Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	We didn't have a lot either. We neither rent nor own, so we live with his Mother, so no lease or deed. No bills either. We sent the tax transcripts, copies of our drivers licenses that show this address, car insurance paperwork with both names on it. I had mail come from the Canadian Embassy that showed this address, so I sent that sort of thing. Bank statements covering the last 3 years, and I had the MIL sign a letter that stated we live here, and she obviously knows we are married. I sent about 5 pics in as well. This was a good post I thought, Brother Hesekiel put it down well and I tried to follow that as much as I could. http://www.visajourn...fe/page__st__15 I'd send them anything new you can think of. I did read where a couple sent the same things, but highlighted some..such as she wasn't on the lease, but the joint bank account showed the rent payments coming out of the account balance they shared.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-11-26 13:20:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I've seen this happen in a couple of the threads, for ROC. I would have thought that having the biometrics letter sent, and completing them, meant that you were ok as far as info. Seems that you can still get an RFE It looks like they don't really check through petitions for completeness, the machinery just cranks out the letter a few days after they get your bits and pieces. What did they ask you for? The wording can sometimes be a bit vague.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-11-26 11:22:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	They are terribly slow at VSC. I think they are well outside the normal processing times with that. I am not even thinking I will hear anything more until next summer.There are quite a few who are thinking they may need an extension on their extension. We are off in December to TN to get the biometrics done. I hope the weather cooperates!	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-11-14 10:21:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I feel a little like I'm talking to myself...lol..none the less, we got the biometrics letter today. Off to Memphis TN early in December. Hope the weather cooperates!	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-11-12 23:21:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Sent our package off today. Back in the queue waiting on a NOA1. Didn't we all just do this already?!?	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-10-24 16:50:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Especially frustrating as I had to do this all a year ago when I got my 10 year green card. Oh well. I can only do so much I guess, the rest is just waiting and hoping. Well, if nothing else, we are all getting used to the wait and hope thing. I hope it all goes well, and that you just can send off whatever else they think they need	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-09-18 10:08:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I actually have to leave the state for biometrics, if you can imagine anything so silly. Kim (Kim&Chris) has had hers done and had to make the trek. Like they've changed...lol...I'm losing track of how many times somebody has taken my fingerprints the last few years. I'll be filing shortly. I'm in the window now, so I need to stop procrastinating and get on with it.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-09-10 12:24:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Meh. I had the note come to tell me to get busy thinking about ROC. It was sent to my old address. Sent back to Homeland Security. Then sent here to the right address...by..you guessed it..Homeland Security! So, although I did send them the address change last year in May...they are asking me to send one again, this time to Kentucky?!? I swear these people are in business to keep me in a state of confusion!	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-07-28 17:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Just checking in ..again...I am thinking with lifting conditions coming up for a group of us..somebody will come a lookin	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-05-22 23:14:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Just popping in to say hiya. I was thinking about the new round of paperwork coming up, and thought I might see a few 'old' faces around the place. Just starting to get our stuff together. We didn't get interviewed last time, we were transferred to California. SO, I guess this time we must get interviewed.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2011-04-06 10:49:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Just popping in to wish everyone a Happy New Year. My Father in law died a week before Christmas, so we didn't have much of a holiday here. Hoping for the best for everyone for the new year	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-12-31 23:32:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hello US/NZ friends!!! how is everyone??????????? Hi to you !!! We are fine..how the heck are you ???	