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Not sure you will be able to get through the airport with many of those things (the mountain dew and cake mix may be a problem as well as the tooth paste).

Never been a problem before. I've been bringing this stuff with me every trip for 4 years. I also usually bring back Mead, since it's so much cheaper at the markets in Germany.

I would like to know what airport you go through then. Here in Atlanta you cant even get up to the screening gates without stripping half your clothes off and throwing every ounce of liquid you "may be carrying" into a large trash can that also happens to be right next to a small tray full of lighters and nail trimming equipment.

In your luggage? That's strange. I've flown through: Seattle, Atlanta, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich, and Nuernberg with various items. Never had a problem going through customs on either the European end or the American end.

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Not sure you will be able to get through the airport with many of those things (the mountain dew and cake mix may be a problem as well as the tooth paste).

Never been a problem before. I've been bringing this stuff with me every trip for 4 years. I also usually bring back Mead, since it's so much cheaper at the markets in Germany.

I would like to know what airport you go through then. Here in Atlanta you cant even get up to the screening gates without stripping half your clothes off and throwing every ounce of liquid you "may be carrying" into a large trash can that also happens to be right next to a small tray full of lighters and nail trimming equipment.

In your luggage? That's strange. I've flown through: Seattle, Atlanta, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich, and Nuernberg with various items. Never had a problem going through customs on either the European end or the American end.

I guess my wife and I must be one of the lucky couples then. We always get picked for the "additional intense screening" where they take everything out of your bags on a big table.

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Not sure you will be able to get through the airport with many of those things (the mountain dew and cake mix may be a problem as well as the tooth paste).

Never been a problem before. I've been bringing this stuff with me every trip for 4 years. I also usually bring back Mead, since it's so much cheaper at the markets in Germany.

I would like to know what airport you go through then. Here in Atlanta you cant even get up to the screening gates without stripping half your clothes off and throwing every ounce of liquid you "may be carrying" into a large trash can that also happens to be right next to a small tray full of lighters and nail trimming equipment.

In your luggage? That's strange. I've flown through: Seattle, Atlanta, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich, and Nuernberg with various items. Never had a problem going through customs on either the European end or the American end.

I guess my wife and I must be one of the lucky couples then. We always get picked for the "additional intense screening" where they take everything out of your bags on a big table.

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That sucks, Dr. ZoSo. I've had them go through my luggage before too but it's never been a problem. I don't bring LOADS of it though, so maybe that's the difference.

Of course, now that I've said that...I'll run into trouble on this trip :P

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I am subscribed to the thread but have been lurking it for a few weeks now. lol

I don't know.. I guess the recent conversations I had nothing to add to.

I am the USC, my husband is German.

I resided in Germany from July 2008-October 2013.

I have two stepsons who are staying in Germany.

Our son was born 3/3/2012 and our daughter was born 4/4/2015.

DCF STARTED!MAY 14, 2013: I-130 Petition sent to Frankfurt as registered mail w/ return receipt!

MAY 15, 2013: Mail signed for in Frankfurt. NOA1

MAY 21, 2013: Return receipt came back in the mail.

MAY 25, 2013: $420 Petition fee was charged to our credit card.

MAY 25, 2013: NOA1 paperwork received in the mail.

JULY 12, 2013: NOA2 received.

JULY 13, 2013: NOA2 sent back.

AUG 15, 2013: Packet 3 sent in.

AUG 30, 2013: Husband's medical in Berlin.

SEPT 12, 2013: Received letter with husband's interview date!

SEPT 19, 2013: INTERVIEW. APPROVED!!

SEPT 21, 2013: Visa received.

OCT 5, 2013: POE in Newark, NJ (layover).

DEC 17, 2013: SSN Card finally arrived!

DEC 19, 2013: Husband (beneficiary) got his first job in the USA! And he loves it!

DEC 28, 2013: Green card arrived!

FUTURE: Visas for my stepsons!

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How about favorite things about Germany?

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German Beer might possibly be my favorite thing here. :D

Oh, and my German husband. ;)

I am the USC, my husband is German.

I resided in Germany from July 2008-October 2013.

I have two stepsons who are staying in Germany.

Our son was born 3/3/2012 and our daughter was born 4/4/2015.

DCF STARTED!MAY 14, 2013: I-130 Petition sent to Frankfurt as registered mail w/ return receipt!

