CSC to TSC to NVC: the Saga continues, Part 2

[celldoc 21]

My dearest VJ family, I have waited for soooooo long for this day- my wife got her visa today! POE will be in Houston this weekend

Massive thanks to all of you who have given so much support over the past few months. Much love to my fellow TSC hostages, and invaluable friends *ahem*Saylin*ahem*

This whole immigration process has been such a nasty ordeal, it feels good to see it finally come to a close

If there are any remaining TSC hostages out there, my heart goes out to you and I wish you a speedy reunion with your loved ones.

Much love,

Saleem

[Saylin 1,605]

My dearest VJ family, I have waited for soooooo long for this day- my wife got her visa today! POE will be in Houston this weekend

Massive thanks to all of you who have given so much support over the past few months. Much love to my fellow TSC hostages, and invaluable friends *ahem*Saylin*ahem*

This whole immigration process has been such a nasty ordeal, it feels good to see it finally come to a close

If there are any remaining TSC hostages out there, my heart goes out to you and I wish you a speedy reunion with your loved ones.

Much love,

Saleem

GGGGGRRRRAAAATTTTSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm SOOO happy for you! Just imagine, your wife will be HOME in a few days!!

Hope her POE is quick and easy. Make sure she doesn't open the sealed envelope

[celldoc 21]

GGGGGRRRRAAAATTTTSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm SOOO happy for you! Just imagine, your wife will be HOME in a few days!!

Hope her POE is quick and easy. Make sure she doesn't open the sealed envelope

Thanks Saylin! Yeah I told her repeatedly about that envelope! Sunday evening couldn't come fast enough.

Have you started law school yet?

[Lidia & JB 4]

My dearest VJ family, I have waited for soooooo long for this day- my wife got her visa today! POE will be in Houston this weekend

Massive thanks to all of you who have given so much support over the past few months. Much love to my fellow TSC hostages, and invaluable friends *ahem*Saylin*ahem*

This whole immigration process has been such a nasty ordeal, it feels good to see it finally come to a close

If there are any remaining TSC hostages out there, my heart goes out to you and I wish you a speedy reunion with your loved ones.

Much love,

Saleem

Boy I'm so happy for you!!!

You made me cry, I was always happy to see each one of us getting out of the big hole we were in, I felt so bad with your post of last week. Congrats my friend. Wishing you all the best!!!

[Saylin 1,605]

Thanks Saylin! Yeah I told her repeatedly about that envelope! Sunday evening couldn't come fast enough.

Have you started law school yet?

Is she all packed and ready to go?

And haha, no law school in this tiny South Dakota town Going for programming instead

[Saylin 1,605]

Boy I'm so happy for you!!!

You made me cry, I was always happy to see each one of us getting out of the big hole we were in, I felt so bad with your post of last week. Congrats my friend. Wishing you all the best!!!

I felt the same way! As soon as someone posted here that they had their visa and were finally heading to the US or their spouse was finally coming to the US, I was like, yes! They're finally putting that ridiculous TSC fiasco behind them! Let's hope the ROC process is smoother than what happened months ago at Texas...

[celldoc 21]

Boy I'm so happy for you!!!

You made me cry, I was always happy to see each one of us getting out of the big hole we were in, I felt so bad with your post of last week. Congrats my friend. Wishing you all the best!!!

Thanks SO SO SO MUCH- if I were a little softer your posts would have made me cry too! Seriously, we've been through so damn much, we should write a book (or blog like Wade) someday!

Again, thanks for all your encouraging posts Really made it feel like family.

Is she all packed and ready to go?

And haha, no law school in this tiny South Dakota town Going for programming instead

She's been packed up since I left her in India 2 weeks ago!!

You going into programming doesn't surprise me- with you super-analytical skills and all! I'm sure you're going to kick some major butt

[Lidia & JB 4]

I felt the same way! As soon as someone posted here that they had their visa and were finally heading to the US or their spouse was finally coming to the US, I was like, yes! They're finally putting that ridiculous TSC fiasco behind them! Let's hope the ROC process is smoother than what happened months ago at Texas...

Chère Saylin, if you ever need an assistant please feel free to hire me, I can do long distance assistance too

[celldoc 21]

I felt the same way! As soon as someone posted here that they had their visa and were finally heading to the US or their spouse was finally coming to the US, I was like, yes! They're finally putting that ridiculous TSC fiasco behind them! Let's hope the ROC process is smoother than what happened months ago at Texas...

Texas Texas.... aaaaaah the memories... the fleeting touches... such memories

Erm... what's ROC process? Looks like this new chapter will bring with it more stuff to read up on

By the way, as far as we know are there many more refugees left out there?

[Lidia & JB 4]

Thanks SO SO SO MUCH- if I were a little softer your posts would have made me cry too! Seriously, we've been through so damn much, we should write a book (or blog like Wade) someday!

