ask your Fiance to purchase the one-way ticket since she will need her Cedula to make the ticket purchase. I attempted to purchase Leidys' one-way ticket at Copaair.com - but it was a complicated procedure involving her Cedula# and I knew if I made a mistake, getting my money back would take even more time. If your Fiance needs time to work and help her Mother, I would give her as much time as she needed since weddings are expensive and I did not have extra $$ to wire back to my wife's family on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis. Also, if you give your Fiance time to work, she will understand that it will take her efforts to provide for her family back home in Colombia. If you purchase your Fiance's ticket on-line, just have her Cedula# and any other related information ahead of time. You can call the airline hotline and with the help of a bilingual ticketing agent and your Fiance on the other line, I am sure you could also make the purchase quickly. But, my advice is to do things in the less direct way in order that your Fiance can go through with her emotional inventory work. She will be in utter pain for the first 6 months that she is here without her family. My Wife was, and all of her friends from this forum went through it as well. My Wife and her ENTIRE FAMILY hired a full bus to take her to the airport! Everyone crying the whole way, no less...	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-09 23:22:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	My wife reminded me - You will also be asked, "How do you communicate?" If you reply, "The language of LOVE!" you might get a thumbs down. Good thing your Fiance is taking English classes.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-06 01:48:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Thanks Ken! A have a few comments questions on your post. I had already created a sheet for my fiancee that had the name of my Employer, my parent's names, brother's names,....stuff she already knows but i just wanted to make sure she looked at it all again just to be certain she remembered. What other kind of "pertinent information" do you suggest? Neither of us have applied for any type of visa whatsoever, and neither of us have been married, so i feel we are a fairly straight forward case. My parents have not been to Colombia yet, but they are anxious about having a big family get together in Cartagena at some point in the future meet all of Nohelia's family. However Nohelia and my mother do speak on the phone and send a lot of emails...I included 4 or 5 emails in the packet of evidence so hopefully all will be well. The requirements for K-1 is that you meet face to face once within 2 years, and I've been down there 3 times for about 3 weeks each time. So hopefully they will understand that I only have so much time I'm able to visit and be away from work, and with all the well-documented evidence and photos (and the ring!) they will know everything is legitimate. Really my only worry is that she gets stuck interviewing with some mean and bitter person who is intent on trying to trick her into saying something she doesn't mean, and then deny her based one something like that. thanks for all the help! - Ryan First of all, Congratulations on your engagement and new life with your future Wife. I'm sure you will both be happy and the good times will cause time to fly whereas it probably crawls at the moment. With over 1,000 people crammed into what looks like a cold, clammy parking lot outside of the US Embassy - Bogota, the Consular Officials will be working at a fairly brisk pace from 8 a.m. until 2-3 p.m. (closing). The interviews move fairly quickly, and I recall seeing two Colombianas who were at the Embassy on repeat visits - for forgetting to bring pertinent information along with them that was part of "The List" for Packet 4. I don't know if they were "too busy" to get it right, but what I understood from the woman speaking to my wife was, due to difficulties understanding English, and the women not referring to the Embassy web page (in Spanish) related to their Packet 4's, their birth certificate wasn't notorized, paperwork wasn't exactly as indicated - causing them to waste valuable time and energy in retreiving their required information for the Embassy. Questions about family did not appear to be on the forefront, although it helped to show understanding in the immediate family related to the Esposo. For example, if you previously had 4 kids, would your Prometida be able to tell the names of these children and their ages? Our case was not usual, and my Wife reminded me last night that the interview was mainly about my past and had little to do with her. For about 75% of our interview with the CO, I was grilled over my previous K-1 and "What went wrong." Because I had a laundry list to provide the CO, he was able to understand that I wasn't unreasonable and that what happened just happened. I think what you will need to especially be ready for will be your AOS (Adjustment of Status) interview. That will be the real grilling - for both of you. It was explained to me by the CO in San Bernardino that BOGOTA IS A HIGH-FRAUD POST. The people coming through that Embassy have been known for lying and misleading Consular Officials to the point that the AOS interviews that are conducted have been very rigorous (STRESSFUL) meant to break down the pair to see if any immigration laws are being circumvented through the Fiance Visa process. Therefore, I believe that the emphasis needs to be mainly on your relationship, how you met, precisely WHEN and WHERE you met, HOW MANY TIMES you have met, and if the CO suspects fraud, they might ask "Did you hold hands or Do the Dew?" Supposedly, this is not permitted, but they have been known to ask this particular question to put the Fiance on the spot. This interview will focus entirely on your Fiance, so she will describe your visits and the details related to your photographs that she will provide the CO. Having lots of details of these photos will be very important - your photographs with her family are the most important ones since this shows that you both intimately know each other. I believe this is the best defense against a hostile Interviewer. When I was at the interview with my Wife, she wore her engagement ring (although it was 2 sizes too big!). Try not to stress about this interview, because you have a bigger interview coming after you both marry and send away your Adjustment of Status paperwork.	