MAY 15, 2013: Mail signed for in Frankfurt. NOA1

MAY 21, 2013: Return receipt came back in the mail.

MAY 25, 2013: $420 Petition fee was charged to our credit card.

MAY 25, 2013: NOA1 paperwork received in the mail.

JULY 12, 2013: NOA2 received.

JULY 13, 2013: NOA2 sent back.

AUG 15, 2013: Packet 3 sent in.

AUG 30, 2013: Husband's medical in Berlin.

SEPT 12, 2013: Received letter with husband's interview date!

SEPT 19, 2013: INTERVIEW. APPROVED!!

SEPT 21, 2013: Visa received.

OCT 5, 2013: POE in Newark, NJ (layover).

DEC 17, 2013: SSN Card finally arrived!

DEC 19, 2013: Husband (beneficiary) got his first job in the USA! And he loves it!

DEC 28, 2013: Green card arrived!

FUTURE: Visas for my stepsons!

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beer

chocolate

schnitzel

kuchen

lidl

dm

autobahn

public transportation

cell phone plans

soccer

clubs

public pools and lakes

cafes

downtown of cities

kissalis

sweet popcorn

weisswurstfruehstueck

verbotene liebe

marienhof

.........

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01/13/2007 Sent I-129F to TSC

05/03/2007 Petition approved!!!

08/23/2007 INTERVIEW

09/12/2007 Frankfurt - JFK - Baltimore, MD

09//28/2007 applied for SSN

10/16/2007 CIVIL MARRIAGE

10/31/2007 SS Card finally arrived

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11/13/2007 sent AOS package with AP and EAD

12/19/2007 biometrics in baltimore

01/09/2008 AOS transferred to CSC

01/12/2008 CEREMONY & RECEPTION

01/16/2008 EAD and AP in mail

02/14/2008 card production ordered, approved without interview

02/22/2008 GREEN CARD in mail

I751 Timeline

11/19/2009 sent I751 to VSC

11/21/2009 received at VSC

11/24/2009 check cashed

11/30/2009 received NOA dated 11/23/09

12/15/2009 early bio walk-in failed....

12/16/2009 request to reschedule sent

01/04/2010 biometrics in baltimore being rescheduled

01/20/2010 new biometrics

03/24/2010 card production ordered, approved without interview

03/29/2010 10 year GC in mail

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That is one long list! lol

I should add something to mine.. It pretty much goes along with the "Beer" choice of mine, but, eh.

FESTIVALS.

They are EVERYWHERE. ALL the time. Everywhere. lol

German festivals are great.

Even when the festival is celebrating something to do with the local church (Kerwa), everyone comes together to drink beer.

It's awesome. :)

PS- I am recovering from a night at the Annafest Festival in Forchheim. :)

I am the USC, my husband is German.

I resided in Germany from July 2008-October 2013.

I have two stepsons who are staying in Germany.

Our son was born 3/3/2012 and our daughter was born 4/4/2015.

DCF STARTED!MAY 14, 2013: I-130 Petition sent to Frankfurt as registered mail w/ return receipt!

MAY 15, 2013: Mail signed for in Frankfurt. NOA1

MAY 21, 2013: Return receipt came back in the mail.

MAY 25, 2013: $420 Petition fee was charged to our credit card.

MAY 25, 2013: NOA1 paperwork received in the mail.

JULY 12, 2013: NOA2 received.

JULY 13, 2013: NOA2 sent back.

AUG 15, 2013: Packet 3 sent in.

AUG 30, 2013: Husband's medical in Berlin.

SEPT 12, 2013: Received letter with husband's interview date!

SEPT 19, 2013: INTERVIEW. APPROVED!!

SEPT 21, 2013: Visa received.

OCT 5, 2013: POE in Newark, NJ (layover).

DEC 17, 2013: SSN Card finally arrived!

DEC 19, 2013: Husband (beneficiary) got his first job in the USA! And he loves it!

DEC 28, 2013: Green card arrived!

FUTURE: Visas for my stepsons!

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Grüne Soße, Handkäs' und Ebbelwei!

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tu eres mi vitamina del pecho mi fibra

tu eres todo lo que me equilibra,

un balance, lo que me conplementa

un masajito con sabor a menta,

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Weisswurst definitely tops my list. And German cake. YUM.

Btw, I leave tomorrow for 2 weeks! :dance:

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Done with USCIS until 12/28/2020!

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"What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty and democracy?" ~Gandhi

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