Interview letter this so hard so hard in ghana .........

[william kotey 0]

I THINK ALL THE PEOPLE ON THE VJ

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL MAKE U SO STRONG FR THIS WAITING TIME

GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE THAT ARE REALY MARRIED .......

SPOUSE THAT REALY LOVE THE HUSBAND & WIFE ......

I NO ONE DAY YOU WILL ALL E WITH OUR FAMILY

THE VISA CENTER & GHANA EMBASSY HAVE TO SEE THIS PROBLEM IN GHANA THIS TO MUCH

MARRIAGE PEOPLE ARE GOING ALO'T

GOD DONT LOVE THIS ........

HUSBAND TO FAR FROM IS WIFE .....

IS TO MUCH

MAY GOD BLESS U ALL

INTERVIEW LETTER IS TO MUCH IN MY COUNTRY GHANA

THIS HVE TO STOP

SPOUSE ARE GOING ALO'T

THANK U

VJ HVE TO DO SOME THING ON THIS ISSUE

IS TO MUCH IN GHANA .......

[JustUs 3]

Dear One Day Will Be, your words are touching and express the sentiment of many going through this process with our Ghanaian spouse or fiance. Please know that vj as a website has done its part by providing this forum for us to share our experiences and learn from each other. Because of vj, several of the members have begun a writing campaign regarding this issue in Ghana. VJ also provides a wonderful tool called a "time-line" that helps to provide the statistics and estimates of process step completions. What we need is for each of us to do our part to raise the awareness of this situation to the right people.

Are you ready to do your part? Here are few suggestions:

1. Create and maintain your time-line on vj.

2. Join our fb page: US Embassy in Ghana: Help Unite Our Families, Not separate them - search this title on fb and you will find the page.

3. Participate in our writing campaign - you will find a the instructions and the sample letter in one several topics under the Ghana portal. Or, just request the details through our fb page.

4. Encourage your friends and family members to join our fb page and to write letters. You do not need to be a US citizen to send in the letter. Our family in Ghana are equally impacted by this situation.

Getting involved beats just sitting and waiting for someone else to come up with a miracle. Hope you and others will join us.

[bdawn 66]

Hello,

I have searched this name several times on facebook but couldn't find it. Is there a specific name apart from this?

Let me know

Dear One Day Will Be, your words are touching and express the sentiment of many going through this process with our Ghanaian spouse or fiance. Please know that vj as a website has done its part by providing this forum for us to share our experiences and learn from each other. Because of vj, several of the members have begun a writing campaign regarding this issue in Ghana. VJ also provides a wonderful tool called a "time-line" that helps to provide the statistics and estimates of process step completions. What we need is for each of us to do our part to raise the awareness of this situation to the right people.

Are you ready to do your part? Here are few suggestions:

1. Create and maintain your time-line on vj.

2. Join our fb page: US Embassy in Ghana: Help Unite Our Families, Not separate them - search this title on fb and you will find the page.

3. Participate in our writing campaign - you will find a the instructions and the sample letter in one several topics under the Ghana portal. Or, just request the details through our fb page.

4. Encourage your friends and family members to join our fb page and to write letters. You do not need to be a US citizen to send in the letter. Our family in Ghana are equally impacted by this situation.

Getting involved beats just sitting and waiting for someone else to come up with a miracle. Hope you and others will join us.

[lori7734 6]

Hello,

I have searched this name several times on facebook but couldn't find it. Is there a specific name apart from this?

Let me know

try clickihttp://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=113821905328537&ref=tsng on this

[JustUs 3]

Try this: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=113821905328537

Let me know if it does or does not work.