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  1. 1. Do we like the communist flag under our VJ id?

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    • No
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    • Not Sure
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dalegg Experienced

dalegg   143

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I'm really not sure. I know a lot of VJ members in the past have posted the South Vietnam Flag in their signature, and some were even from Saigon in the early 70s. Probably better answered by them.

20-July -03 Meet Nicole

17-May -04 Divorce Final. I-129F submitted to USCIS

02-July -04 NOA1

30-Aug -04 NOA2 (Approved)

13-Sept-04 NVC to HCMC

08-Oc t -04 Pack 3 received and sent

15-Dec -04 Pack 4 received.

24-Jan-05 Interview----------------Passed

28-Feb-05 Visa Issued

06-Mar-05 ----Nicole is here!!EVERYBODY DANCE!

10-Mar-05 --US Marriage

01-Nov-05 -AOS complete

14-Nov-07 -10 year green card approved

12-Mar-09 Citizenship Oath Montebello, CA

May '04- Mar '09! The 5 year journey is complete!

ridejewel Collaborator

ridejewel   0

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It's our flag, I enjoy it.

K-1

Service Center :California Service Center

Consulate : Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

I-129F Sent :2006-06-23

I-129F NOA1 :2006-07-11

I-129F NOA2 :2006-10-11

NVC Left :2006-10-26

Consulate Received :2006-11-02

Packet 3 Received :2006-11-14

Packet 3 Sent :2006-11-15

Packet 4 Received :2007-01-22

Interview Date :2007-02-13 Submit Review

Visa Received :2007-02-14

US Entry :2007-02-20

Your interview took 235 days from filing.

Adjustment of Status

CIS Office :Seattle WA

Date Filed :2007-04-02

BioMetrics: 2007-05-03

Touched: 2007-05-04

Interview: 2007-07-19 PASSED!!!

Employment Authorization Document

Touched: 2007-05-04

Approved: 2007-6-18

Card Recieved: 2007-6-25

Removing Conditions

I-715 Sent California: 2009-4-23

I-715 recieved: 2009-4-24

I-797C NOA recieved 2009-5-16

Biometrics letter recieved: 2009-06-22

Biometrics: 2009-07-10

Approved: 2009-08-13

10 Year Card Arrived: 2009-08-18

Kevin&Loan Enthusiast

Kevin&Loan   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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I was shocked when I saw that flag under my name. I was trying desperately to find a way to remove it. This is not even funny. And yes, please no political comments here. I know there are two streams of idea about this flag and I have heard it all. We are here to support one another for another matter, not the flag. So, get rid of the flag and move on.

Edited by Kevin&Loan

I used to be indecisive. Now I am just not sure ...

Robert & Van Enthusiast

Robert & Van   0

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Van does not like the flag. Myself I'm not sure.

Edited by Robert & Van

K1/K2 Time Line:

2-22-06 I-129F sent to Nebraska Service Center

3-03-06 NOA1 Received In Mail

5-27-06 NOA2 Received In Mail

6-08-06 NVC Received

6-12-06 NVC Sent File To HCMC

8-01-06 Van Received Packet 3

8-02-06 Van turned Back Packet 3 at Consulate.

9-29-06 Van Received Packet 4 in the Mail.

10-23-06 Interview - Passed

12-01-06 POE - San Fransisco, 10 Min Thur Immigration for Van and Thu

AOS Time Line:

2-06-07 K-1-K2 AOS Mailed I-131,I-765 And I-485

2-20-07 NOA K-1-K2 AOS I-131,I-765 And I-485

2-26-07 Received Biometrics appointment notice's

3-06-07 Biometrics appointment's scheduled and completed

3-30-07 Received AOS Letters For Interviews

5-22-07 AOS Interviews-Passed

6-01-07 Van Receives 2 Year Green Card K1

7-07-07 Thu Receives 2 Year Green Card K2

Removing Conditions Time line:

3-30-09 I-751 Sent to Calif Service Center

4-07-09 Check Cleared

4-10-09 NOA in Mail-Reciept Date 4-01-09

4-17-09 Biometrics appointment Notice For Van And Thu

5-01-09 Biometrics completed

6-09-09 Approved - Green Cards in Production.

