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:rofl: KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK you freaking crack my butt up!!!

I know Kat has been through hell and back but you just can't lump everybody into one bunch of grapes..sour ones that is girl. We all have to put our big girl pants on and if we mess up it's our fault but some of the gals on here are truely happy and have been for a long time. I wish you some happiness in your life Kat and I hope you have had some kind of break from the madness.

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:unsure: Right, forgot about that 5 year plan. :lol:

You forgot about me b1tch! My husband worships the quicksand I walk on. :P

that's what he tells you :devil: --- we all KNOW his true intentions mwahahahaha :jest:

Kat, honestly I really believe it's the dudes you pick not the country they come from. Some dudes are real fun and exciting to f@ck around with but they're not the marrying kind. Seems you've hooked up with lots of those.

How close are you to the 5 year plan? Mine can apply any day now, but we haven't gotten around to it yet. I guess we shall see if they leave us. Only time will tell. :devil:

And for Len... :wub: Thanks.

Kat, some day you are going to have to face the fact that you are responsible for your own choices. The rest of us were able to see long before he got here what kind of a man he was. You are the one that keeps picking them. You can't put that on all of the men from the MENA, and there are plenty here that can prove your theory wrong.

I do hope, however, that you try staying single for a long time. You are no where near healed enough to think about marriage again. And if you do will you please make a big long list of all of the traits these past SO's have had, and make sure...100% sure that they don't possess ANY of them.

'Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand - chocolate in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'WOO HOO, What a Ride'

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Well...we've been married nearly 4 yrs, he's been here 2.5 of those, has had his 10yr for over a year so I think he can apply for naturalization in like 1.5 yrs? IDK. When do 5 yr plans start anyways? When we marry? When they get here? When they get their GC? I wanna know how much time I got left. :clock::P

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Well...we've been married nearly 4 yrs, he's been here 2.5 of those, has had his 10yr for over a year so I think he can apply for naturalization in like 1.5 yrs? IDK. When do 5 yr plans start anyways? When we marry? When they get here? When they get their GC? I wanna know how much time I got left. :clock::P

you are doomed. kthxbai

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Well...we've been married nearly 4 yrs, he's been here 2.5 of those, has had his 10yr for over a year so I think he can apply for naturalization in like 1.5 yrs? IDK. When do 5 yr plans start anyways? When we marry? When they get here? When they get their GC? I wanna know how much time I got left. :clock::P

you are doomed. kthxbai

Cruel b!tch. <_<

Actually you can apply for the naturalization after they have been in the US a few months short of 3 years. So this cuts down the time they are forced to stay with us dramatically. It's a shame for my husband that we don't have the $700.00 to apply yet. I am hanging on to that man as long as I can, even though he doesn't love me. :P

'Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand - chocolate in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'WOO HOO, What a Ride'

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Well...we've been married nearly 4 yrs, he's been here 2.5 of those, has had his 10yr for over a year so I think he can apply for naturalization in like 1.5 yrs? IDK. When do 5 yr plans start anyways? When we marry? When they get here? When they get their GC? I wanna know how much time I got left. :clock::P

you are doomed. kthxbai

Cruel b!tch. <_<

Actually you can apply for the naturalization after they have been in the US a few months short of 3 years. So this cuts down the time they are forced to stay with us dramatically. It's a shame for my husband that we don't have the $700.00 to apply yet. I am hanging on to that man as long as I can, even though he doesn't love me. :P

No. They can apply for citizenship a few months prior to being approved as a LPR. Del has been here since 8/05, but won't be eligible for natz until 2011.

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Ok now I'm sorta confused. I thought they could apply a few months shy of having their GC for 3 yrs...correct?