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-08-28 22:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Okay. Proof that these people are totally insane. Just got this in the email from USCIS. *** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL *** The last processing action taken on your case Receipt Number: Application Type: I129F , PETITION FOR FIANCE(E) Your Case Status: Post Decision Activity On November 18, 2008, we mailed you a notice that we have approved this I129F PETITION FOR FIANCE(E). Please follow any instructions on the notice. If you move before you receive the notice, call customer service at 1-800-375-5283. For approved applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include USCIS sending notification of the approved application/petition to the National Visa Center or the Department of State. For denied applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include the processing of an appeal and/or motions to reopen or reconsider and revocations. If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results listed above, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current processing time listed*, please contact USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375-5283.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-08-21 21:35:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Well done on the job!!!! You mentioned it when I saw you but I wasn't sure if it was all go and whether you'd started it or not. Lemme know which EMS you're working for in case hubby has a turn in the middle of the night...lol. And yaaay on the license ....LOL...........did you sit it at the Carmichael Centre? That's where I went. Sat the written, (ie poke...sorry touch screen), and when I went up to get the paperwork from the State Trooper, he said, well done, you passed them all. I said I was pretty nervous as I hadn't had to sit a license test since 1982. He laughed and said I didn't have to do the drive, (something about I'd been driving long enough), and to go to the DMV and get the paperwork sorted. He didn't have to tell me twice.....I high tailed it outta there....lol. White County 911...and yes..that IS your area lol...start 2nd August I went to the Carmichael Center as well, and I also got them all right he said...and I've been driving since 1968 lol..maybe that's not long enough? Thanks Y&E..I am going to be glad to have something to do..after nearly a year and a half I have worked out I am too young to retire. Almost	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-26 22:22:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Congratulations!!!! That's great news!!!! Really funny that the guy was more interested in the car then what you were up to! Funny too...picture this. Me...and about 12 16 year olds all queued up I don't imagine he sees a lot of those...I don't think I would want any car with that much going on in the display. For one thing the back up camera is distracting.	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-21 13:02:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Paperwork. *ack* You don't suppose if I told them I am over it they'd let me off doing any more??? I have a job. Had a second interview the other day, so as of August 2nd I am working for 911. (Not 111...not 111...lather rinse repeat...) It would seem I am too young to retire...so bored even my teeth are asleep. To get that I needed a drivers license. I went and did the written last week, not expecting to have to do the road test. Wrong. He sent me to the DMV to get a 30 day waiver, and I did the road test this afternoon. Not even around the block..up a side street, around a traffic circle and right back. Meh. And no one asked me for my NZ license, so ..don't ask don't tell It was kind of funny, I had the Mother in law's brand new Prius..and he was more interested in that then what I was up to I am still car shopping	cdneh	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-20 17:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Just wanted to drop by to say hi to all the kiwis and kiwi lovers haha I'm Jamie (female) from CA and I'm engaged to my kiwi Jamie (male). Would love to chat with any of you about the process down in Auckland (any advice etc). Seems to be a pretty good place to interview from what Ive heard so far, so Im hopeful everything will go well. Anyway glad to see some NZers on here! Hi Jamie, Haven't got that far myself but I have only heard good things about interviewing for K1 in Auckland. Seems to be a pretty simple process and if you follow the K1 Guide your Kiwi Jamie will be more than prepared for their requirements. Best of luck to you both.	Andie	Female	New Zealand	2012-01-31 15:50:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I've had mail. Not an RFE, but I have to go all the way back to TN for more fingerprints. They say the ones they took last week cannot be processed. :/ I am so sorry about that!!That truly truly SUCKS!! You think they would have made sure they were successful when you were there.. Better to spend an extra 30 minutes or so there and get it all done right the first time.. And its not like it is just around the corner either.. Six hours is just such a LONG time to travel!! Will they reimburse you for all the petrol you have to use and inconvenience? (of course not)... When you go again, you will have to keep telling the person that you want to KNOW that the fingerprints are successful this time....	