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Sounds like you are quite busy but sooooo very happy and the next time you post you will be Mrs. Chas. Congratulations and you deserve all the happiness after such a long wait. (F)

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What are you all like, carrying on about laundry? ;)

Chas got here on time and safe and sound. Busy day yesterday - got marriage license, dropped off his suit at the cleaners, picked out the vows for the judge, finishing AOS paperwork. Oh and his most important part of the day - went to IHOP for breakfast. :lol: My favorite part of the day was taking him to my fave restaurant with my best friend for dinner. All in all, a great day.

Today - passport photos, pickup suit, buy wedding bands. Tomorrow: get married. :D:wub:

I'm sure you all are getting on fine without me. Should be back regularly on Monday (when I'm back at work and will no doubt be bored again :lol:

Everything I respond to is from personal knowledge, research or experience and I am in no means a lawyer or do I claim to be one. Everyone should read, research and be responsible for your own journey.

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What are you all like, carrying on about laundry? ;)

Chas got here on time and safe and sound. Busy day yesterday - got marriage license, dropped off his suit at the cleaners, picked out the vows for the judge, finishing AOS paperwork. Oh and his most important part of the day - went to IHOP for breakfast. :lol:

Sounds like my babe. When he comes to see me, I usually take him to IHOP for breakfast. He likes it.

Many congratulations to my friend Tracy. We were friends on the music boards and we met our soulmates there too. We went through the same ####### but we came out strong. Show us your wedding photos as soon as possible when you're able to walk again. ;):whistle:

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What are you all like, carrying on about laundry? ;)

Chas got here on time and safe and sound. Busy day yesterday - got marriage license, dropped off his suit at the cleaners, picked out the vows for the judge, finishing AOS paperwork. Oh and his most important part of the day - went to IHOP for breakfast. :lol:

Sounds like my babe. When he comes to see me, I usually take him to IHOP for breakfast. He likes it.

Many congratulations to my friend Tracy. We were friends on the music boards and we met our soulmates there too. We went through the same ####### but we came out strong. Show us your wedding photos as soon as possible when you're able to walk again. ;):whistle:

This is a very brief hijack I promise.

I have driven past it so many times, but what is IHOP?

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Sorry I missed the opportunity to offer my well wishes! I was in Chicago on business the last few days.

Anyway, I am glad the happy couple was reuinted at long last!! I wish you all the best at your wedding tomorrow!

Congratulations Tracy & Chas!!

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This is a very brief hijack I promise.

I have driven past it so many times, but what is IHOP?

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International House of Pancakes, of course! :lol:

Being a mere Londoner, I have not had the pleasure of stepping into this establishment before. Should I??

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Being a mere Londoner, I have not had the pleasure of stepping into this establishment before. Should I??

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not unless you like heavy rock-like pancakes covered in syrup.

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Where DID this laundry term come up? I've never seen it before....I know WHAT it is but not when....or how it makes sense?

HAPPY WEDDING EVE DAY TRACY & CHAS!

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Another brief hijack....

Forget IHOP... if you have a Cracker Barrel close by... GO IMMEDIATELY. :lol:

The BEST pancakes in the world.... served with REAL Vermont maple syrup. And oh-so-very-very-VERY-bad for you. But yummy!!! :yes: It's my fiance's first stop when he comes to visit!!! (Welllll... "almost" first stop. You know... after the laundries done and all). ;)

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2007:

February - May: extended visit to States, engagement.

5/4: I-129F sent (Texas Service Center, forwarded to California Service Center)

5/11: Petition received at California Service Center.

5/16: Check cleared. NOA1 online (no hard copy received yet)

6/19: NOA1 hard copy arrived FINALLY

7/16: Sent off for Police Certificate (U.K.)

8/22: TOUCHED due to phone call (RFE Trick, was told case wasn't assigned yet)

9/20:APPROVED!!! After 127 days from NOA1 and 139 days from filing date.

10/23: Spoke to Kelly at NVC who said they should have received our petition by now. She advised I send a copy of our NOA2 directly to the NVC office, which I did immediately. :-)

10/26: NVC RECEIVES CASE!

10/30: NVC SENDS CASE TO LONDON CONSULATE

11/1: Consulate receives case in London AND sends out Packet 3.

11/6: Sent Packet 3 to Consulate (we'd downloaded the forms on VJ and had them completed already)

11/22: Appointment for Medical.

2008:

01/08: Interview scheduled for 10 a.m. APPROVED!!!

02/01/08: Stephen comes to America!!!

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This is a very brief hijack I promise.

I have driven past it so many times, but what is IHOP?

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International House of Pancakes, of course! :lol:

Being a mere Londoner, I have not had the pleasure of stepping into this establishment before. Should I??

I usually go for the french toast or crepes. Not bad. Denny's was ok too but I guess it depends on which IHOP or which Denny's has good food.

I have a Cracker Barrel in San Antonio too but I still haven't tried their food yet.

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You guys are hilarious!! We've already done both the IHOP and Cracker Barrel now - Chas needed his fix. :)

And yes - we're finally Mr. and Mrs. It was a nice day and my hubby looked handsome as ever. Just a few piccys.

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What are you all like, carrying on about laundry? ;)

Chas got here on time and safe and sound. Busy day yesterday - got marriage license, dropped off his suit at the cleaners, picked out the vows for the judge, finishing AOS paperwork. Oh and his most important part of the day - went to IHOP for breakfast. :lol:

Sounds like my babe. When he comes to see me, I usually take him to IHOP for breakfast. He likes it.

Many congratulations to my friend Tracy. We were friends on the music boards and we met our soulmates there too. We went through the same ####### but we came out strong. Show us your wedding photos as soon as possible when you're able to walk again. ;):whistle:

We sure have been through it together, haven't we, Addy? (Including Rush message board drama :lol: ) I can't wait for it to be you and Dan's turn (I'm sure you can't wait, either! :D

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Awww, Tracy - lovely lovely pictures!! Congratulations, Mr. & Mrs. Chas!! :D:dance::dance:

2005 - We met

2006 - Filed I-129F

2007 - K-1 issued, moved to US, completed AOS (a busy year, immigration-wise)

2009 - Conditions lifted

2010 - Will be naturalising. Buh-bye, USCIS! smile.png

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MaryandMian   1

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Beautiful pics :)

Everything I respond to is from personal knowledge, research or experience and I am in no means a lawyer or do I claim to be one. Everyone should read, research and be responsible for your own journey.

 
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