Waiting for a NOA2 from CSC for your I-129F?

[Jeraly 4]

Haha - it is something I have discussed at length all over - surprised you haven't heard my tale of woe already!!!

Ok - as short as I can make it:

We booked the wedding when the waiting time from NOA1 to NOA2 was 90 days. Then because the post screwed up me sending my evidence over (it got returned to me two weeks after I sent it for no apparent reason) it tacked an extra six weeks onto our filing date meaning we filed at the end of July.

Wedding paid for, family's plane tickets bought etc - nightmare so there is no way of changing things really. We've set our heart on our wedding and decided that our wedding date was a choice between Feb 2008 or Feb 2009 so if push comes to shove and we have to go down the K-3 route then that is the way it has to be... just really hoping it won't come to that.

Our preferred method of things is if we don't get the visa in time, to have a non-legal wedding in Feb (no license, don't sign register etc) then have our legal wedding when we get the visa proper

We were naive when we set out and shouldn't really have booked the wedding but these things happen and we just have to make the best of it - the important thing is we will be together eventually - and we've waited six years so a little longer won't kill us - especially if we have the rest of our lives together

What doesn't kill us can only make us stronger, right?

[Tim & Cai 15]

Thats a quote from "The Fifth Element" right? Zorg

[Jeraly 4]

If it is then I have subconsciously absorbed it into my being

I am totally not a film buff although at least I have seen that one.. once or twice... a long time ago

[weedebz 0]

hahaha "what doesn't kill me makes me stronger" that was my last words before I did my first solo skydive!!!

and I wasn't as nervous and stressed out doing that as I am going through all this malarky. So I'd rather fling myself out of a plane at 10,000ft than file through USCIS!!!

[StillThePrettiest 3]

believe it or not, I'd rather file through USCIS

[mox 298]

Thats a quote from "The Fifth Element" right? Zorg

I think it was used in T5E, but the original quote "That which does not kill us only makes us stronger" is from Nietzsche, a German philospher.

Of course, that which doesn't kill us can mutilate us horribly, but I try not to think about that...

[Jeraly 4]

Yeah... we want happy fluffy bunny thoughts here please...

[StillThePrettiest 3]

yeah; they taste good with a bit of rosemary

[weedebz 0]

believe it or not, I'd rather file through USCIS

OFF TOPIC

I've done 21 jumps now....5 static line at 2,000ft (solo jump but chute pulls automatically as attached to plane), 5 tandem skydives between 5,000 and 10,00ft and 11 solo skydives between 8,000 and 10,000 ft. It's a great thrill. My first jump was for charity and I was scared sh1tless. Then once I landed I was perm-a-grin for a week and I was hooked. Between that jump and walking the 96mile "west highland way" (glasgow to fort william) in 6 days whilst carrying all our own tent and camping survival kit (no comfy camp sites) me and 5 friends have raised just over £18,000 for a cancer care charity after a close friend died from cancer aged 19 6 years ago.

Edited November 16, 2007 by weedebz

[Ovaltine Jenkins 5]

Thats a quote from "The Fifth Element" right? Zorg

I think it was used in T5E, but the original quote "That which does not kill us only makes us stronger" is from Nietzsche, a German philospher.

Of course, that which doesn't kill us can mutilate us horribly, but I try not to think about that...

Yeah I don´t know this sentence from any movie...In Czech language we have been saying it ever since

[Ovaltine Jenkins 5]

believe it or not, I'd rather file through USCIS

OFF TOPIC

I've done 21 jumps now....5 static line at 2,000ft (solo jump but chute pulls automatically as attached to plane), 5 tandem skydives between 5,000 and 10,00ft and 11 solo skydives between 8,000 and 10,000 ft. It's a great thrill. My first jump was for charity and I was scared sh1tless. Then once I landed I was perm-a-grin for a week and I was hooked. Between that jump and walking the 96mile highland way in 6 days whilst carrying all our own tent and camping survival kit me and 5 friends have raised just over £18,000 for a cancer care charity after a close friend died from cancer aged 19 6 years ago.

Thats amazing And sorry to hear about loss

[Jeraly 4]

Debz - I love the idea of falling through the air (with parachute open!!) but I just couldn't bring myself to jump out of the plane... I think hot air ballooning is more my style Although I haven't done that either...

[Ovaltine Jenkins 5]

So all the new approvals are coming out of Vermont. Does that mean Vermont finally woke up? Does that mean CSC is going to winter sleep now?

[Jeraly 4]

The thought had crossed my mind... Could really do with a few more July approvals.... particularly mine... not that I'm selfish or anything

[Rob & Jin 0]

how many approvals so far this week ?