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-12-12 21:46:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I thought it took around 7 years to be able bring an unmarried son or daughter over the age of 21 here, which i thought was a very long time.. so maybe i read it wrong.. I think it would probably be quicker for them to do the K1 visa. Congrats to your daughter!! (and you)	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-12-04 12:18:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I feel a little like I'm talking to myself...lol..none the less, we got the biometrics letter today. Off to Memphis TN early in December. Hope the weather cooperates! Congrats on getting your bio letter!! It doesn't look like many people are leaving the ROC waiting room.. I think there are still a few who filed in February are still waiting for approval from the Vermont office.. We filed in June (CSC) and haven't heard anything yet..	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-11-14 00:41:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	I'm pretty frustrated with the US Postal Service right now. We sent away our RoC via Priority Mail. Paid extra for Delivery Confirmation. It was supposed to be delivered yesterday, and the Tracking still says it "on route to destination." Which means either some loser didnt do his job and scan the package when it arrived for the delivery confirmation, OR it actually hasnt arrived yet despite the fact I sent it Priority. Its fairly nerve-wracking. I'm sorry you are going through this nerve wracking time of not knowing what has happened to your package. When you paid for delivery confirmation did you have to fill out a green card and put your name and address etc on it? If you did, then they will mail the card back to you when the package is delivered and signed for.. so you may not get the card back until maybe three days after the package was signed for... How many days ago did you send the package? It says on their website that it can take up to three days for the package to arrive via priority mail. I hope you get an update on your package soon.	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-06-01 22:43:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Here we go again..... mailed ROC package off today to CSC....	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-06-01 19:31:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hey all, Long time no chat! I got my 10 year green card last year, it was all pretty simple, I sent in tax returns, copies of car insurance that we have in both our names, medical insurance and itineraries from a couple of trips we'd taken. No interview, just a biometrics appointment then approval. My son's IR2 is in process and he has an appt at Auckland consulate in June, I'm a little worried as I can't be there with him, he's 17 so he should be fine, but here's hoping they don't ask him anything tricky! Next month I'm also going to be sending in my citizenship application so by the end of this year I should be all done with this process, forever! Yippee Hope everyone is doing well. Congrats Kelzm on getting your 10 year green card !!! Hope all goes well with your sons interview in June!! It's time for removal of conditions for me.. Can't believe the two years have gone by already! Will be glad when it is all over. Hopefully, i will be able to send in the ROC forms and evidence the first week in June. Dave N Genna: Good luck with your filing! Let us know how you get on and when you receive your NOA etc... cdneh: When will you be filing for ROC?	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2011-05-26 22:22:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a great New Year!!	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-12-25 12:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Congrats Emma! I'm also in California, hope you find some kiwis close by. I was at work last month when I heard a familiar accent and I had to get up and go and ask the startled lady where she was from. Turns out she was from Auckland (I work in a public library). Zeddess it took me a year to find a job, and even then I only have a 20 hour a week job, and I pick up extra hours as I can. Admittedly for a large part of that my search was narrow, I was only applying for librarian jobs as that is what I do, but there wasn't much out there. I started applying for a variety of clerical, receptionist etc and didn't have much luck there, a couple of interviews, but no job. For the first year I relied on temp jobs. I was very lucky that my neighbour was the HR person for the local county and got me on the temp list so I got to work as a receptionist, a tax collector and a PA to the city attorney at various times. It's tough, but don't lose hope, I started to feel that it must be just me but finding a job is tough for everyone. The best thing I can recommend is trying to get some job experience, no matter what. Failing that try volunteering. I volunteered at the local library, and then they gave me some temp work. I think if I hadn't got that US experience under my belt I wouldn't have got the job I have now. Zeddess: Like kelzm, it took me a year to find a job too...It's a permanent position but is only part time hours (does that make sense? ) Before i found a job, i volunteered at a gift shop at a library just to keep my sanity as i wasn't used to being out of work for so long.. And still do volunteer as well as having a job. I think finding a job is just hard at the moment and not having any USA work history can be a bit of a disadvantage. But try not to get too disheartened. I had to go for an interview for AOS and i showed them marriage certificate, joint bank accounts, joint car insurance, wedding photos and some other photos. I really didn't have much to show them as we had only been married about 5 months. I really don't know how they decide who has to go for an interview and who doesn't...	