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Small bottle of Alcohol and lipstick in my handbag, no matter where lol

OMG for the first 10 mins i thought you mean drinking alcohol like those small flask (is that what you call it?) that men carries in their pocket :huh: then i realized it must have been a disinfectant alcohol for your hand or something :rofl: so so DUH of me

i really thought you meant this:

seriously? for like 10 mins? d'oh youre referring to myla's reply ronmay, myla "the lawyer" :no: , do u wanna meet "the jury"

joke lang ronmay ha, no offense meant :ot2:

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06-21-08 - wedding day

06-24-08 - applied for SSN change of last name ( 07-02-08 - received SSN card with married name)

08-07-08 - AOS packet sent thru Fedex

08-08-08 - AOS packet received by USCIS

08-14-08 - NOA 1 date for AOS, EAD and AP

08-25-08 - Biometrics schedule received

09-05-08 - BIOMETRICS APPOINTMENT

09-08-08 - TOUCHED (I-485 and EAD)

09-17-08 - I-485 transferred to California Service Center

09-19-08 - I-485 TOUCHED (received mail same day about the transfer too)

10-03/06/07-08 - I-485 TOUCHED

10-21-08 - I-131 AP APPROVED

10-22-08 - I-765 EAD CARD PRODUCTION ORDERED

10-27-08 - RECEIVED AP in mail and I-765 touched again online

10-29-08 - Notice of Approval for I-765 was sent out today

10-30-08 - Notice of Approval for I-765 touched again then RECEIVED THE EAD CARD the same day

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Small bottle of Alcohol and lipstick in my handbag, no matter where lol

OMG for the first 10 mins i thought you mean drinking alcohol like those small flask (is that what you call it?) that men carries in their pocket :huh: then i realized it must have been a disinfectant alcohol for your hand or something :rofl: so so DUH of me

i really thought you meant this:

seriously? for like 10 mins? d'oh youre referring to myla's reply ronmay, myla "the lawyer" :no: , do u wanna meet "the jury"

joke lang ronmay ha, no offense meant :ot2:

Ok so maybe for the first 5 min lng LOL. That's why I'm so appalled. Jst that in phil when we say alcohol it means rubbing alcohol or disinfectant. Here in the US it means booze LOL. So I misinterpret. No offense to jom. It was me who's LOCO

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4/15/2010- sent my N-400 via fedex overnight

4/16/2010- signed and delivered

4/29/2010- check cleared

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The main stuff you can't live without... MONEY!!! None of us can have "stuff" without it.

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The main stuff you can't live without... MONEY!!! None of us can have "stuff" without it.

dont make it too obvious sheriff :devil: ... care to pay our bills? we're running :yes:

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4/16/2010- signed and delivered

4/29/2010- check cleared

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The main stuff you can't live without... MONEY!!! None of us can have "stuff" without it.

dont make it too obvious sheriff :devil: ... care to pay our bills? we're running :yes:

When you figure out how to make that money tree, post the instructions here... :devil:

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[CLICK HERE] - VJ Acronyms and USCIS Form Definitions (A Handy Reference Tool)

Manila Embassy K1 Visa Information

4.2 National Visa Center (NVC) | (603) 334-0700 press 1, then 5....

4.3 Manila Embassy (Immigrant Visa Unit) | 011-632-301-2000 ext 5184 or dial 0

4.4 Department of State | (202) 663-1225, press 1, press 0,

4.5 Document Verification | CLICK HERE

4.6 Visa Interview Appointments website | CLICK HERE

4.7 St. Lukes | 011-63-2-521-0020

5.1 DELBROS website | CLICK HERE

6.2 CFO Guidance and Counseling Seminar | MANILA or CEBU

6.3 I-94 Arrival / Departure info | CLICK HERE

Adjustment of Status (AOS) Information

Please review the signature and story tab of my wife's profile, [Deputy Uling].

