Yardies, at home and a farrin' (Part 4)

[rhondapayter 0]

So......how many vets are we losing because some new folks do not know how to act in this thread???? Personally, I am taking my beef off line and moving on.....It is really sad because I think everyone has different experiences and perspectives to share and some of them can be most helpful and eye opening.

So...with that bit of footage....I sign out...this thread has become something I simply can not stomach.....It is really too bad that some new lady from the UK has decided to take something so "sweet" and turn it into personal attacks and personalize things.....

Kim, please don't go Maybe we should start voting people off the island!!!!

I am gone for awhile to because of things

Maybe in the future I will return but AG girl you have no clue what u have interupted or runied with your judgments here.

I'm starting to see a common equation here and I don't like it at all. Jax, please don't go

[rhondapayter 0]

Oh my gosh my hubby says we can't find out until the day we have a kid. He researched my illness online and told me I had to have a section to make sure I was safe and baby. He is like my father I swear. We have our names already picked out. Do you guys have any names you both like?

Me and Tony can NOT agree on names We're going to wait until we find out the sex so at least that will cut our options in half!! Jax, do you mean hubby wants you to have a C-section if you get pregnant???

[rhondapayter 0]

I don't think ANYONE should leave the board. I don't care whether I agree with you or not. But it doesn't make sense to let other people and other people's opinions run you from someplace. I don't think anyone would say that this thread has not been helpful. I think it continues to be helpful, no matter what stage you're in, even if you're completely finished with paperwork.

Yes, I agree It also helps the time go by when you're at work at 3am in the morning

[rhondapayter 0]

Oh you may want to think twice about this breed. They are veeerrry needy and the breed has a tendancy to eat is own poo! Hence the name Shih tzu...lol!

Eeeeewwww Are you serious? That's gross!!!

[rhondapayter 0]

I am putting together all my forms and collecting the info needed to file my CR1 visa. I started filling out some of the forms, just to give myself practice and I came across some questions:

1. On the I-130 where it asks for your spouses address, what did you put? Evan has only given me a PO Box address in Negril, I'm not sure if he has a physical street address on his house. Did anyone else have this problem? It seems they ask for the "street" address a couple of times on this form and the G325a.

2. Did you fill out your forms by hand in ink, or did you fill them out on the computer?

3. Also on I130 # 15 do they want to know Evans current place of work information in Jamaica? Or is this question only if your spouse is currently working in the US?

Thanks guys

1.) I think a LOT of us had that problem Many JA houses/apt. do NOT have street numbers. When Tony tried to tell me his address I kept telling him he was missing parts of it!!! I think I just put down whatever he gave me.

2.) I did all mine on the computer. It just looks neater and you can fit more in.

3.) They want to know your fiance/spouse current work info. in Jamaica.

[Jayandmars 0]

Do I need a visa?

The following indicate some countries to which US Permanent Residents holding Jamaican Passports can / cannot travel without a visa. All info is subject to change and it is always recommended that you check with the embassy of a specific country before making travel plans.

For US Citizen see : http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochu...hures_1229.html

For US Permanent Resident see :

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ational_travel_

information/visa_passport_information/index.jsp

VISA? WEBSITE / INFO

CANADA N

MEXICO N

U.K. Y/N Visa required for visiting however it is NOT required for

Transit Without Visa (connecting within 24hrs).

http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servlet/Front?

pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=

Page&cid=1125563625770

ALASKA N

COSTA RICA N

GUAM N

HAWAII N

DOMINICAN REP. N

NETHERLAND AN. N (Dutch Caribbean)

PANAMA N Pay $5.00 to Airline for a Tourist Card

PERU N

PHILLIPINES N

SWITZERLAND N

TURKS & CAICOS N

US VIRGIN ISLES N

BR VIRGIN ISLES N If arriving directly from U.S. mainland

BRAZIL Y US Citizens must apply for a tourist visa

BELGIUM Y

CYPRUS Y

DENMARK Y

ECUADOR Y

FRANCE Y

FRENCH W.I. Y

GERMANY Y

GREECE Y

IRELAND (rep of) Y

ITALY Y

JAPAN Y

LUXEMBOURG Y

NETHERLANDS Y

PARAGUAY Y

PORTUGAL Y

SPAIN Y

SWEDEN Y

THAILAND Y http://www.thaiembassy.jp/visa-e/e-doineedvisa.htm

Advisory: Beginning January 23, 2007 passports are required for travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, central and South America, the Caribbean (excluding U.S. territories), and Bermuda. For additional details see the U.S. Department of State's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative information.

