Information regarding timeline e-mail to packet

[Ron/Sharon 0]

As you know on February 17th I recieved an e-mail from Vermont stating my waiver was approved, then on February 23rd I recieved the approval letter from Vermont, and now just 53 minutes ago in my mail box was the packet from Montreal. A grand total of 9 days from the e-mail to getting the packet, I hope this e-mail to packet timeline is encouraging for you.

They have requested the following: A new medical, RCMP report, An affidavit of Support, A statement of willingness to marry and the passport.

Good luck to everyone going through the waiver process.

Edited February 27, 2009 by Ron/Sharon

[Ron/Sharon 0]

As you know on February 17th I recieved an e-mail from Vermont stating my waiver was approved, then on February 23rd I recieved the approval letter from Vermont, and now just 53 minutes ago in my mail box was the packet from Montreal. A grand total of 9 days from the e-mail to getting the packet, I hope this e-mail to packet timeline is encouraging for you.

They have requested the following: A new medical, RCMP report, An affidavit of Support, A statement of willingness to marry and the passport.

Good luck to everyone going through the waiver process.

A slight change is necessary: I in fact applied sent the waiver at Montreal at the beginning of February 2008, they sent it to Vermont in the 2nd week of April so the complete process took a few weeks past the 12 month mark, which is well within their 10 to18 month statement.

[Carlawarla 1]

Have you and Sharon decided what you're going to do Ron?

[Ron/Sharon 0]

Have you and Sharon decided what you're going to do Ron?

Not yet but it looks like it may be Kansas since it is more time consuming getting there, We can always keep a home here and there. We do eventually want to be in Colorado.