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Memory lane and Chest
Lemonslice replied to Nature Boy 2.0's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
I got tired of searching, but I found this mini dig in reference to it in this post from @Harpa Timsah and a "description" of Gary's wife, in his own words [you will have to create the mental image yourself, or not]. --- And, as evidence that the times they are changing, but not that much. This thread/this thread 9 years ago -
Memory lane and Chest
Lemonslice replied to Nature Boy 2.0's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
Gary posting a fake picture of his wife on the beach was... something. -
Go back. Bring boarding passes, flight number(s). As others have said, your wife shouldn't say much besides "I've been told to come back to have my visa endorsed, there's been an error when I flew in". Nothing more. Please correct the error. Don't tell them how, just please correct the error, I've been told to come back because it's really important.
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As an immigrant, you are also much better protected with the spousal visa. Should something happen, you are able to stay in the US and (co-)parent. As a fiancé, should things go sour before the adjustment of status is completed, you are very, very, limited in ways to stay in regular contact with your child.
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Reply with this page printed, hightlighting this part, and the fact that your spouse is not Pakistani: "Citizens of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Afghans living in Pakistan must also only present a marriage certificate issued by religious authorities, as Union Councils do not issue NADRA certificates to these groups." https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Pakistan.html
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Have them send you the passport then. Not ideal, could get lost, but you'll most probably be fine. Alternatively, you can get a travel document, or new passport, from the nearest Canadian embassy/consulate - however, they will cancel your current passport, so your visa will be in a then-void passport, and it is a few hundreds dollars. Don't forget that your visa will only be valid for 6 months from your medical exam, not clear how long ago that was.
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Canada has Tylenol with Codeine. France, acetylcysteine to clear wet cough. I am a little legal smuggler. All declared, and for personal use.
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I thought users were trying to react to how serious your situation is; you can say *expletive* this, and *expletive* that, but at the end of the day, you are the one who has to follow their rules, and comply with what they want to see. I am sorry you want to close your account. You can report your thread and they will close it. Or you can leave it as is, and come back in a few weeks/months, to update everyone and confirm that all is well in the end. Take care.
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Big thread on VJ recently about traveling with meds...
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So, maybe not what you want to do, but move on your own now, work (wherever, plenty of work at $15/hr you can start tomorrow, you do not have to love it, it is only to have extra income for a few months) - this will put you way over the minimum requirement and then no need to find a joint sponsor. Your family will be reunited promptly.
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Ways of slowing down the process?
Lemonslice replied to CZ Sam's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
Don't forget that your spouse won't be able to travel for a little, or longer, period after she immigrates. Cancer treatment is often a fluid situation, will your spouse be ok with being away, and possibly not being able to go back home easily? Getting married there now would also allow her mom to attend. Something to think and discuss between you. Best of luck to you and your family. -
My shirt is from the regional NFL team, trying to pass as a local. The cats enjoyed the stroller, and I could walk at some speed... they only run at 3 am! I think the cats are 12 or 13 years old now. They are very small, around 7 pounds each. Behaviours is very English, not sure why you Americans dropped the extra letters
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Yelling, and other disrespectful behaviours are not cool... Yesterday was in a jogging stroller - but one of them does well on a leash / the other one just rolls in the mulch. Here is a short clip of leash "success": https://streamable.com/pr9nan - and her sister: https://ibb.co/9933qhF