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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Easy huh? Why we have lots of idoit drivers on the road should make the test harder.

Yes, and a prime example of that is the Washington DC metro area where we have a huge population of people from all over the world. People drive like maniac's here. Turn signals seem to be considered optional, or at best an after thought. People just change lanes, no blinkers. People signal right but move left. People drive slow in the fast lane forcing the rest of us to pass them on the right. It's bad here.

Formerly of not so sunny Syracuse, New York (and going way back, Davis California!)

- 2008 Aug Met and began online relationship

- 2008 Dec 2-7 Met 1st time in person (England)

- 2009 Mar 28 Became engaged

- 2009 Apr 2-15 Met 2nd time in person (Syracuse-NY-USA)

- 2009 Aug 25 - Sep 25 Met 3rd time in person (Syracuse-NY-USA)

- 2009 Oct 19 Sent I-129F Application to USCIS

- 2009 Oct 30 NOA1 received

- 2010 Jan 20 NOA2 received (Approval Notice)

- 2010 Feb 4 Notified that approved I-129F petition forward to US Emabassy at London

- 2010 Mar 26 - Apr 15 Met 4th time in person (Fairfax-VA-USA)

- 2010 July 29 Fiancee had medical in London

- 2010 July 30 London Embassy Interview Date (K1 Visa approved pending a laundry list of medial stuff)

- 2010 Nov 2 Courier website shows K1 Visa packet enroute for delivery. 1st indication of final approval!

- 2010 Nov 3 K1 Visa packet delivered by courier! Visa's are in the building and in my fiancees hands! (tentative Jan 2011 arrival)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: France
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Yes, and a prime example of that is the Washington DC metro area where we have a huge population of people from all over the world. People drive like maniac's here. Turn signals seem to be considered optional, or at best an after thought. People just change lanes, no blinkers. People signal right but move left. People drive slow in the fast lane forcing the rest of us to pass them on the right. It's bad here.

I actually thought it was even worst when I was living in arizona! People would cross 5 lanes to get into there exist without quite checking anything... and without turn signals of course... It was pretty crazy!

Good luck in your visa journey!

From the day we sent I-129F to the day I recieved my K-1: Exactly 9 months
I am the benifeciary

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Here is a link to my experience of getting my license in Ohio:

Hope it helps.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/441252-getting-your-drivers-license-in-ohio/

PRACTICE the maneuverability test before you go to take it. I have been driving for 25 years and never had to do something like this. If you are an experienced driver you won't have any problems (I didn't) but getting familiar with the test is necessary!!

Timeline
USCIS
04/03/2012: I-130 Sent from Ohio
04/05/2012: Rejection Letter b/c we left a line blank! (DUH)
04/09/2012: Re-mailed I-130 from Ohio
04/17/2012: NOA1
~SEVEN MONTH WAIT~
11/28/2012: NOA2

NVC
12/14/2012: NVC received
12/17/2012: Case number/IIN
12/17/2012: AOS Bill PAID
12/29/2012: AOS Package sent
12/20/2012: IV Bill PAID
01/03/2013: IV Package sent
02/05/2013: Case complete at NVC
02/07/2013: Interview scheduled

MONTREAL CONSULATE
02/06/2013: Embassy received
03/01/2013: Medical
03/11/2013: Interview/APPROVED
03/14/2013: Visa packet picked up at Loomis/DHL office in Dorval, PQ
03/15/2013: Paid $165.00 Green Card Fee
03/27/2013: POE: Montreal P.E. Trudeau Airport
04/03/2013: Notice of Action that "Fee is in Suspense"
04/09/2013: Notice of Action that "Fee is accepted and paperwork is in process"
04/10/2013: Notice of Action that a "New card has been ordered"
04/16/2013: Green Card arrived in the mail. Yes, it IS green! smile.png

06/28/2013: Took Driver's License Written Test

07/06/2013: Passed Driver's License Road and Maneuverability test. Received Driver's License

07/06/2013: Hired at Kohl's Department Store

 
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