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Small bottle of Alcohol and lipstick in my handbag, no matter where lol

OMG for the first 10 mins i thought you mean drinking alcohol like those small flask (is that what you call it?) that men carries in their pocket :huh: then i realized it must have been a disinfectant alcohol for your hand or something :rofl: so so DUH of me

i really thought you meant this:

LOL, no May not that but a bottle of 70% rubbing alcohol as disinfectant :)

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August 20, 2010 - NOA1 received

October 4, 2010 - Biometrics

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Small bottle of Alcohol and lipstick in my handbag, no matter where lol

OMG for the first 10 mins i thought you mean drinking alcohol like those small flask (is that what you call it?) that men carries in their pocket :huh: then i realized it must have been a disinfectant alcohol for your hand or something :rofl: so so DUH of me

i really thought you meant this:

seriously? for like 10 mins? d'oh youre referring to myla's reply ronmay, myla "the lawyer" :no: , do u wanna meet "the jury"

joke lang ronmay ha, no offense meant :ot2:

Ok so maybe for the first 5 min lng LOL. That's why I'm so appalled. Jst that in phil when we say alcohol it means rubbing alcohol or disinfectant. Here in the US it means booze LOL. So I misinterpret. No offense to jom. It was me who's LOCO

I know there are a lot of nice smelling hand sanitizers around but Im still using isoprophyl alcohol ( there im more specific, hehehehe. . my fault) . . I guess I am addicted to the smell of rubbing alcohol....shhhhhhh

Removal of Conditions :

August 16, 2010 - Petition received by USCIS Vermont Center

August 20, 2010 - NOA1 received

October 4, 2010 - Biometrics

January 3, 2011 - Permanent 10 yr. Green Card Received.

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I know there are a lot of nice smelling hand sanitizers around but Im still using isoprophyl alcohol ( there im more specific, hehehehe. . my fault) . . I guess I am addicted to the smell of rubbing alcohol....shhhhhhh

glad we clear that out ehehehe... ur not alone im so very used to the alcohol that i have it in my kitchen cabinet... i offered it twice to my friend if they want alcohol (for their hands) but they seem not to get what im talking about lol (guess they're used to the word "sanitizer" here)... dont worry jom if your addicted to alcohol, im the worst, im addicted to EFFICACENT OIL (spell check) back then... mom always tells me that's my "favorite perfume" coz after taking a bath, ill rub it in my back then wear my uniform, then go to school... before going to bed rub it again on my back and neck... love the smell... :blush: (the stinky of it they say hehe)... but now there's no more efficacent oil available here so im having a relapse from time to time :lol:

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4/15/2010- sent my N-400 via fedex overnight

4/16/2010- signed and delivered

4/29/2010- check cleared

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my list:

1.chatting/talking with the big bear

2.being with my kids

3.our weekly cell group prayer meeting where there is more chikka, bonding & kulitan than actual praying (our church has smaller units that meet up in different day of the week to share and pray together & our group is the strongest group and most intact group in church, perhaps becoz of the bonding)

4.worshiping with the people in our small church

5.seeing friends i've known since elementary to high school (some even from kinder days)

6.dilis na ginisa with maraming kamatis

7.pinakbet na may alamang

8.corned beef

9. dried pusit

10.halayang ube & mga kakanin

pde lampas 10?

11.giniling

12.curacha (crabs)/ginisang hipon ng mama ko

13.inihaw na panga or buntot ng malasuge or tuna

14.paksiw na tilapia or bangus

15.bulalo

16.kinilaw na malasuge

17.chippy na isasawsaw sa ketchup

18.videoke

19.being able to head out to the beach anytime we want to

20. VJ

there's lots of food on the list but these foods are always on our table.. not a week or at least a month passes without us consuming all that. I'm really fond of filipino foods... pls add the filipino style spaghetti, manamis-namis, yummy!

ROC

still waiting for GC replacement

N-400

04/23/2012...... N-400 packet sent to Lewisville, TX via USPS express mail

04/24/2012...... N-400 delivered signed for by J. Arthur; priority date according to NOA1

04/27/2012...... Check cashed

04/30/2012...... Received NOA 1 dated April 26, 2012

06/01/2012...... Received notice for biometrics dated May 29, 2012

06/20/2012...... Biometrics schedule (early bio June 05, 2012)

06/18/2012...... Email notification, N400 placed in line for interview

06/29/2012...... Email notification, N400 scheduled for interview

07/05/2012...... Interview Letter Received

08/07/2012...... Interview (PASSED)

Link to: Full timeline

God is in CONTROL. His time is always better than mine: never too early yet never late, always the perfect time.

