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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I'm outta Shreddies. :crying:

Oh lordie lordie! I have 4 different kinds of cereal here!

Oh and we went to Albertsons for garbage bags and ended up buying French bread and a piece of fried chicken, that's some serious batter and some serious frying!

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OMG I want shreddies! These pregnancy cravings are driving me crazy lol. The only thing I ever craved during my 1st pregnancy was chicken. Now anytime someone mentions food I havent had in a long time, I want it!!

Mary

Here's my K-1 Timeline:

October 2006 - I-129F sent

10/24/2007 - INTERVIEW DATE!!!!!....APPROVED!!

10/30/2007 - Visa in hand!

AOS Timeline:

1/30/08 - Sent AOS pkg Priority Mail with USPS

3/12/08 - Biometrics taken

3/29/08 - EAD and AP in hand for me and my son

5/21/08 - Email-GC on its way!...RFE for my son's application

5/27/08 - GC arrives!!!

7/02/08 - Sons GC arrives!!!

ROC TIMELINE

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4/22/10 - Biometrics Appt for me and my son

6/30/10 - Email saying card production ordered for me and my son

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7/10/10 - Both cards received!

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Oh and we went to Albertsons for garbage bags and ended up buying French bread and a piece of fried chicken, that's some serious batter and some serious frying!

Seriously. I mean, who needs to fry their own down here in the South? :lol: They have good potato salad to go with it, too. They'll even exchange the fried potatoes for the potato salad in the meal deal if you ask nicely. :)

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Mel's coworkers took him out to lunch today for Mel's Birthday (tomorrow) We went to a Japanese restaurant and I had chicken teriyaki and it came with miso soup and salad.

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