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First - To let everyone know, after what seemed like forever since the start of this process, we had our AOS interview in June. Actually our non-interview. It took less then 5 minutes. No questions and no submittal of documents. Unfortunately the interview took place three days before our 2nd wedding anniversary. so instead of the 10 year, we received the 2, but no matter.

My wife loves ceviche. By far her very favorite dish in Peru. Me, no thank you. I guess maybe it is a aquired taste. She has not been able to find a place in Houston that serves it (Like they do in Peru), nor find a good market in the Houston area where she can buy all of the necessary ingredients to prepare it. Anyone know of any place in the area?

Steve

I-129F sumbitted 02-14-2004

1st NOA 02-19-2004

2nd NOA 04-14-2004

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Rec by consulate 04-28-2004

Rec packet 3 05-06-2004

Interview date 06-01-2004

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Married in Peru 06-10-2004

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NOA1 -transferred to CSC 10-07-2004

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Received NOA2 approval in mail 01-07-2005

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1st NOA 10-25-2004

APPROVED 06-22-2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> assigned case number 06-24-2005

Sent out to Consulate 06/28/2004

Interview scheduled in Lima Peru 08-18-2005

VISA APPROVED - 09-26-2005 - YES...FINALLY

Arrived in Houston 10-15-2005

Filed AOS and EAD 12-06-2005

Infopass interview 03-16-2006 -

Received EAD 03-27-2006

Received letter of AOS approval 04/21/2006

AOS interview 06-07-2006

AOS approved 06-07-2006 - 3 days before our 2 year anniversary

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Steve....... you may be able to find the ingedients at www.labodegaperuana.com

Also the 2 best fish here that we make it with is Telapia and Fresh Dolphin (mahi mahi) not flipper

As for restaurants in Houston... sorry cannot help...

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Thank you......I will definitely check out the website.

Steve....... you may be able to find the ingedients at www.labodegaperuana.com

Also the 2 best fish here that we make it with is Telapia and Fresh Dolphin (mahi mahi) not flipper

As for restaurants in Houston... sorry cannot help...

I-129F sumbitted 02-14-2004

1st NOA 02-19-2004

2nd NOA 04-14-2004

Left <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> 04-23-2004

Rec by consulate 04-28-2004

Rec packet 3 05-06-2004

Interview date 06-01-2004

Visa Denied

Married in Peru 06-10-2004

I-130 submitted - TSC 09-22-2004

NOA1 -transferred to CSC 10-07-2004

Online Approvla of I-130 01/05/2005

Received NOA2 approval in mail 01-07-2005

K3 submitted 10-17-2004

1st NOA 10-25-2004

APPROVED 06-22-2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> assigned case number 06-24-2005

Sent out to Consulate 06/28/2004

Interview scheduled in Lima Peru 08-18-2005

VISA APPROVED - 09-26-2005 - YES...FINALLY

Arrived in Houston 10-15-2005

Filed AOS and EAD 12-06-2005

Infopass interview 03-16-2006 -

Received EAD 03-27-2006

Received letter of AOS approval 04/21/2006

AOS interview 06-07-2006

AOS approved 06-07-2006 - 3 days before our 2 year anniversary

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mmm cebiche :) I love cebiche and with nothing in the cleveland area I am hoping that Kathe learns well from her sister on how to make it before arrival. Best bet is to try and get the freshest seafood you can in the area and have her try and make her own. It is not the sort of thing that most american's will go out looking for so finding it anywhere in the states without a large Peruvian/Ecuadorian community is going to be difficult. ;)

I also have been craving anticuchos something fierce recently.

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First - To let everyone know, after what seemed like forever since the start of this process, we had our AOS interview in June. Actually our non-interview. It took less then 5 minutes. No questions and no submittal of documents. Unfortunately the interview took place three days before our 2nd wedding anniversary. so instead of the 10 year, we received the 2, but no matter.

My wife loves ceviche. By far her very favorite dish in Peru. Me, no thank you. I guess maybe it is a aquired taste. She has not been able to find a place in Houston that serves it (Like they do in Peru), nor find a good market in the Houston area where she can buy all of the necessary ingredients to prepare it. Anyone know of any place in the area?

Steve

Steve,

For ceviche, have you tried the Lemon Tree Restaurant at 12591 Whittington Dr? Also Central Market should have all the ingredients you need in one stop. It's a bit pricey, but if you are going for authentic ingredients its the best palce to shop.

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I have not heard of the restaurnat, but we certainly will give it a go when I complete my work out of town. Thanks for the info. I will let you know how we like it.

Steve

First - To let everyone know, after what seemed like forever since the start of this process, we had our AOS interview in June. Actually our non-interview. It took less then 5 minutes. No questions and no submittal of documents. Unfortunately the interview took place three days before our 2nd wedding anniversary. so instead of the 10 year, we received the 2, but no matter.

My wife loves ceviche. By far her very favorite dish in Peru. Me, no thank you. I guess maybe it is a aquired taste. She has not been able to find a place in Houston that serves it (Like they do in Peru), nor find a good market in the Houston area where she can buy all of the necessary ingredients to prepare it. Anyone know of any place in the area?

Steve

Steve,

For ceviche, have you tried the Lemon Tree Restaurant at 12591 Whittington Dr? Also Central Market should have all the ingredients you need in one stop. It's a bit pricey, but if you are going for authentic ingredients its the best palce to shop.

I-129F sumbitted 02-14-2004

1st NOA 02-19-2004

2nd NOA 04-14-2004

Left <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> 04-23-2004

Rec by consulate 04-28-2004

Rec packet 3 05-06-2004

Interview date 06-01-2004

Visa Denied

Married in Peru 06-10-2004

I-130 submitted - TSC 09-22-2004

NOA1 -transferred to CSC 10-07-2004

Online Approvla of I-130 01/05/2005

Received NOA2 approval in mail 01-07-2005

K3 submitted 10-17-2004

1st NOA 10-25-2004

APPROVED 06-22-2005

<!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> assigned case number 06-24-2005

Sent out to Consulate 06/28/2004

Interview scheduled in Lima Peru 08-18-2005

VISA APPROVED - 09-26-2005 - YES...FINALLY

Arrived in Houston 10-15-2005

Filed AOS and EAD 12-06-2005

Infopass interview 03-16-2006 -

Received EAD 03-27-2006

Received letter of AOS approval 04/21/2006

AOS interview 06-07-2006

AOS approved 06-07-2006 - 3 days before our 2 year anniversary

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