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17.chippy na isasawsaw sa ketchup

there's lots of food on the list but these foods are always on our table.. not a week or at least a month passes without us consuming all that. I'm really fond of filipino foods... pls add the filipino style spaghetti, manamis-namis, yummy!

wow... ok ka din ano... hahah... i never been a ketchup person (at least not for dipping) or fond to any saw-sawsawan but i think my brother could relate that style. he likes ketchup with egg :blink:

but i do have more than 10 too... i miss the sabaw (soup)!!! :crying: beef/chicken/pork/fish... their soup here is way way different...

my husband said im the only person in the whole wide world who eats Nilla wafer top with Easy Cheese (pressurized can)... he said its the most eeewww combination. that a cookie and cheese doesnt blend but a cracker and cheese will blend (gosh as if i know the difference lol... one is salty and one is sweet??? hehe)... i told him i freakin love it anyways! and if i love it, somebody's doing it too :thumbs: .... or not :unsure:

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4/15/2010- sent my N-400 via fedex overnight

4/16/2010- signed and delivered

4/29/2010- check cleared

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1. mero Nepali Raja Govi :wub: -Nepal may not have a king soon but I still have mine :content:

2. eBay

3. salwar kameez

4. watching CNN Internat'l and BBC World News on TV

5. Parrots and birds in general

6. learning to cook Indian and Nepali veg dishes :star:

7. 4C diet iced tea - my main water source -bad I know :blush:

8. Maggi veg Chow Mein noodles(chhauchhau)

9. K-K-K-Kathmandu!!!!

10. Learning about different cultures, religions and languages

Good for you, Pattu! :thumbs: Also, try Fijian and Pakistani food. India and Fiji cross culturally. And their spices and herbs taste so yummy, minus the colored additives.

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
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my list:

1.chatting/talking with the big bear

2.being with my kids

3.our weekly cell group prayer meeting where there is more chikka, bonding & kulitan than actual praying (our church has smaller units that meet up in different day of the week to share and pray together & our group is the strongest group and most intact group in church, perhaps becoz of the bonding)

4.worshiping with the people in our small church

5.seeing friends i've known since elementary to high school (some even from kinder days)

6.dilis na ginisa with maraming kamatis

7.pinakbet na may alamang

8.corned beef

9. dried pusit

10.halayang ube & mga kakanin

pde lampas 10?

11.giniling

12.curacha (crabs)/ginisang hipon ng mama ko

13.inihaw na panga or buntot ng malasuge or tuna

14.paksiw na tilapia or bangus

15.bulalo

16.kinilaw na malasuge

17.chippy na isasawsaw sa ketchup

18.videoke

19.being able to head out to the beach anytime we want to

20. VJ

there's lots of food on the list but these foods are always on our table.. not a week or at least a month passes without us consuming all that. I'm really fond of filipino foods... pls add the filipino style spaghetti, manamis-namis, yummy!

ako naman, chippy o mr.chips na isawsaw sa suka. :dance: :dance:

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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my list:

1.chatting/talking with the big bear

2.being with my kids

3.our weekly cell group prayer meeting where there is more chikka, bonding & kulitan than actual praying (our church has smaller units that meet up in different day of the week to share and pray together & our group is the strongest group and most intact group in church, perhaps becoz of the bonding)

4.worshiping with the people in our small church

5.seeing friends i've known since elementary to high school (some even from kinder days)

6.dilis na ginisa with maraming kamatis

7.pinakbet na may alamang

8.corned beef

9. dried pusit

10.halayang ube & mga kakanin

pde lampas 10?

11.giniling

12.curacha (crabs)/ginisang hipon ng mama ko

13.inihaw na panga or buntot ng malasuge or tuna

14.paksiw na tilapia or bangus

15.bulalo

16.kinilaw na malasuge

17.chippy na isasawsaw sa ketchup

18.videoke

19.being able to head out to the beach anytime we want to

20. VJ

there's lots of food on the list but these foods are always on our table.. not a week or at least a month passes without us consuming all that. I'm really fond of filipino foods... pls add the filipino style spaghetti, manamis-namis, yummy!

ako naman, chippy o mr.chips na isawsaw sa suka. :dance: :dance:

for me, masmasarap kung isasawsaw sa mayo or chicken gravy ng KFC :D:D:D

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AOS TIMELINE

06.17.2010 - submitted our papers

06.19.2010 - papers arrived at Chicago lockbox

06.24.2010 - Check cashed

06.28.2010 - NOA1 Hardcopy received (9 days from the day they got our papers)