Again, thanks for all your encouraging posts Really made it feel like family.

She's been packed up since I left her in India 2 weeks ago!!

You going into programming doesn't surprise me- with you super-analytical skills and all! I'm sure you're going to kick some major butt

Guys we should find a way to organise a TSC Hostages meeting, even if we are only a few attending . I really would like to see you Celldoc, Saylin, Val & Gary, Wade, CaliGuy... and everybody else!

I'm in Alabama for a few months, then we are moving to New York. Please let's keep in touch

[celldoc 21]

Guys we should find a way to organise a TSC Hostages meeting, even if we are only a few attending . I really would like to see you Celldoc, Saylin, Val & Gary, Wade, CaliGuy... and everybody else!

I'm in Alabama for a few months, then we are moving to New York. Please let's keep in touch

Absolutely! We're all friended on VJ so it'll be easy to keep in touch. Wow New York sounds exciting! You'll have plenty to do if you're in the city- lots of great food!

Edited September 16, 2011 by celldoc

[Saylin 1,605]

She's been packed up since I left her in India 2 weeks ago!!

You going into programming doesn't surprise me- with you super-analytical skills and all! I'm sure you're going to kick some major butt

Yeah, before I moved, I had been packed for MONTHS!

And thanks My husband's also a programmer and I hope I'm just as good!

Chère Saylin, if you ever need an assistant please feel free to hire me, I can do long distance assistance too

I'll keep that in mind

Texas Texas.... aaaaaah the memories... the fleeting touches... such memories

Erm... what's ROC process? Looks like this new chapter will bring with it more stuff to read up on

By the way, as far as we know are there many more refugees left out there?

ROC = Removal of Conditions

Only those married less than 2 years before getting their visa have to do this. Those who have been married less than 2 years get a conditional green card that expires 2 years after POE. So, 90 days before it expires, those people have to file the I-751. So, in February 2013, I'll be filing the I-751 and I'm sure a lot of people here will be filing around that time as well.

Guys we should find a way to organise a TSC Hostages meeting, even if we are only a few attending . I really would like to see you Celldoc, Saylin, Val & Gary, Wade, CaliGuy... and everybody else!

I'm in Alabama for a few months, then we are moving to New York. Please let's keep in touch

Even though I'm not a TSC refugee, I'd definitely like to come

And ohhh, New York, lucky! Much more exciting than South Dakota

[Lidia & JB 4]

Absolutely! We're all friended on VJ so it'll be easy to keep in touch. Wow New York sounds exciting! You'll have plenty to do if you're in the city- lots of great food!

Yep NYC is something!!!

But all I can see is "Work", I'm so willing to start working, for the moment I have to be focused on my little teeager's first steps in the USA, up there in NCY she will be almost like in Paris, so then I will be able to find a job.

If you ever come to NYC I will surely cook something for you and your family but it will surely be French or Portuguese cuisine

Edited September 16, 2011 by Lidia & JB

[celldoc 21]

Yeah, before I moved, I had been packed for MONTHS!

And thanks My husband's also a programmer and I hope I'm just as good!

I'll keep that in mind

ROC = Removal of Conditions

Only those married less than 2 years before getting their visa have to do this. Those who have been married less than 2 years get a conditional green card that expires 2 years after POE. So, 90 days before it expires, those people have to file the I-751. So, in February 2013, I'll be filing the I-751 and I'm sure a lot of people here will be filing around that time as well.

Even though I'm not a TSC refugee, I'd definitely like to come

And ohhh, New York, lucky! Much more exciting than South Dakota

Teaching me something new as always Saylin

Yep NYC is something!!!

But all I can see is "Work", I'm so willing to start working, for the moment I have to be focused on my little teeager's first steps in the USA, up there in NCY she will be almost like in Paris, so then I will be able to find a job.

If you ever come to NYC I will surely cook something for you and your family but it will surely be French or Portuguese cuisine

Sweet! And needless to say, you guys have a friend in Miami

[Lidia & JB 4]

Yeah, before I moved, I had been packed for MONTHS!

And thanks My husband's also a programmer and I hope I'm just as good!

I'll keep that in mind

ROC = Removal of Conditions

Only those married less than 2 years before getting their visa have to do this. Those who have been married less than 2 years get a conditional green card that expires 2 years after POE. So, 90 days before it expires, those people have to file the I-751. So, in February 2013, I'll be filing the I-751 and I'm sure a lot of people here will be filing around that time as well.

Even though I'm not a TSC refugee, I'd definitely like to come

And ohhh, New York, lucky! Much more exciting than South Dakota

I guess Alabama is pretty much like South Dakota

I love it here, but I miss the Eiffel Tower