Chilean DCF?
Mar 11th 2003, 9:41 pm
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Chilean DCF?
Rebecca has discovered the Chilean Embassy "may" do DCF!
Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
There appear to be about 5 couples now?
Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
There appear to be about 5 couples now?
Mar 12th 2003, 11:07 pm
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Re: Chilean DCF?
"David Brown" wrote in message news:...
> Rebecca has discovered the Chilean Embassy "may" do DCF!
>
> Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
> no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
> website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
> year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
> touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
> dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
>
> There appear to be about 5 couples now?
That's right, y'all!! I strongly encourage anyone to consider DCF
before going the K1 route, especially considering excessive wait
times. I did my homework before filing the fiance petition through
TSC. After about a month of research, I became very discouraged after
learning about the time it would take. I was lucky to stumble across
an obscure referece to DCF after refusing to accept the TSC bull. It
took awhile, but we were finally able to get word from the embassy in
Chile that they would do it. I was not about to give up without a
fight!! Remember, this is not for everyone. Check out the website
here to see if it will work for you and if your sweetie's home country
will do it.
http://k1.exit.com/dcf.html
I will travel late April/early May and will let you all know how it
went. Best wishes to all!!
Rebecca
> Rebecca has discovered the Chilean Embassy "may" do DCF!
>
> Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
> no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
> website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
> year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
> touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
> dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
>
> There appear to be about 5 couples now?
That's right, y'all!! I strongly encourage anyone to consider DCF
before going the K1 route, especially considering excessive wait
times. I did my homework before filing the fiance petition through
TSC. After about a month of research, I became very discouraged after
learning about the time it would take. I was lucky to stumble across
an obscure referece to DCF after refusing to accept the TSC bull. It
took awhile, but we were finally able to get word from the embassy in
Chile that they would do it. I was not about to give up without a
fight!! Remember, this is not for everyone. Check out the website
here to see if it will work for you and if your sweetie's home country
will do it.
http://k1.exit.com/dcf.html
I will travel late April/early May and will let you all know how it
went. Best wishes to all!!
Rebecca
Mar 13th 2003, 2:10 am
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Re: Chilean DCF?
Originally posted by Rebecca
"David Brown" wrote in message news:...
> Rebecca has discovered the Chilean Embassy "may" do DCF!
>
> Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
> no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
> website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
> year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
> touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
> dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
>
> There appear to be about 5 couples now?
That's right, y'all!! I strongly encourage anyone to consider DCF
before going the K1 route, especially considering excessive wait
times. I did my homework before filing the fiance petition through
TSC. After about a month of research, I became very discouraged after
learning about the time it would take. I was lucky to stumble across
an obscure referece to DCF after refusing to accept the TSC bull. It
took awhile, but we were finally able to get word from the embassy in
Chile that they would do it. I was not about to give up without a
fight!! Remember, this is not for everyone. Check out the website
here to see if it will work for you and if your sweetie's home country
will do it.
http://k1.exit.com/dcf.html
I will travel late April/early May and will let you all know how it
went. Best wishes to all!!
Rebecca
"David Brown" wrote in message news:...
> Rebecca has discovered the Chilean Embassy "may" do DCF!
>
> Rebecca is about to do it, I should have done it 180 days ago, and there is
> no information on the web that Chile offers it. The State Department
> website about the number of K1's is the only clue. There were none last
> year! Perhaps because they all went DCF? The plot thickens. Rebecca is in
> touch with the Embassy. If you have a Chilean Fiancé, contact me at
> dbrown12(nospam)@nc.rr.com
>
> There appear to be about 5 couples now?
That's right, y'all!! I strongly encourage anyone to consider DCF
before going the K1 route, especially considering excessive wait
times. I did my homework before filing the fiance petition through
TSC. After about a month of research, I became very discouraged after
learning about the time it would take. I was lucky to stumble across
an obscure referece to DCF after refusing to accept the TSC bull. It
took awhile, but we were finally able to get word from the embassy in
Chile that they would do it. I was not about to give up without a
fight!! Remember, this is not for everyone. Check out the website
here to see if it will work for you and if your sweetie's home country
will do it.
http://k1.exit.com/dcf.html
I will travel late April/early May and will let you all know how it
went. Best wishes to all!!
Rebecca
Let me know if I can help in any way.
mo
PS: happy wedding Rebecca!
