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Wife is almost here, what about me going to the UK?

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I think a lot of people from the UK are in the same boat - both, I think, are wonderful places to live and Paul and I definitely want to keep travelling there and in Europe.

So maybe a compromise is to travel the US until she gets her citizenship? It's a big country and should definitely kill your wanderlust for a few years. There are some beautiful gorgeous parts of this country like Uray, CO, the Jimez Mountains in New Mexico, the Red Woods in California, and I haven't even made it to Hawaii or California yet. Maybe letting her explore this country will see you through.

I'm not a head to Florida and sit on the beach and drink type and there's still plenty of this country I want to see. I'm not a big fan of the whole sit on a cruise ship and eat and drink and sun yourself but i've got brochures saved for a windjammer sailboat cruise/tutorial off Maine's coast for a possible delayed honeymoon.

It might not be perfect but it might be a viable answer. Good luck!

Oops I meant Hawaii and Alaska, not California :)

US travel isn't nearly as exciting as other travel tho! :) (Alaska was pretty damn interesting though.)

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As a history buff I know this :D but I've stood in Ouray, CO and teared up at how breathtaking it is. Give me a bit of moldering 10th century abbey any day but I couldn't imagine not sharing some of the gorgeous places we have in this country with Paul.

:star: Joey who's in a great mood today as we applied for our marriage license this morning. EEK! A piece of cake in Michigan and only $20 to boot!

And so he did what countless punk-rock songs had told him to do so many times before: he lived his life

10/07/2006 WEDDING DAY!

11/14/2006 AOS packet made it to 'the box' after being overnighted.

12/02/2006 Paul had biometrics

12/14/2006 AOS Forwarded to CSC AND AP Application approved.

01/17/2007 First touch of 2007 at CSC

01/20/2007 Touched AGAIN (also the 18th) come on...

February: Oops, RFE for a REGISTERED marriage certificate. Oops! Overnighted it.

02/28/2007 Paul gets email letting us know his GREENCARD is on it's way! It's done...for now!

03/09/2007 Paul's greencard arrives. And breathe...

We began with mailing the I-129 in on February 27, 2006 so the whole process took us approx. one year.

Good luck out there!

See PCRADDY for our official timeline.

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