Montreal Interview Waiting Room Thread

[Leafgal 3]

Congrats ene, good to hear they are booking, hopefully everyone will hear soon.

[Jersey Girl 2]

ene, congratulations on getting your date! But I'm wondering ... we have people scheduled for November and now January. Are they taking off the month of December in Montreal?!

Edited November 8, 2006 by Jersey Girl

[riblet 0]

I was thinking the same thing, but Jg_am has a Dec.15 date, so hopefully that won't be the only one!

ene, congraulations on getting your date! But I'm wondering ... we have people scheduled for November and now January. Are they taking off the month of December in Montreal?!

[Leafgal 3]

Jersey_girl I am thinking that they have scheduled the December ones and hoping you are one of them. Here's to hoping you get a letter this week (mind you my letter took 8 days to go from Montreal to Ontario). Crossing my fingers for you being in December.

[Necrotica 0]

Hey everyone. My fiancé and I just got NOA2 last night, so I'm going to be hanging out a lot in this thread. I wonder when we could expect an interview date if we return all the paperwork in a timely manner...

*has no idea what to do now that we have NOA2*

[riblet 0]

I think around three months or maybe four. But maybe someone else can give you a better idea It's hard to say with all the holidays coming up.

Hey everyone. My fiancé and I just got NOA2 last night, so I'm going to be hanging out a lot in this thread. I wonder when we could expect an interview date if we return all the paperwork in a timely manner...

*has no idea what to do now that we have NOA2*

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Just wondering if I can hang out with you guys here even before my packet 3 arrives.... We get quite lonely sometimes!!!!

Thanks, L & B.

[Jersey Girl 2]

Welcome. Pull up a chair. The beer fridge is stocked with Labatt's and Molson's. On the dessert table, we feature Nanimo bars and butter tarts. The reading material includes the Globe and Mail, MacLeans, and Canadian Living.

We have been designated a charity of some sort, and have regular visits from hockey players and comedy stars doing feel-good tours with photo ops.

We are practicing our American English. Say "napkin," instead of "serviette." If you want a pop, ask for a soda. If you plan to do any driving in New Jersey, learn to stick your finger out the window. That's right, your flip-the-bird finger. It's a friendly, opening remark kind of greeting.

Get set for paying for your own health insurance and taking expensive pills for high cholesterol because the fast food here will kill you.

Thanksgiving is coming Nov. 23 and is the most heavily traveled day of the year. Notice there's only one "L" in "heavily" and traveled."

It's 5 o'clock somewhere, so open me another beer, eh?

[mozplay 29]

Welcome. Pull up a chair. The beer fridge is stocked with Labatt's and Molson's. On the dessert table, we feature Nanimo bars and butter tarts. The reading material includes the Globe and Mail, MacLeans, and Canadian Living.

We have been designated a charity of some sort, and have regular visits from hockey players and comedy stars doing feel-good tours with photo ops.

We are practicing our American English. Say "napkin," instead of "serviette." If you want a pop, ask for a soda. If you plan to do any driving in New Jersey, learn to stick your finger out the window. That's right, your flip-the-bird finger. It's a friendly, opening remark kind of greeting.

Get set for paying for your own health insurance and taking expensive pills for high cholesterol because the fast food here will kill you.

Thanksgiving is coming Nov. 23 and is the most heavily traveled day of the year. Notice there's only one "L" in "heavily" and traveled."

It's 5 o'clock somewhere, so open me another beer, eh?

Hillarious! How you manage to stay so positive is waaaayyyyy beyond me. I'll cheers to that!

Monique

Edited November 9, 2006 by mozplay

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You're so funny Jersey Girl But heavily is never spelt with two L's, regardless of where you are

Welcome. Pull up a chair. The beer fridge is stocked with Labatt's and Molson's. On the dessert table, we feature Nanimo bars and butter tarts. The reading material includes the Globe and Mail, MacLeans, and Canadian Living.