[Jayandmars 0]

Do I need a visa?

The following indicate some countries to which US Permanent Residents holding Jamaican Passports can / cannot travel without a visa. All info is subject to change and it is always recommended that you check with the embassy of a specific country before making travel plans.

For US Citizen see : http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochu...hures_1229.html

For US Permanent Resident see :

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ational_travel_

information/visa_passport_information/index.jsp

VISA? WEBSITE / INFO

CANADA N

MEXICO N

U.K. Y/N Visa required for visiting however it is NOT required for

Transit Without Visa (connecting within 24hrs).

http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servlet/Front?

pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=

Page&cid=1125563625770

ALASKA N

COSTA RICA N

GUAM N

HAWAII N

DOMINICAN REP. N

NETHERLAND AN. N (Dutch Caribbean)

PANAMA N Pay $5.00 to Airline for a Tourist Card

PERU N

PHILLIPINES N

SWITZERLAND N

TURKS & CAICOS N

US VIRGIN ISLES N

BR VIRGIN ISLES N If arriving directly from U.S. mainland

BRAZIL Y US Citizens must apply for a tourist visa

BELGIUM Y

CYPRUS Y

DENMARK Y

ECUADOR Y

FRANCE Y

FRENCH W.I. Y

GERMANY Y

GREECE Y

IRELAND (rep of) Y

ITALY Y

JAPAN Y

LUXEMBOURG Y

NETHERLANDS Y

PARAGUAY Y

PORTUGAL Y

SPAIN Y

SWEDEN Y

THAILAND Y http://www.thaiembassy.jp/visa-e/e-doineedvisa.htm

Advisory: Beginning January 23, 2007 passports are required for travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, central and South America, the Caribbean (excluding U.S. territories), and Bermuda. For additional details see the U.S. Department of State's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative information.

[Jayandmars 0]

Do I need a visa?

The following indicates some countries to which US Permanent Residents holding Jamaican Passports can / cannot travel without a visa. All info is subject to change and it is always recommended that you check with the embassy of a specific country before making travel plans.

For US Citizen see : http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochu...hures_1229.html

For US Permanent Resident see :

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ational_travel_

information/visa_passport_information/index.jsp

CANADA NO

MEXICO NO

U.K. YES / NO Visa required for visiting however it is NOT required for

Transit Without Visa (connecting within 24hrs).

http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servlet/Front?

pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=

Page&cid=1125563625770

ALASKA NO

COSTA RICA NO

GUAM NO

HAWAII NO

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NO

NETHERLAND ANTILLES NO (Dutch Caribbean)

PANAMA NO Pay $5.00 to Airline for a Tourist Card

PERU NO

PHILLIPINES NO

SWITZERLAND NO

TURKS & CAICOS NO

US VIRGIN ISLANDS NO

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS NO If arriving directly from U.S. mainland

BRAZIL YES US Citizens must apply for a tourist visa

BELGIUM YES

CYPRUS YES

DENMARK YES

ECUADOR YES

FRANCE YES

FRENCH WEST INDIES YES

GERMANY YES

GREECE YES

IRELAND (republic of) YES

ITALY YES

JAPAN YES

LUXEMBOURG YES

NETHERLANDS YES

PARAGUAY YES

PORTUGAL YES

SPAIN YES

SWEDEN YES

THAILAND YES http://www.thaiembassy.jp/visa-e/e-doineedvisa.htm

Advisory: Beginning January 23, 2007 passports are required for travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, central and South America, the Caribbean (excluding U.S. territories), and Bermuda. For additional details see the U.S. Department of State's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative information.

