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To all those 58,000 plus lost personels of the US army, a big Thank you and Appreciation on this Memorial Day 2011!. Without your sacrifice, people like myself and many others would never have the opportunity to immigrate to the USA today and have a much better life compared to what we did have in our original birth country.

Freedom is not free. Your gift of freedom to my family won't be ever forgotten.

Just remember, life over there in VN is NOT real! Your money will be worth a LOT less once you get back over here. Back to reality, cowboy!

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Kish.2328   9

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This is the Monday where my fiancé doesn't have to wake up early to get himself up and go to work! Yehey! LOL

Seriously, I salute them for their patriotism!!! :dance: :dance: :dance:

K1 Timeline

02-28-11 I-29F SENT

06-01-11 PETITION APPROVED

07-15-11 VISA APPROVED

AOS Timeline

03-02-12 I-485 SENT

05-22-12 INTERVIEW APPROVED

ROC Timeline

04-18-14 I-751 SENT

07-29-14 APPROVED

Naturalization Timeline

06-29-16 N400 SENT

08-02-16 BIOMETRICS

10-12-16 INTERVIEW

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To all those 58,000 plus lost personels of the US army, a big Thank you and Appreciation on this Memorial Day 2011!. Without your sacrifice, people like myself and many others would never have the opportunity to immigrate to the USA today and have a much better life compared to what we did have in our original birth country.

Freedom is not free. Your gift of freedom to my family won't be ever forgotten.

:thumbs: Happy Memorial Day! GOD Bless The USA.....And GOD BLESS All Of You Here (F)

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JimVaPhuong   4,863

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To all those 58,000 plus lost personels of the US army, a big Thank you and Appreciation on this Memorial Day 2011!. Without your sacrifice, people like myself and many others would never have the opportunity to immigrate to the USA today and have a much better life compared to what we did have in our original birth country.

Freedom is not free. Your gift of freedom to my family won't be ever forgotten.

I was 17 when the war ended. If it had lasted a few more years then I probably would have ended up going. Some of the people I knew were drafted. A few of them didn't come back.

The day I came back from my first trip to VN I was sitting in a hotel room in HCMC at 3:00am, unable to sleep. It had been a wonderful trip, and there were a lot of thoughts going through my head. At one point, it occurred to me how many Americans had arrived in that city and ended up going back to the US in a box. I was overcome with the feeling that this must be one of the saddest cities in the world for Americans. For the first time in 20 years, I cried.

God bless everyone who answered the call, did their duty, and paid the ultimate sacrifice. You are not forgotten. (F)

12/15/2009 - K1 Visa Interview - APPROVED!

12/29/2009 - Married in Oakland, CA!

08/18/2010 - AOS Interview - APPROVED!

05/01/2013 - Removal of Conditions - APPROVED!

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hniHnitsuJ   8

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To all those 58,000 plus lost personels of the US army, a big Thank you and Appreciation on this Memorial Day 2011!. Without your sacrifice, people like myself and many others would never have the opportunity to immigrate to the USA today and have a much better life compared to what we did have in our original birth country.

Freedom is not free. Your gift of freedom to my family won't be ever forgotten.

Thank you to the men, and women serving our country, and sacrifice their life for us.

God bless USA of American. Thank you ALL.....

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I-130 Journey

USCIS

06-15-2008 : Marriage

08-16-2008 : I-130 Sent

08-18-2008 : I-130 Received

08-22-2008 : I-130 NOA1

02-02-2009 : I-130 NOA2 Approved 164 days from NOA1

NVC

02-04-2009 : Visited my wife for 2 weeks. 02-22-2009 come back to US

02-11-2009 : Received package from NVC

02-23-2009 : AOS Paid $70 (Online)

02-23-2009 : DS-3032 sent (by email)

02-25-2009 : Payment Received from my bank (AOS)

03-04-2009 : NVC has received the Choice of Agent DS-3032 (Online)

03-04-2009 : IV Application Processing Fees $400 (Online)

03-05-2009 : Payment Received from my bank (IV APS)

03-07-2009 : DS-230, and I-864 Sent (by USPS)

03-12-2009 : USPS confirm arrived at NVC for DS-230, & I-864

03-13-2009 : NVC received DS-230, & I-864 (Case in progress)

03-20-2009 : NVC case completed in 1 week NVC completed 03-20-2009.

04-02-2009 : NVC Left to HCM city

04-22-2009 : Medical Passed

05-12-2009 : Received a package IV from HCM Consulate by email

05-18-2009 : My wife got Pink.. yeah..

05-26-2009 : Visa received

06-18-2009 : US Entry!!! Yeah, my wife finally here.

06-29-2009 : Received SSN from snail mail

07-20-2009 : Green card received by mail

09-15-2009 : Writting test from DVM.

11-03-2009 : Driving Test.

01-20-2010 : Working.

04-20-2011 : Submit I751

04-26-2011 : Received I-797 NOA with Receipt Number

05-11-2011 : Received ASC Appointment Notice

06-03-2011 : Biometrics Apts @ 11:00 AM

10-11-2011 : Submit more evidence.

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luckytxn   2,264

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To all those 58,000 plus lost personels of the US army, a big Thank you and Appreciation on this Memorial Day 2011!. Without your sacrifice, people like myself and many others would never have the opportunity to immigrate to the USA today and have a much better life compared to what we did have in our original birth country.

Freedom is not free. Your gift of freedom to my family won't be ever forgotten.

Who are you and what have you done with Dau Que?blink.gif

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JimVaPhuong   4,863

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Who are you and what have you done with Dau Que?blink.gif

That's him, alright. He loves the Americans who went to VN and didn't bring a VN girl back to the US with them. :P

12/15/2009 - K1 Visa Interview - APPROVED!

12/29/2009 - Married in Oakland, CA!

08/18/2010 - AOS Interview - APPROVED!

05/01/2013 - Removal of Conditions - APPROVED!

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