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Guinevere · Mar 4th 2004, 9:46 am

Hello everyone. I've just joined this morning and I found this site by my fiance who is an american. He has friends on here I think that was given by one of his friends who is marrying a british person. His name is Scott Carpenter and he is lives in Michigan, USA. We've known each other for 8-9 months now and we are engaged to be married, but right now, we're sorting out immigration forms and visa's etc. We do chainmaille together and love medieval stuff

I shall be also be taking my two children with me to live with him, so if anyone has or knows a lot of info about Immigration and Visa's etc, can you help me in that way.

Thanks again.

Guinevere.

P.S. This is us. It was taken in my dining room.

FlyergirlUK · Mar 4th 2004, 1:11 pm

Hi Guinevere,

For more information on marriage visas go to visajourney.com and check out the FAQs for more information on the whole process.

Best wishes

Tam

dbark · Mar 4th 2004, 2:21 pm

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Originally posted by Guinevere
Hello everyone. I've just joined this morning and I found this site by my fiance who is an american. He has friends on here I think that was given by one of his friends who is marrying a british person. His name is Scott Carpenter and he is lives in Michigan, USA. We've known each other for 8-9 months now and we are engaged to be married, but right now, we're sorting out immigration forms and visa's etc. We do chainmaille together and love medieval stuff

I shall be also be taking my two children with me to live with him, so if anyone has or knows a lot of info about Immigration and Visa's etc, can you help me in that way.

Thanks again.

Guinevere.

P.S. This is us. It was taken in my dining room.

Hi Guinevere,

You can also get a lot of support and help on going the K1 visa route from the US Marriage Based Visas forum:

http://britishexpats.com/forum/forum...?s=&forumid=35

I met my now husband online and have been here in the US since October, when we got married. My 14-year old daughter is living with us, as well as his 17-year old son.

Welcome to BritishExpats!

Debbie

Jack The Lad · Mar 4th 2004, 5:23 pm

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Originally posted by Guinevere
We do chainmaille together and love medieval stuff

Sounds kinky

Does it hurt?

If not I might give it a go, where can I get the gear?

PS Welcome to the site

candy wy. · Mar 4th 2004, 5:28 pm

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Originally posted by Jack Daws
Sounds kinky

Does it hurt?

If not I might give it a go, where can I get the gear?

PS Welcome to the site

i am sure the gear will look good on you

Mar 4th 2004, 5:31 pm

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Originally posted by candy wy.
i am sure the gear will look good on you

have you seen his pic with him wearing the bondage gear in the aus site.

he has a green thing hanging out of his arse.

candy wy. · Mar 4th 2004, 5:37 pm

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Originally posted by WBB
have you seen his pic with him wearing the bondage gear in the aus site.

he has a green thing hanging out of his arse.

yes i saw it

so chainmaille is definitly the way for him to go. and we want pics of him in it.

candy wy. · Mar 4th 2004, 5:41 pm

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Originally posted by Guinevere
Hello everyone. I've just joined this morning and I found this site by my fiance who is an american. He has friends on here I think that was given by one of his friends who is marrying a british person. His name is Scott Carpenter and he is lives in Michigan, USA. We've known each other for 8-9 months now and we are engaged to be married, but right now, we're sorting out immigration forms and visa's etc. We do chainmaille together and love medieval stuff

I shall be also be taking my two children with me to live with him, so if anyone has or knows a lot of info about Immigration and Visa's etc, can you help me in that way.

Thanks again.

Guinevere.

P.S. This is us. It was taken in my dining room.

hi guinevere i guess you like snow and cold moving to michigan. welcome to the forum.

Jack The Lad · Mar 4th 2004, 5:44 pm

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Originally posted by WBB
have you seen his pic with him wearing the bondage gear in the aus site.

he has a green thing hanging out of his arse.

Dont knock green things

userjay · Mar 4th 2004, 6:14 pm

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Originally posted by Jack Daws
Dont knock green things

carefull jack! it bites

userjay · Mar 4th 2004, 6:21 pm

Hi guin,i hope you find all the info & support you need.And you should find it quite humorous from time to time

p.s feel free to contact candy at any time,she is a wealth of knowledge & a rock of support

Jack The Lad · Mar 4th 2004, 6:24 pm

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Originally posted by candy wy.
yes i saw it

so chainmaille is definitly the way for him to go. and we want pics of him in it.

Im game

I thought you and Jay where getting it together

Dont want to break my mates heart now

userjay · Mar 4th 2004, 6:31 pm

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Originally posted by Jack Daws
Im game

I thought you and Jay where getting it together

Dont want to break my mates heart now

i dont mind jack m8,im glad shes enjoying herself,from famine to feast eah.she comes home at night like buffy the vamp on a, coke snort fest!! am high on lluurrvvv baby

Guinevere · Mar 4th 2004, 6:32 pm

Sorry ladies and gents, it's not that sort of chainmaille, although he does make maille halter tops, bra's and jewellery.

Chainmaille as in armour in medieval times by the way

But I'm not ina very good humourous mood right now as my ex partner is trying to stop/block me from taking my daughter and son to America. He says either one or the other.

Manc · Mar 4th 2004, 6:37 pm

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Originally posted by Guinevere
my ex partner is trying to stop/block me from taking my daughter and son to America. He says either one or the other.

Is it not his daughter and son also?

Mar 4th 2004, 9:46 am	#1
Guinevere Senior Member Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Michigan, USA Posts: 111	Hi I'm new here. Hello everyone. I've just joined this morning and I found this site by my fiance who is an american. He has friends on here I think that was given by one of his friends who is marrying a british person. His name is Scott Carpenter and he is lives in Michigan, USA. We've known each other for 8-9 months now and we are engaged to be married, but right now, we're sorting out immigration forms and visa's etc. We do chainmaille together and love medieval stuff I shall be also be taking my two children with me to live with him, so if anyone has or knows a lot of info about Immigration and Visa's etc, can you help me in that way. Thanks again. Guinevere. P.S. This is us. It was taken in my dining room. Attached Thumbnails

Mar 4th 2004, 1:11 pm	#2
FlyergirlUK Former Blonde Location: In a wibbly-wobbly world of my own	Hi Guinevere, For more information on marriage visas go to visajourney.com and check out the FAQs for more information on the whole process. Best wishes Tam __________________ If all else fails - read the instructions

Mar 4th 2004, 6:21 pm	#11
userjay Senior Member Joined: Jan 2004 Location: northants ,england Posts: 1,314	welcome Hi guin,i hope you find all the info & support you need.And you should find it quite humorous from time to time p.s feel free to contact candy at any time,she is a wealth of knowledge & a rock of support

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Mar 4th 2004, 6:32 pm	#14
Guinevere Senior Member Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Michigan, USA Posts: 111	Sorry ladies and gents, it's not that sort of chainmaille, although he does make maille halter tops, bra's and jewellery. Chainmaille as in armour in medieval times by the way But I'm not ina very good humourous mood right now as my ex partner is trying to stop/block me from taking my daughter and son to America. He says either one or the other.