7-17-09 Received 10 year Green Cards For Van & thu

N400 US Citizenship

12-13-10 Sent package

12-20-10 NOA - Reciept

12-22-10 Check Cleared

12-29-10 Biometrics appointment Notice

1-21-11 Biometrics appointment

4-20-11 Interview - PASSED

5-19-11 Oath

6-20-11 Recived U.S. Passport

Captain Ewok Veteran

Captain Ewok   1,900

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I can add an option to remove it if you really want that. Let me know.

I am an Ewok. I am here to to keep the peace. Please contact me if you have a problem with the site or a complaint regarding a violation of the Terms of Service. For the fastest response please use the 'Contact Us' page to contact me.

Captain Ewok Veteran

Captain Ewok   1,900

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Select 'Vietnam (no flag)' as your country. This will fix the flag (remove it) but you will not be able to find other members from Vietnam by clicking on your country name and you will also not be able to autolink to the Vietname Portal Page. Those are the limitations right now. It is somewhat of a technical difficulty to implement this any otherway that is more elegant but it does fix your immediate request :).

I am an Ewok. I am here to to keep the peace. Please contact me if you have a problem with the site or a complaint regarding a violation of the Terms of Service. For the fastest response please use the 'Contact Us' page to contact me.

Sweet Love Contributor

Sweet Love   0

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I don't understand the flag is a problem here and anywhere. Wherever you go or live you are still Vietnamese (not about citizen) and in your body it's Vietnamese blood. Is the flag can change it?

Hang and Kevin

*****\(^_^)/\(^.^)/*****

Oct. 30.2006 - I-129F Sent

Nov. 06.2006 - NOA1

Jan. 23.2007 - USCIS have approved our case

Jan. 26.2007 - Received NOA2 in mail from USCIS

Feb. 05.2007 - NVC forwarded case to U. S. Consulate in HCM

Feb. 07.2007 - Received Notification in mail from NVC

Feb. 09.2007 - HCM consulate received from NVC

Mar. 05.2007 - HCM Consulate sends out Packet 3

Apr. 05.2007 - Finally Got Packet 3 from HCM Consulate

Apr. 06.2007 - Sent back Packet 3 to HCMC

Apr. 10.2007 - HCMC received Packet 3

July.02.2007 - Received Packet 4

July. 23.2007 - INTERVIEW DATE =>PASSED. Yippy! \(^_^)/

Aug.01.2007 - POE at San Francisco

Aug.16.2007 - Got married

Oct.08.2007 - AOS sent

Oct.10.2007 - delivered

Oct.15.2007 - got mail (NOA for AOS)

Sweet Love Contributor

Sweet Love   0

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I was shocked when I saw that flag under my name. And yes, please no political comments here. We are here to support one another for another matter, not the flag. So, get rid of the flag and move on.

I was shocked when saw it the first time. Thought someone hacked and changed it. And I'm agree with Kevin & Loan with that opinion.

Hang and Kevin

*****\(^_^)/\(^.^)/*****

Oct. 30.2006 - I-129F Sent

Nov. 06.2006 - NOA1

Jan. 23.2007 - USCIS have approved our case

Jan. 26.2007 - Received NOA2 in mail from USCIS

Feb. 05.2007 - NVC forwarded case to U. S. Consulate in HCM

Feb. 07.2007 - Received Notification in mail from NVC

Feb. 09.2007 - HCM consulate received from NVC

Mar. 05.2007 - HCM Consulate sends out Packet 3

Apr. 05.2007 - Finally Got Packet 3 from HCM Consulate

Apr. 06.2007 - Sent back Packet 3 to HCMC

Apr. 10.2007 - HCMC received Packet 3

July.02.2007 - Received Packet 4

July. 23.2007 - INTERVIEW DATE =>PASSED. Yippy! \(^_^)/

Aug.01.2007 - POE at San Francisco

Aug.16.2007 - Got married

Oct.08.2007 - AOS sent

Oct.10.2007 - delivered

Oct.15.2007 - got mail (NOA for AOS)