07.05.2010 - Received Biometrics Schedule (July 26)

08.05.2010 - Biometrics done! (had to re-schedule from 7/26 to 8/5)

08.13.2010 - Got my interview letter

08.20.2010 - EAD card on production

09.06.2010 - Got my EAD Card (62 days)

09.07.2010 - Applied for SSN

09.14.2010 - SSN Card received

09.16.2010 - Interview schedule (APPROVED)

09.20.2010 - Welcome Notice Received ("Welcome to the USA")

09.25.2010 - 10 yr Green Card received! (98 days)

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17.chippy na isasawsaw sa ketchup

wow... ok ka din ano... hahah... i never been a ketchup person (at least not for dipping) or fond to any saw-sawsawan but i think my brother could relate that style. he likes ketchup with egg :blink: -masarap yan pag pinaghalo mo soy sauce and ketchup, yong mix talaga :thumbs:

but i do have more than 10 too... i miss the sabaw (soup)!!! :crying: beef/chicken/pork/fish... their soup here is way way different...

my husband said im the only person in the whole wide world who eats Nilla wafer top with Easy Cheese (pressurized can)... he said its the most eeewww combination. that a cookie and cheese doesnt blend but a cracker and cheese will blend (gosh as if i know the difference lol... one is salty and one is sweet??? hehe)... i told him i freakin love it anyways! and if i love it, somebody's doing it too :thumbs: .... or not :unsure:

nakalimutan ko isali: tinapay or crackers or cookies na isasawsaw sa kape or softdrinks or juice or gatas... I've told Ricky, he has to live with it coz minana ko pa un sa lola ko noh :whistle: . my siblings don't do it, my kids don't do it BUT im not giving it up kahit san man ako makarating... ginawa ko nga un even during national conferences with my previous company, sa mga big hotels pa kami nakahouse like: Manila Peninsula, Westin, etc..... of course during breakfast lang kasi la naman isasawsaw sa hotel foods pag lunch and dinner... pero every breakfast buffet, tingin mga co-workers ko, pati other guest sakin. They'd have this grossed out/disgusted look on their faces pero PAKI! :whistle: that is one thing I would never give up.

ROC

still waiting for GC replacement

N-400

04/23/2012...... N-400 packet sent to Lewisville, TX via USPS express mail

04/24/2012...... N-400 delivered signed for by J. Arthur; priority date according to NOA1

04/27/2012...... Check cashed

04/30/2012...... Received NOA 1 dated April 26, 2012

06/01/2012...... Received notice for biometrics dated May 29, 2012

06/20/2012...... Biometrics schedule (early bio June 05, 2012)

06/18/2012...... Email notification, N400 placed in line for interview

06/29/2012...... Email notification, N400 scheduled for interview

07/05/2012...... Interview Letter Received

08/07/2012...... Interview (PASSED)

Link to: Full timeline

God is in CONTROL. His time is always better than mine: never too early yet never late, always the perfect time.

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1. mero Nepali Raja Govi :wub: -Nepal may not have a king soon but I still have mine :content:

2. eBay

3. salwar kameez

4. watching CNN Internat'l and BBC World News on TV

5. Parrots and birds in general

6. learning to cook Indian and Nepali veg dishes :star:

7. 4C diet iced tea - my main water source -bad I know :blush:

8. Maggi veg Chow Mein noodles(chhauchhau)

9. K-K-K-Kathmandu!!!!

10. Learning about different cultures, religions and languages

Good for you, Pattu! :thumbs: Also, try Fijian and Pakistani food. India and Fiji cross culturally. And their spices and herbs taste so yummy, minus the colored additives.

Mmm, sounds interesting!! I lived in Hawaii so am familiar with the Polynesian foods - I wonder if there is such a thing as breadfruit curry??? :) In the summer especially I like to go hang out on Liberty Ave. in Richmond Hill, Queens(Little Guyana) - Guyanese food is sooooo good!! There is one restaurant I go to and I get a huge plate of dal roti with aloo and chana with a ginger beer for $5 - I could eat it every day but then I would weigh a ton and Govi would not be happy, LOL :D


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