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-05 23:46:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Evidently in the past you could not save and/or email the DS 156 form. That is what people in the general K-1 forum are telling me. I guess that would explain why no one suggested I do it this way, because they didn't know I could! But yes, for anyone else going through this process, it appears they have changed the settings or permissions or something because last night I competed the form while skyping with my fiancee, and I was able to save it and email to myself on my other computer (as a test) and then email it to my fiancee. Much, much easier than having her skip an important english class (or go to work 2 hours early at 5am) and struggling through the form by herself. Thanks for all your help!!!! Now, the next two nights we will be skyping again and going over dates & such for interview preparation. If anyone has anymore tidbits of advice that I can help her with, please let me know! I've pretty much just been reading the consulate reviews and telling her things they might ask. I figure as long as she's honest about everything she should make it through everything okay. Your Fiance will probably be asked as I was asked at the Embassy - "When did you meet?" My eyes looked up as I remembered the exact date, and that made the CO appear puzzled. Go figure! I still don't remember the exact date that I met my Wife! I was asked about my first K-1 with another woman, what went wrong, etc. After I spoke about the relationship fizzling, returning to Barranquilla to find out if she was okay - to realize she was playing games, didn't want to complete Packet 3, etc., the CO started to nod his head, showing that he understood the b.s. I was being put through. I met my Wife two or three days later - just as friends. Eventually, I returned 7 months later, and then 5 months after that with my Mother to introduce her to my Wife's family. When I showed pictures of my Mother and my Wife and all of her family showering my Mother with love and kindness, the CO explained that he was shocked - that "American's NEVER bring their Parents to Colombia to meet each others Parents!" These photos I showed (20 in all) represented some serious proof that I was dead serious and not playing Visa hopscotch. In our particular case, my presence provided the needed weight to prove a legitimate relationship. My Wife agrees that had I not attended this particular CO meeting in Bogota, I would have probably been requested to attend w/in 30 days. But, if you have not been in K-1 Visa limbo with a former SO and things have been solid from the get go, your presence will probably not be necessary. Create a text file with all of your pertinent information, and let your SO study this info in her free time. But, don't worry - she will take this very seriously, and everything will work out fine for both of you. Good luck! -Ken	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-05 00:41:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Okay, so here's a question...I just re-did the DS 156 together with my fiancee via skype, and I was unaware of this, but you can actually save this document and email it. I thought you only had the print only option. Since i can save this, I assume I can just email it to her and she can print it and that's the end of our problem, right? So this way she doesn't actually have to sit down and do it by herself, and since we did the form together on Skype I don't have to put that it was "prepared by someone else" (question 39 & 40), nor do i have to sign it. Essentially we prepared the form together. I assume this question refers to if someone does the whole thing independently, like a lawyer or fiancee without any help from the immigrant? Is this all correct? What am i missing? This seems like it's clearly the easiest option given our situation. Instead of her doing it by herself at an internet cafe and struggling with the English, we just did together while skyping and I email her the document, she slaps her photos on it, signs it, and that's it, correct? I mean, is there some way they can scan the bar code and they will see the IP address where it was created and then give her a hard time or tell her it's invalid or something? I don't know..it just seems like this is clearly the easiest way to handle our predicament, and I'm curious as to why no one suggested it. Or maybe i'm doing something against the rules that I'm not seeing or understanding. Any feedback on this? You're right - just have your Fiance fill in the forms and sign it just like she did it all herself. At the Embassy, your Fiance will be asked for all information as if she was doing everything herself without any of your help. As Americans, we are the ones who just sit and watch as our Fiance's walk up to the windows and answer the questions themselves - except when we are interviewed, that's when it gets interesting! Good luck with your process!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-04 01:40:00
Mexico, Latin & South America	Colombia Club Part IV	Saludos a todos en ese foro! I hope everyone is doing well in their respective processes. It's real good to see Diana here, helping so many fellow Colombianos on this forum. Keep up the great work, Diana!! Leidys and I are doing well - we have been married for 2 1/2 yrs. now. Nothing but good vibes and happiness between us. Take care everybody, -Ken (and Leidys)	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2012-07-04 01:21:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	I have returned from Divorce Decree War	I'm sorry you had to go through all of this pain. Stay strong, you're love of your life will be in your arms once the paperwork gets all wrapped up. BTW, I'll be taking a day-trip with my fiance to Santa Marta in 3 weeks. I can't wait to see her. For those of you who have not yet been, here is Santa Marta...	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2008-02-27 00:46:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	Thinking A head	Subscribing to this thread. I'm hoping to visit Bogota in September (or maybe sooner? )... Private, cheap, but clean is good! I hope that darn altitude sickness I always get doesn't affect me...	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2008-06-23 18:18:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	Colombia Club	QUOTE (Andres and Diana @ Aug 1 2008, 11:09 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> MORE VACCINES!!! UGH! Just wanted to let you all know WE ARE GETTING MARRIED TODAY! Yay! CONGRATULATIONS!! I can't wait to see some photos. I was so worried for both of you because of the Administrative Review you recently went through. This is great news!!	Ken y Leidys	Male	Colombia	2008-08-01 13:58:00