chuckandkim Proficient

chuckandkim   0

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You all should be concerned about which flag will get your wife her Visa to come to the US. Last time I checked, the US States Dept does not recognize the other flag. Official business and governmental matter all go under the Yellow Star flag, not the Tri-sticks one.

Here is my personal take, I grew up with the communist flag, that's the fact for most of the children of Uncle Ho. That's the flag which representing us, the Vietnam which we know. I may heard many things about the previous government, and the tri-sticks flag, but I don't feel like having the old flag under my name. Frankly, if it's up to me, i would have the red flag yellow star with three stripes running accross. Now that would be PERFECT and true sense of unity. My family would, maybe recognize it somedays! As for now, having the VN flag as it, that's fine and legal in my opinion. Do not confuse and teach dis-unity to your children. Whatever flag it is, we are still vietnamese at heart.

My vote: leave the flag as is.

"You always get what you've always gotten if you always do what you always did."

MTDTD Explorer

MTDTD   0

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You all should be concerned about which flag will get your wife her Visa to come to the US. Last time I checked, the US States Dept does not recognize the other flag. Official business and governmental matter all go under the Yellow Star flag, not the Tri-sticks one.

Here is my personal take, I grew up with the communist flag, that's the fact for most of the children of Uncle Ho. That's the flag which representing us, the Vietnam which we know. I may heard many things about the previous government, and the tri-sticks flag, but I don't feel like having the old flag under my name. Frankly, if it's up to me, i would have the red flag yellow star with three stripes running accross. Now that would be PERFECT and true sense of unity. My family would, maybe recognize it somedays! As for now, having the VN flag as it, that's fine and legal in my opinion. Do not confuse and teach dis-unity to your children. Whatever flag it is, we are still vietnamese at heart.

My vote: leave the flag as is.

It would be nice if you can draw up that's proposed PERFECT flag of unity. Also, remember to completely merge the stripes and the star don't put one on top the other.

Timeline

2006-07-10 : I-129F sent to TSC

2007-03-24 : Leave for Vietnam

2007-03-29 : Blue slip and then PINK

2007-04-03 : Picked Up Visa

2007-04-07 : POE in Chicago

2007-04-11 : Married In Court

2007-04-23 : SSN applications submit

2007-05-01 : SSN Recevied

2007-05-17 : AOS + EAD Sent

2007-05-29 : I-765 EAD NOA received

2007-05-31 : I-485 AOS NOA received

2007-08-01 : EAD received

2007-08-02 : Green Card AOS received

Life is good...

dalegg Experienced

dalegg   143

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It would be nice if you can draw up that's proposed PERFECT flag of unity. Also, remember to completely merge the stripes and the star don't put one on top the other.

Did you ever notice how the colors of the 2 flags are the same?

20-July -03 Meet Nicole

17-May -04 Divorce Final. I-129F submitted to USCIS

02-July -04 NOA1

30-Aug -04 NOA2 (Approved)

13-Sept-04 NVC to HCMC

08-Oc t -04 Pack 3 received and sent

15-Dec -04 Pack 4 received.

24-Jan-05 Interview----------------Passed

28-Feb-05 Visa Issued

06-Mar-05 ----Nicole is here!!EVERYBODY DANCE!

10-Mar-05 --US Marriage

01-Nov-05 -AOS complete

14-Nov-07 -10 year green card approved

12-Mar-09 Citizenship Oath Montebello, CA

May '04- Mar '09! The 5 year journey is complete!

 

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