That's the way I understood it... 90 days before the 3 year anniversary of the date on their GC... I know there are some other things that apply in certain situations, but that's the general rule in most situations. At least for those of us who did K-1.

venusfire

met online May 2006

visited him in Morocco July 2006

K-1 petition sent late September 2006 after second visit

December 2006 - third trip - went for his visa interview (stood outside all day)

visa approved! arrived here together right before Christmas 2006

married January 2007

AOS paperwork sent February 2007

RFE (yipee)

another RFE (yikes)

AOS approval July 2007

sent Removal of Conditions paperwork 01 May 2009

received I-751 NOA 14 May 2009

received ASC appt. notice 28 May 2009

biometrics appt. 12 June 2009

I-751 approval date 25 Sept 2009 (no updates on the system - still says 'received'/"initial review")

19 Oct 2009 - got text message "card production ordered"

24 Oct 2009 - actual card in the mail box!

sent his N-400 - 14 May 2010

check cashed 27 May 2010

NOA received 29 May 2010 (dated 24 May)

Biometrics Appointment Letter received 17 June 2010

Biometrics scheduled for 08 July 2010; walk-in successfully done in Philadelphia 07 July 2010

02 Oct 2010 - FINALLY got email saying the case was being transferred to the local office. Hoping to get his interview letter soon...

05 Oct 2010 - received interview letter!!!!

08 November 2010 - scheduled for N-400 interview

- went together for interview; file isn't there - need to wait to be rescheduled

Jan 2011 - went for Infopass

25 Feb 2011 - interview

19 April 2011 - Infopass

8 July 2011 - HE'S FINALLY A CITIZEN - WOO HOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

30 July 2011 - citizenship party

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Ok now I'm sorta confused. I thought they could apply a few months shy of having their GC for 3 yrs...correct?

That's the way I understood it... 90 days before the 3 year anniversary of the date on their GC... I know there are some other things that apply in certain situations, but that's the general rule in most situations. At least for those of us who did K-1.

venusfire

Ding! Ding! Ding! Venusfire, you are correct. It is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary that their LPR (conditional residency, too) was approved. This would have to be based on marriage to a USC - if it is based on just LPR time than it is 5 years. :star: Hence, the 5-year plan. :thumbs:

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Ok now I'm sorta confused. I thought they could apply a few months shy of having their GC for 3 yrs...correct?

That's the way I understood it... 90 days before the 3 year anniversary of the date on their GC... I know there are some other things that apply in certain situations, but that's the general rule in most situations. At least for those of us who did K-1.

venusfire

Ding! Ding! Ding! Venusfire, you are correct. It is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary that their LPR (conditional residency, too) was approved. This would have to be based on marriage to a USC - if it is based on just LPR time than it is 5 years. :star: Hence, the 5-year plan. :thumbs:

Yeah, that is what I thought too. But we have been married 5 years as of next month, so it still qualifies as the 5 year plan for him. :P So when he leaves me, upon receiving his citizenship, I guess I will go wallow in self pity and warn everyone that their marriages are shams. :dance:

'Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand - chocolate in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'WOO HOO, What a Ride'

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Shhhh don't tell...he could leave you now and still be able to marry a cousin and bring her over. B)

We must warn the others!!

Ok now I'm sorta confused. I thought they could apply a few months shy of having their GC for 3 yrs...correct?

That's the way I understood it... 90 days before the 3 year anniversary of the date on their GC... I know there are some other things that apply in certain situations, but that's the general rule in most situations. At least for those of us who did K-1.

venusfire

Ding! Ding! Ding! Venusfire, you are correct. It is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary that their LPR (conditional residency, too) was approved. This would have to be based on marriage to a USC - if it is based on just LPR time than it is 5 years. :star: Hence, the 5-year plan. :thumbs:

Yeah, that is what I thought too. But we have been married 5 years as of next month, so it still qualifies as the 5 year plan for him. :P So when he leaves me, upon receiving his citizenship, I guess I will go wallow in self pity and warn everyone that their marriages are shams. :dance:

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Yeah, that is what I thought too. But we have been married 5 years as of next month, so it still qualifies as the 5 year plan for him. :P So when he leaves me, upon receiving his citizenship, I guess I will go wallow in self pity and warn everyone that their marriages are shams. :dance:

I've concluded mine's not even going to tell me if/when his visa's approved and run on over here all on his own, thus no need for any years much less five years. I guess if I just expect the worst I won't be disappointed when the train wreck happens. And, ya know, I never actually get a visual on a train wreck at all until I read things like Kat continues to write, over and over and over.

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