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Anyone else getting realllyyy ticked off?

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It is the most frustrating process I have ever experienced. I am NOT a naturally patient person, but this process helped me develop more patience than I ever thought possible for me. It is not easy at all. But... it's worth it.

My fiance and I have this thing we say, and we tend to say it almost every night because we miss each other so much:

Him: "Tell me you love me."

Me: "I love you."

Him: "How much?"

Me: "Enough to deal with USCIS for you."

Him: " :D "

That made me laught...so going to use that.

Everyone was born equal...only a select few become Firefighters.

"Love others has I have loved you, for there is no greater love than a person who would give his life for his friends."

Jan. 21, 2011 - Application Sent

Jan. 24, 2011 - NOA1 Received

Jan. 29, 2011 - Touched

June 1, 2011 - NOA2

June 13, 2011 - NVC Recieved Petition

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GnC2010
GnC2010

It is a very difficult and long and frustrating process. I feel your pain. We were unable to get expedition, and then my husband deployed right around the time my interview finally got scheduled, so n

Gocka
Gocka

Ive noticed the same things as many of you, the fights start to mount from NOTHING, you get on eachtoher for NOTHING, this process has made us both ugly people at times which we are really not. Its

thelastpetitioner
thelastpetitioner

you know what kept us going as a couple?the fact that they cant slack off forever,they eventually have to stop being ####### and get back to work.

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Lisa and Kano   2

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Chile
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Me: "I love you."

Him: "How much?"

Me: "Enough to deal with USCIS for you."

Him: " :D "

hahahhahahahahahahah i love it

May 2008- L is pushed into jagged rocks by a 12 ft wave while surfing in Chile. K saves her from certain watery death. Performs CPR and secretly enjoys it.

Sept 2008- L returns to the U.S. to finish school.

Dec 2008- K wins a surfing competition, uses prize money to buy L ticket to Chile.

Jan 2009- L visits K in Chile, 5 months pregnant!

April 2009- future world champion of surfing is born

Nov 2010- engaged!

Nov 28, 2010- petition sent

Dec 3, 2010- NOA 1

Dec 10, 2010- touched

May 6, 2011- NOA 2

May 17, 2011- sent to Embassy from NVC

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