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-09-21 21:16:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hi Kiwis! Hope everyone is well. We got married on the 10th of Sept and are about to file for AOS. Just wondered if anyone out there lives in the Indianapolis area too? Emma Congratulations!! ( I live in Cali area )	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-09-20 11:20:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	In other news, got the email today to say that my removing conditions has gone through and my new greencard is in production. Was all very simple, I was waiting for an RFE as I didn't think I'd sent in enough evidence but didnt' get that or even a request for an interview. I sent in copies of the first pages of our tax returns, copies of travel itineraries for trips we'd taken since I moved here, copies of mail sent to me at our home address, envelopes sent to both of us (cards etc), and that's it. We don't have joint bank accounts, I'm not on any of the bills or mortgage. All in all I'm pretty pleased it went so well. Congratulations!!! Edited by kiwiana, 20 September 2010 - 11:15 AM.	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-09-20 11:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hello US/NZ friends!!! how is everyone??????????? Hi!!! It's been ages since we have heard from you!! How is everything? All is well in my neck of the woods....Certainly takes a while to get settled again with job and driving licence etc but finally got there	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-08-22 20:58:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Okay. Proof that these people are totally insane. Just got this in the email from USCIS. *** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL *** The last processing action taken on your case Receipt Number: Application Type: I129F , PETITION FOR FIANCE(E) Your Case Status: Post Decision Activity On November 18, 2008, we mailed you a notice that we have approved this I129F PETITION FOR FIANCE(E). Please follow any instructions on the notice. If you move before you receive the notice, call customer service at 1-800-375-5283. For approved applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include USCIS sending notification of the approved application/petition to the National Visa Center or the Department of State. For denied applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include the processing of an appeal and/or motions to reopen or reconsider and revocations. If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results listed above, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current processing time listed*, please contact USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375-5283. OMG! that is definitely crazy!! It only took something like 21 months for the email to reach you!! LOL!! Hope everything is going well with your new job cdneh! Ivannaloveskiwi: Congrats! hope the green card has arrived by now.	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-08-22 20:52:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	So I recently emailed the NZ passport office (thanks for the link Kiwiana!) to ask about my expiring passport. The answer was that as far as they are concerned it's valid up to the date of expiry but that the airline who check me in and the border agents can reject at their discretion. So now my dilemma is... 4 months to go, do I try and do it via post, or take the risk that it'll all go smoothly. Wow! This is definitely a tough one! I mean it all depends how picky the person at check in or the border agents are, on the day!! I personally, would probably be so worried about getting rejected at check in that i would probably apply beforehand for a new passport.. Though, i don't think you can send it in at the NZ embassy here in the US for renewal?? I think you would have to mail it to NZ to get a new one? If you do decide to renew the passport, let us know how you get on. And what documents you have to mail in etc?	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-29 17:07:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Paperwork. *ack* You don't suppose if I told them I am over it they'd let me off doing any more??? I have a job. Had a second interview the other day, so as of August 2nd I am working for 911. (Not 111...not 111...lather rinse repeat...) It would seem I am too young to retire...so bored even my teeth are asleep. To get that I needed a drivers license. I went and did the written last week, not expecting to have to do the road test. Wrong. He sent me to the DMV to get a 30 day waiver, and I did the road test this afternoon. Not even around the block..up a side street, around a traffic circle and right back. Meh. And no one asked me for my NZ license, so ..don't ask don't tell It was kind of funny, I had the Mother in law's brand new Prius..and he was more interested in that then what I was up to I am still car shopping Congratulations!!!! That's great news!!!! Really funny that the guy was more interested in the car then what you were up to!	