We have been designated a charity of some sort, and have regular visits from hockey players and comedy stars doing feel-good tours with photo ops.

We are practicing our American English. Say "napkin," instead of "serviette." If you want a pop, ask for a soda. If you plan to do any driving in New Jersey, learn to stick your finger out the window. That's right, your flip-the-bird finger. It's a friendly, opening remark kind of greeting.

Get set for paying for your own health insurance and taking expensive pills for high cholesterol because the fast food here will kill you.

Thanksgiving is coming Nov. 23 and is the most heavily traveled day of the year. Notice there's only one "L" in "heavily" and traveled."

It's 5 o'clock somewhere, so open me another beer, eh?

[David and Karen 0]

Welcome. Pull up a chair. The beer fridge is stocked with Labatt's and Molson's. On the dessert table, we feature Nanimo bars and butter tarts. The reading material includes the Globe and Mail, MacLeans, and Canadian Living.

We have been designated a charity of some sort, and have regular visits from hockey players and comedy stars doing feel-good tours with photo ops.

We are practicing our American English. Say "napkin," instead of "serviette." If you want a pop, ask for a soda. If you plan to do any driving in New Jersey, learn to stick your finger out the window. That's right, your flip-the-bird finger. It's a friendly, opening remark kind of greeting.

Get set for paying for your own health insurance and taking expensive pills for high cholesterol because the fast food here will kill you.

Thanksgiving is coming Nov. 23 and is the most heavily traveled day of the year. Notice there's only one "L" in "heavily" and traveled."

It's 5 o'clock somewhere, so open me another beer, eh?

I have to say that I often read your posts for the humour. You crack me up! I know things are troubling for you....waiting and waiting and more waiting.

Cristy needs to invite you to a party....you could be the life of it!!

I wish you good things. Thank you for bringing a chuckle to what could easily be one of the most stressful journeys we may travel.

Karen

[ljs 1]

Welcome. Pull up a chair. The beer fridge is stocked with Labatt's and Molson's. On the dessert table, we feature Nanimo bars and butter tarts. The reading material includes the Globe and Mail, MacLeans, and Canadian Living.

We have been designated a charity of some sort, and have regular visits from hockey players and comedy stars doing feel-good tours with photo ops.

We are practicing our American English. Say "napkin," instead of "serviette." If you want a pop, ask for a soda. If you plan to do any driving in New Jersey, learn to stick your finger out the window. That's right, your flip-the-bird finger. It's a friendly, opening remark kind of greeting.

Get set for paying for your own health insurance and taking expensive pills for high cholesterol because the fast food here will kill you.

Thanksgiving is coming Nov. 23 and is the most heavily traveled day of the year. Notice there's only one "L" in "heavily" and traveled."

It's 5 o'clock somewhere, so open me another beer, eh?

Man...it figures! As soon as the beer and Nanimo bars get served I have to leave...our appointment is next week, and the nerves are starting to get to me. As good as the company and refreshments are, if I wind up back here I don't know what I'll do Quick pass me a beer, eh.

[Jersey Girl 2]

ljs, you're home free and there's nothing to get nervous about. Everyone who passes the interview says it's a breeze ... just a formality. Just bring your plastic shopping bag full of the documents they'll never ask to see and you'll be fine. You're done! Start thinking about what you'll do after the interview.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

ljs, you're home free and there's nothing to get nervous about. Everyone who passes the interview says it's a breeze ... just a formality. Just bring your plastic shopping bag full of the documents they'll never ask to see and you'll be fine. You're done! Start thinking about what you'll do after the interview.

Jersey Girl,

Thanks so much sister. I am amazed at how wonderfully fun you are - gives me strength to know that no matter how hard it gets (or how stinky it gets when the sh.... hits the fan), humour is healing.

Love y'all.

L&B

[Married_my_love 0]

our appointment is next week, and the nerves are starting to get to me.

oh good, it's not just us..... 12 days until train day to montreal, we have sweaty palms and butterflies.