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    We met online when I was in Bosnia with the British Army, she sent me tickets to see her in Florida a few days after I got back and the rest is history. We've had to wait for her divorce to be finalised but it's all worth the wait. We now have two children, our little boys Sully is 4 and our little angel Julie is 2. Somehow having children didn't help me get over there any quicker and actually counted against me going as a visitor. Everything will be perfect when we can be together again for good.

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  1.    millefleur reacted to a post in a topic: Wrong stamp in passport
  2. MacUK
    Thanks everyone for the reassurance. We'll be heading back to the UK next week so there's no chance of any overstay. (After 20 years of not being able to visit I'm not screwing that up again!)
  3. MacUK
    Thanks, just checked it online and it says she's got a 90 day stay. As long as that wrong stamp doesn't cause dramas in the future
  4. MacUK
    20 years after I stupidly messed up my own VWP I finally was able to get approved for my B1B2 and arrived in the US last night to attend my sons wedding. Got a few questions from CBP regarding why I'm using at B1B2 instead of VWP and then waved us through. The issue we have is that my girlfriend is here with me and she came over using VWP. When we looked at our passports this morning I noticed that hers is stamped B1B2 and she's been given 6 months stay instead of 90 days. I can understand the CBP officer mistakenly just stamping both our passports with the same stamp but I'm just worried that this may effect any future US visits for my girlfriend. I don't want her to be accused of entering under the wrong category when we didn't do anything wrong.
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