Edited May 7, 2007 by Jayandmars

[Jayandmars 0]

Do I need a visa?

Sorry guys...I cut and pasted from WORD and it didnt come out quite right and the information can be mis interpreted. I will post again below:

The following indicates some countries to which US Permanent Residents holding Jamaican Passports can / cannot travel without a visa. All info is subject to change and it is always recommended that you check with the embassy of a specific country before making travel plans.

For US Citizen see : http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochu...hures_1229.html

For US Permanent Resident see :

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ational_travel_

information/visa_passport_information/index.jsp

CANADA NONE REQUIRED

MEXICO NONE REQUIRED

U.K. Visa required for visiting however it is NOT required for

Transiting (connecting within 24hrs).

http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servlet/Front?

pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=

Page&cid=1125563625770

ALASKA NONE REQUIRED

COSTA RICA NONE REQUIRED

GUAM NONE REQUIRED

HAWAII NONE REQUIRED

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NONE REQUIRED

NETHERLAND ANTILLES NONE REQUIRED (Dutch Caribbean)

PANAMA NONE REQUIRED Pay $5.00 to Airline for a Tourist Card

PERU NONE REQUIRED

PHILLIPINES NONE REQUIRED

SWITZERLAND NONE REQUIRED

TURKS & CAICOS NONE REQUIRED

US VIRGIN ISLANDS NONE REQUIRED

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS NONE REQUIRED If arriving directly from U.S. mainland

BRAZIL VISA REQUIRED US Citizens must apply for a tourist visa

BELGIUM VISA REQUIRED

CYPRUS VISA REQUIRED

DENMARK VISA REQUIRED

ECUADOR VISA REQUIRED

FRANCE VISA REQUIRED

FRENCH WEST INDIES VISA REQUIRED

GERMANY VISA REQUIRED

GREECE VISA REQUIRED

IRELAND (republic of) VISA REQUIRED

ITALY VISA REQUIRED

JAPAN VISA REQUIRED

LUXEMBOURG VISA REQUIRED

NETHERLANDS VISA REQUIRED

PARAGUAY VISA REQUIRED

PORTUGAL VISA REQUIRED

SPAIN VISA REQUIRED

SWEDEN VISA REQUIRED

THAILAND VISA REQUIRED

http://www.thaiembassy.jp/visa-e/e-doineedvisa.htm

Advisory: Beginning January 23, 2007 passports are required for travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, central and South America, the Caribbean (excluding U.S. territories), and Bermuda.

[jlvr 1]

Thanks for the info, Jayandmars.

[jlvr 1]

Yes, yes, and yes I agree with you Kim completely!!! This thread has been around for a long time now. Recently we've lost alot of our Veterans due to mean, rude, and un-called for comments. If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all!!!

Sounds good, except there might be disagreement as to what is rude and what is un-called for.

[*JG* 2]

I hope no one leaves this thread. I personally learn from the good, the bad, and the ugly on here. And, everyone is entitled to their opinions, whether I agree with them or not.

[brownnskinn 0]

Thanks for the info, Jayandmars.

Ditto! Thanks for the information.

Happy Monday.

[luvtravlin 0]

Advisory: Beginning January 23, 2007 passports are required for travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, central and South America, the Caribbean (excluding U.S. territories), and Bermuda.

This is for those that are US/American Citizens...... you may want to check with the Embassy of the country you would be traveling to. You can travel to ANY US (domesitcally) including ...Hawaii, San Juan and Virgin Islands

You will need your passport and greencard to travel up to that point....you can only travel within the US territories.

Your greencard gets you back INTO the US.

[Jonesie 1]

Good morning/afternoon

It is really sad that these negative comments are still being carried on to a new day/new week. This is really getting us nowhere. I hope that things simmer down soon. I want things to improve here and I know that nothing is perfect, but seriously - there are so many ppl out there that need help and I'm almost certain that after newbies take a look into this forum and all they see is bickering and petty arguments, they bolt away from here like a bat out of hell.

Let's try to remember the purpose of this thread.

I'm gonna take some time myself to step away from here. For those that have my contact info, feel free to use it. I'm out!