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-21 12:10:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Amaciar - Congrats on the pregnancy! Hope it's a smooth one. So far I've had my NOA back from USCIS but am now just waiting for a biometrics appt letter. It seems from other posts that they're on a go slow with these. I've also just filled out the I-130 for my son, he's got one year of high school left and I'm hoping I can get him approved for residency then go for my citizenship before he's 18. Hoping to transfer citizenship to him that way. It may not go through in time, and there may be some issues with him being out of the county for school, but I figure I may as well try. In other news - I'm hoping to go back to NZ for Christmas this year and realised that my passport expires in April 2011. To get a new one now it seems I have to mail a bunch of things to Wellington. I'm considering just trying to fly back with only the 3-4 months left on the passport and then renew while there. Anyone know if there'll be any issues flying out with a nearly expired passport? That is a good question about the passport expiry issue. I always thought you had to have at least 6 months left on your passport to be able to travel. Maybe you could email The New Zealand Department Of Internal Affairs and ask them. NZ Department Of Internal Affairs (There is an "email us" link at the bottom right hand side of their web page) Congrats on receiving the NOA! Back in the waiting room again Keep us posted with your progress	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-14 12:02:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	So my visa expired today and I still haven't sent in the AOS package, because for some reason the civil surgeon won't certify my I-693 form without a full immigration medical, which I do not NEED. Is it supposed to be this hard to get something signed? Anyway, my social security is still in my maiden name because it took 10 weeks to get so I haven't been back there yet, but I've used my married name on all the forms. Are they going to chuck a wobbly if I don't send in the medical form or am I worrying for nothing? I got the vaccination form signed off by a medical doctor here. I ended up going to an interview for AOS and the woman looked at the form the medical doctor had filled in and she said that he didn't sign off on one part of it.. I was NOT happy about this. She suggested that i would have to go back and get it re-signed. I was very upset about it! She went away and talked to her supervisor and came back and said that it was ok. Kim&Chris and Cdneh didn't get the vaccination form signed off and didn't have to go for an interview.. It is all in the lap of the gods!! As Kim said, It's probably more important to get it sent in, even if you get an RFE for it.. At least it will be in the 'works' so to speak.. Let us know how you get on. Kelzm and Amaciar: Keep us all posted on your progress with the removing of conditions.At least three of us will be going through that around May onwards of next year... Hope everyone had a wonderful 4th July!!	kiwiana	Female	New Zealand	2010-07-05 13:07:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hey, just wanted to say to all the Kiwis with friends or family in Christchurch I hope that they are all safe and well after the earthquake this week. It's terrible to be so far away when so many of our compatriots need our assistance.	Y&E	Female	United Kingdom	2011-02-26 18:29:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hi Kiwis! Hope everyone is well. We got married on the 10th of Sept and are about to file for AOS. Just wondered if anyone out there lives in the Indianapolis area too? Emma	Y&E	Female	United Kingdom	2010-09-20 10:11:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Interesting to hear about people's driver licence experiences. I have to go and do that in the next couple of weeks (when my SSN arrives) in Indiana. I hope it's not as bad as the licence tests that I had to do in NZ at the end of the 90's / early 2000's! Congrats cdneh on the job. Can't wait until I receive permission to work. I'm going stir-crazy with nothing to do and only the cat and cleaning for company!	Y&E	Female	United Kingdom	2010-07-25 13:15:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Hello everyone Another kiwi over here *me* lol but currently living in Oz and filing through Sydney. Hit a slight hiccup after going to the interview this Tuesday, they wouldnt accept my Minstry of Justice criminal background letter and insist on getting the New Zealand Police one which apparently only they can get. So can anyone enlighten me as to how long the NZ Police generally take to do these things? I'm sweating on whether I'm going to be able to leave at the end of the month to make my partners birthday Ta muchly in advance Carey	CareBear	Female	Australia	2010-09-01 20:59:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Well, you can apply early, like I did, but you'll be put under more scrutiny. If you're thinking about applying after 3 years make sure that you have things like joint utility bills or name on the renal/mortgage. Also make sure that you can show a bill for each year you are here. My name isn't on any of the bills and simply getting my name put on one wouldn't be enough, I had to show the three years worth.	kelzm	Female	New Zealand	2011-09-21 22:40:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	If you're thinking of going for citizenship I highly recommend waiting till 5 years is up, rather than using the 3 year marriage rule. If it wasn't for my son I wouldn't have done this as early as I have.	kelzm	Female	New Zealand	2011-09-21 16:19:00
Australia and New Zealand	NEW ZEALANDers heading to the US and their USC spouses - POST HERE!	Especially frustrating as I had to do this all a year ago when I got my 10 year green card. Oh well. I can only do so much I guess, the rest is just waiting and hoping.	kelzm	Female	New Zealand	2011-09-15 22:30:00