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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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All the time... God is good!

rainy day here in i.o.w.a. :mellow:

but I still love it :wub: and God is soo Good all the time :D

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Hi all,

Had triplets born on the farm this morning.

VISA JOURNEY

USCIS Journey

02/23/09 ............I-130 sent

03/27/09.............NOA2

TOTAL 32 DAYS

NVC Journey

04/15/09.............Case # Assigned

07/10/09.............Interview assigned

TOTAL 105 DAYS

Embassy Journey

07/14/09.............Forward the case to Embassy in Dakar, Senegal

09/28/09.............Visa in Hand

TOTAL 80 DAYS

VISA GRAND TOTAL 217 DAYS

US CITIZENSHIP JOURNEY

Conditional Resident Journey

09/29/09.............POE New York PIECE OF CAKE!!!

10/27/09.............2 year Green card received

TOTAL 29 DAYS

Removal of Conditions Journey

07/18/11.............I-751 packet sent

03/23/12............10yr GC Received

TOTAL 249 DAYS

Naturalization Journey

07/03/12.............N-400 packet sent

07/23/12.............Resent N-400 packet (husband FORGOT check!)

08/23/12.............Biometrics done

09/12/12.............Interview letter received

10/16/12.............Interview scheduled

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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good morning all. another exciting night shift ahead of me. :dead:

* ~ * Charles * ~ *
 

I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy.

 

USE THE REPORT BUTTON INSTEAD OF MESSAGING A MODERATOR!

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My husband just got admitted to grad school :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

WOO HOO!!! Congrats to him!

VISA JOURNEY

USCIS Journey

02/23/09 ............I-130 sent

03/27/09.............NOA2

TOTAL 32 DAYS

NVC Journey

04/15/09.............Case # Assigned

07/10/09.............Interview assigned

TOTAL 105 DAYS

Embassy Journey

07/14/09.............Forward the case to Embassy in Dakar, Senegal

09/28/09.............Visa in Hand

TOTAL 80 DAYS

VISA GRAND TOTAL 217 DAYS

US CITIZENSHIP JOURNEY

Conditional Resident Journey

09/29/09.............POE New York PIECE OF CAKE!!!

10/27/09.............2 year Green card received

TOTAL 29 DAYS

Removal of Conditions Journey

07/18/11.............I-751 packet sent

03/23/12............10yr GC Received

TOTAL 249 DAYS

Naturalization Journey

07/03/12.............N-400 packet sent

07/23/12.............Resent N-400 packet (husband FORGOT check!)

08/23/12.............Biometrics done

09/12/12.............Interview letter received

10/16/12.............Interview scheduled

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Congratulations Zee Bee!

My husband just got admitted to grad school :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Tried adding this to my last post, but vj would not let me.

My husband is taking a CNA course and it is amazing how the cultural difference make studying here in America more difficult. I could pass this class just on general knowledge on our health care system. He has to study twice as hard as other.

One major difference in the health care systerm that in Nigeria only the walthy can afford to go to the hospital. They do not have the luxury as us americans to enter. They have to pay in advance to get a card that is just to enter the hopsital. Then you have to pay up front for the services. Many people in that country go home to die versus going to the hospital. So going to the hospital is a last resort for Nigerian people.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Wow did I type walthy? Wealthy Sorry all I do not use spell check. Not because I don't care, but I guess because I feel safe posting here. *wink

One major difference in the health care systerm that in Nigeria only the walthy can afford to go to the hospital. They do not have the luxury as us americans to enter. They have to pay in advance to get a card that is just to enter the hopsital. Then you have to pay up front for the services. Many people in that country go home to die versus going to the hospital. So going to the hospital is a last resort for Nigerian people.

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Nigeria
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My husband just got admitted to grad school :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

That is awesome, very nice :)

To Blessed to be stressed:) I realize that all things have a purpose and a time.....have faith and the Lord Almighty will provide... when the time is right, he NEVER fails!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Almost and I will be leaving cold rainy Boston for southern California again. Unless the boss sends me to Dallas next month...

First visit:2007-09-12 to 2008-09-23

I-129F Sent : 2007-11-24

I-129F NOA1 : 2007-11-30

I-129F NOA2 : 2008-03-31

NVC Received : 2008-04-21

NVC Left : 2008-04-23

Consulate Received : 2008-04-28

Packet 3 Received : 2008-05-20

Interivew date : 2008-08-07 CO asks inappropraite questions

His father died: 2008-08-18

Retain Marc Ellis 2008-09

Visited Nigeria again: 2008-11-12

petitioned returned to CSC :2008-11-27

returned to USA 2008-12-13

His father buried 2009-01-03

picks up K1 visa Nov 2009

Marriage Dec 2009

take throne as Igwe /Lolo 2010 or 2011

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Nigeria
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My husband just got admitted to grad school :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

Yes, Congrats are definately in order.. that is wonderful... :thumbs:

Ha! I just notice on my little ticker that today makes 4 months on the nose since I got my NOA1.. Come on Vermont your killing me here.. :blink:

K1 Journey:

Filed: 2009-01-12... USCIS Approved: 2009-06-05... 1st Interview/Admin Review: 2009-09-09...2nd Interview/Approved: 2010-01-27

AOS Journey:

Filed: 2010-05-20... Interview: 2010-11-30... Approved: 2010-12-03... Card Rcvd: 2010-12-18...

Whew! Done!.... Well, for the next two years anyway...

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