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Husband called the Embassy and was told

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Woooooohooooo Nutty that's fantastic news !!!!! :dance: :dance: :dance:

Can't wait to see your post (which is coming very soon I think) that the visa is safely in hand !!

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But his number is not on their website and they have not confirmed it's ready by email. Now my husband wants me to call the Embassy (which means I am awake at 2am using a calling card).

I am on pins and needles

Hope you have great news soon!!!

Summer 2003- We met (in the U.S.) and began dating.

Summer 2004- My SO moved back to Egypt; I spent a month there with him.

December 2004- SO called my parents and got permission to ask for my hand in marriage; They said yes, of course!

Christmas 2004- I traveled back to Egypt and accepted his proposal while we were on the sands by the Red Sea...

July 2005- Got married; I moved to Egypt

Nov. 2005- Began the immigration process!!!

July 2006- Hubby's immigrant "interview" at embassy in Cairo was no interview- told to file waiver for past visa overstay

Aug. 2006- Waiver sent from Cairo to Athens

April 2007- Waiver transferred from Athens to Rome

August 2007 - I moved back to U.S. from Egypt in anticipation of waiver approval (just had a feeling!!) and to continue my career because my 2 year work contract had expired in Cairo and my wondeful job was still here waiting.

Nov. 2007- Waiver approved... thank the good Lord!!!!

Dec. 2007- Interview- but not really an interview- just had to sign the updated DS230; Told to expect visa in 2 weeks.

Jan. 2008 - Visa in hand! It actually did arrive in 2 and a half weeks... Hubby back in our home 2 days later!!!

Feb. 2008- Green Card arrives

Today and everyday- Loving life back in our home, having a blast, enjoying every moment with family and friends, praying for all of you still waiting! Miracles DO happen!!!

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Did you post the news somewhere else or still waiting? :unsure:

Maggie

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Nutty   2

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I don't know why I am so nervous!!!! Maybe because I know nothing is finished until he walks out with the visa in his hands. It could change, something can happen!

I think I am going to be sick!!!!

Stil, thank you everyone for your moral support!!!!!!

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Awesome news, Nutty! Im very,very happy for you!

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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He is so talented, Nutty. I love his work!

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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