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Another hurdle, sorry about all these topics!!!

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Hey guys,

Every time I think I'm getting close to filing I have another problem. This time its with the payment form. Do you have to use an American credit card? We have an English one, which we can pay off to use...

Or would it be better to use a money order? Its difficult being in the UK and not knowing what to do. When I needed to send money off to the American uni I went too I got a money order from Thomas Cook....would that be alright this time or in this instance would it be best to use a credit card?

Next bit - we have access to my father-in-laws credit card but obviously he has to sign the form. We got him to sign and scan one but its black and white. Would this actually matter?

Thanks for your help, everyone.

CBx

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I made all payments using my UK card. It really shouldn't matter where the card's address is

Our Story

Met in September 2006 through a mutual friend (S being the UK citizen) P studying over here at an American Uni (she is originally from NY)

Xmas 2006 S went to visit P's family (repeated very year since)

2007 moved in together

3rd January 2010 - S asked P to marry him in NY she said yes

8th May 2010 - married in London at Morden Park House

20th May - sent in I-130

22nd July - I-130 Approved

24th July - Packet 3 received

31st August - Medical

Moving out of our flat in London on 1st September, P returning to set up home in NY.

10th November 2010 - the plan will hopefully be for P to fly back to London and together take a transatlantic cruise together across to NY with visa in hand.

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