Fiancee's Mother
Mar 29th 2004, 2:23 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
What else can I do?
What else can I do?
You've already answered your own stupid questions so stop your childish bait and switch game.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:27 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
What else can I do?
Mar 29th 2004, 2:27 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
Lissen people, I don't need the love advice. This is individual to each person. I don't need you patronizing me, You don't know my bacground or anything about me.
Please stop the BS and get to the point.
My Wife's mother lives in Ukraine. There is no guest Visa for Ukrainians, especialyy if they have nothing to lose in Ukraine.
What else can I do?
Lissen people, I don't need the love advice. This is individual to each person. I don't need you patronizing me, You don't know my bacground or anything about me.
Please stop the BS and get to the point.
My Wife's mother lives in Ukraine. There is no guest Visa for Ukrainians, especialyy if they have nothing to lose in Ukraine.
What else can I do?
Mar 29th 2004, 2:46 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by sunflwrgrl13
As I think others have said, you'll have to wait until your wife is a US citizen. Then file the I-130 petition for an immediate relative. That is the only legal recourse you have. What you can do illegally, I don't know.
As I think others have said, you'll have to wait until your wife is a US citizen. Then file the I-130 petition for an immediate relative. That is the only legal recourse you have. What you can do illegally, I don't know.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:52 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:52 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:54 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Thank you everybody who helped.
Leslie66, **** you. If that's your picture, then you are a scary cow.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:55 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by Yuriy
My Wife's mother lives in Ukraine. There is no guest Visa for Ukrainians, especialyy if they have nothing to lose in Ukraine.
What else can I do?
My Wife's mother lives in Ukraine. There is no guest Visa for Ukrainians, especialyy if they have nothing to lose in Ukraine.
What else can I do?
Sorry, I assumed that you were talking about a British Passport holder.
I do not pretend to have any great knowledge, but seems to be very difficult getting holiday visas from the ex Eastren Bloc.
Mar 29th 2004, 2:57 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by DCMark
Ha ha, you don't get your Mother in Law here so your Ukranian mail-order bridge is going to leave you!
Ha ha, you don't get your Mother in Law here so your Ukranian mail-order bridge is going to leave you!
Mar 29th 2004, 3:03 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by ray6
I did not know you can get them Mail-order..can you send me Tower bridge please...How much will the shipping be?? (lol)
I did not know you can get them Mail-order..can you send me Tower bridge please...How much will the shipping be?? (lol)
I may be a scary cow but at least I don't have to sell my soul and betray my government to get somebody to have sex with me.
Mar 29th 2004, 3:11 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Thank you Boiler, i will try VisaJourney.
For those concerned that my wife is a mail-bride, I know her for 15 years. When came to America I started doing everything to get her here. I went back to Ukraine 2 times a year, until I brought her to America.
My wife's mother-in-law is a great cook, so don't worry I am not gonna be sorry bringing her here. And no that's not why I want to bring her here, my wife is also a wonderful cook.
For those concerned that my wife is a mail-bride, I know her for 15 years. When came to America I started doing everything to get her here. I went back to Ukraine 2 times a year, until I brought her to America.
My wife's mother-in-law is a great cook, so don't worry I am not gonna be sorry bringing her here. And no that's not why I want to bring her here, my wife is also a wonderful cook.
Originally posted by Boiler
If you have not done so, try www.visajourney.com. Someone might be able to help better there.
Sorry, I assumed that you were talking about a British Passport holder.
I do not pretend to have any great knowledge, but seems to be very difficult getting holiday visas from the ex Eastren Bloc.
If you have not done so, try www.visajourney.com. Someone might be able to help better there.
Sorry, I assumed that you were talking about a British Passport holder.
I do not pretend to have any great knowledge, but seems to be very difficult getting holiday visas from the ex Eastren Bloc.
Mar 29th 2004, 3:19 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by ray6
I did not know you can get them Mail-order..can you send me Tower bridge please...How much will the shipping be?? (lol)
I did not know you can get them Mail-order..can you send me Tower bridge please...How much will the shipping be?? (lol)
Mar 29th 2004, 3:26 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
Originally posted by RICHJEN
Its quite common apparently - I hear London Bridge is in Texas - Dick Whitington or Ken Livingstone or some savvy Mayor flogged it to them - *they thought* they were getting Tower Bridge !
Its quite common apparently - I hear London Bridge is in Texas - Dick Whitington or Ken Livingstone or some savvy Mayor flogged it to them - *they thought* they were getting Tower Bridge !
The current London Bridge is I think the third one, maybe fourth. The bridgeof old stood a few yards down stream from the current one, one of those quaint jobs with shops and houses on it.
The sort that Disney like. There is a good museum underneath the Globe that has lots of info, woth a wet afternoon.
Red Ken has of course got his new palace next to Tower Bridge on the south side.
Mar 29th 2004, 3:33 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. -- Folks laughed when chainsaw magnate Robert McCulloch announced he was bringing the 140-year old London Bridge to the Arizona desert.
Nobody laughs anymore.
In the late '60s, the London Bridge was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River. Built in 1831, it was the victim of its own immense weight.
London officials said they'd have to replace the bridge. But what to do with the old one -- the one of children's nursery rhymes?
Enter McCulloch. He and a buddy purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique.
For the next three years, workers disassembled the bridge in London, then flew its bricks to America where they were hauled to then-tiny Lake Havasu City where they were reassembled over a newly dug out lagoon alongside Lake Havasu. The bridge was ready for business in 1971
The top of the bridge looks a lot different than it did in jolly ol' England of yesteryear.
It wasn't long before tourists started showing up, and pretty soon, thanks to McCulloch and his bridge, the town was fat with cash, partly from all the money local real estate companies (including McCulloch's) were making from folks who came to see the bridge then bought homes to stay.
Nowadays, the London Bridge is one of Arizona's biggest attractions. Lake Havasu City has golf courses, affordable homes and a winter population of retired folks in Winnebagos. It's even got a Wal-Mart just a few blocks north of the bridge.
Town visitors can explore a one-acre London village at the foot of the old bridge. For entertainment, they can tune into local radio station KBBC, identified on the air as "BBC radio."
Nobody laughs anymore.
In the late '60s, the London Bridge was sinking into the clay of London, England's Thames River. Built in 1831, it was the victim of its own immense weight.
London officials said they'd have to replace the bridge. But what to do with the old one -- the one of children's nursery rhymes?
Enter McCulloch. He and a buddy purchased the falling down bridge for $2.4 million. At the time it was the highest price ever paid for an antique.
For the next three years, workers disassembled the bridge in London, then flew its bricks to America where they were hauled to then-tiny Lake Havasu City where they were reassembled over a newly dug out lagoon alongside Lake Havasu. The bridge was ready for business in 1971
The top of the bridge looks a lot different than it did in jolly ol' England of yesteryear.
It wasn't long before tourists started showing up, and pretty soon, thanks to McCulloch and his bridge, the town was fat with cash, partly from all the money local real estate companies (including McCulloch's) were making from folks who came to see the bridge then bought homes to stay.
Nowadays, the London Bridge is one of Arizona's biggest attractions. Lake Havasu City has golf courses, affordable homes and a winter population of retired folks in Winnebagos. It's even got a Wal-Mart just a few blocks north of the bridge.
Town visitors can explore a one-acre London village at the foot of the old bridge. For entertainment, they can tune into local radio station KBBC, identified on the air as "BBC radio."
Mar 29th 2004, 3:41 am
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Re: Fiancee's Mother
I had heard that it had turned into a success, but it is not the one of of children's nursery rhymes.
That was much older.
That was much older.
