Info on advacing NOA tin=meline
Jun 16th 2002, 2:20 am
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Info on advacing NOA tin=meline
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BlankMy fianc=E9e is American, resident in Alaska. I am resident in = Ireland. We are
in the process of getting the act together so that she = can submit the Petition.
(She is awaiting one document from some = authority or another in Texas. Everything
else is ready.) We are = petitioning on the basis of a K1 visa. We are both "mature"
and have = adult families.
My youngest daughter (21 years in December) is undertaking a university = degree
course in England. As of October 2002 she will commence the = third year of that
course. We (my fianc=E9e and I) wish to marry as = soon as possible after grant of
the K1 visa. In making arrangements for = the ceremony, we would like to arrange it
so that my youngest daughter = can attend and do so with the minimum disruption to
her study timetable.
The question is: assuming my daughter's study timetable would "allow" = her absence
for a week, would the immigration authorities accept this = "window" as a good reason
to expedite processing of the Petition?
Thanks in advance for any constructive comments.
Telman
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<DIV>My fianc=E9e is American, resident in Alaska. I am resident = in=20
Ireland. We are in the process of getting the act together so that = she
can=20 submit the Petition. (She is awaiting one document from some =
authority or=20 another in Texas. Everything else is ready.) We
are = petitioning on=20 the basis of a K1 visa. We are both "mature" and
have adult=20 families.</DIV>
<DV> </DIV>
<DVI>My youngest daughter (21 years in December) is undertaking a = university=20
degree course in England. As of October 2002 she will commence the =
third=20 year of that course. We (my fianc=E9e and I) wish to marry as
soon = as=20 possible after grant of the K1 visa. In making arrangements
for = the=20 ceremony, we would like to arrange it so that my youngest
daughter can = attend=20 and do so with the minimum disruption to her study
timetable.</DIV>
<DVII> </DIV>
<DVIII>The question is: assuming my daughter's study timetable would =
"allow"=20 her absence for a week, would the immigration authorities accept
this = "window"=20 as a good reason to expedite processing of the
Petition?</DIV>
<DIX> </DIV>
<DX>Thanks in advance for any constructive comments.</DIV>
<DXI> </DIV>
<DXII>Telman</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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in the process of getting the act together so that she = can submit the Petition.
(She is awaiting one document from some = authority or another in Texas. Everything
else is ready.) We are = petitioning on the basis of a K1 visa. We are both "mature"
and have = adult families.
My youngest daughter (21 years in December) is undertaking a university = degree
course in England. As of October 2002 she will commence the = third year of that
course. We (my fianc=E9e and I) wish to marry as = soon as possible after grant of
the K1 visa. In making arrangements for = the ceremony, we would like to arrange it
so that my youngest daughter = can attend and do so with the minimum disruption to
her study timetable.
The question is: assuming my daughter's study timetable would "allow" = her absence
for a week, would the immigration authorities accept this = "window" as a good reason
to expedite processing of the Petition?
Thanks in advance for any constructive comments.
Telman
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<DIV>My fianc=E9e is American, resident in Alaska. I am resident = in=20
Ireland. We are in the process of getting the act together so that = she
can=20 submit the Petition. (She is awaiting one document from some =
authority or=20 another in Texas. Everything else is ready.) We
are = petitioning on=20 the basis of a K1 visa. We are both "mature" and
have adult=20 families.</DIV>
<DV> </DIV>
<DVI>My youngest daughter (21 years in December) is undertaking a = university=20
degree course in England. As of October 2002 she will commence the =
third=20 year of that course. We (my fianc=E9e and I) wish to marry as
soon = as=20 possible after grant of the K1 visa. In making arrangements
for = the=20 ceremony, we would like to arrange it so that my youngest
daughter can = attend=20 and do so with the minimum disruption to her study
timetable.</DIV>
<DVII> </DIV>
<DVIII>The question is: assuming my daughter's study timetable would =
"allow"=20 her absence for a week, would the immigration authorities accept
this = "window"=20 as a good reason to expedite processing of the
Petition?</DIV>
<DIX> </DIV>
<DX>Thanks in advance for any constructive comments.</DIV>
<DXI> </DIV>
<DXII>Telman</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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Jun 16th 2002, 2:20 am
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Re: Info on advacing NOA tin=meline
> "telman.8" wrote: My fiancée is American, resident in Alaska. I am resident in
> Ireland. We are in the process of getting the act together so that she can submit
> the Petition. (She is awaiting one document from some authority or another in
> Texas. Everything else is ready.) We are petitioning on the basis of a K1 visa. We
> are both "mature" and have adult families. My youngest daughter (21 years in
> December) is undertaking a university degree course in England. As of October 2002
> she will commence the third year of that course. We (my fiancée and I) wish to
> marry as soon as possible after grant of the K1 visa. In making arrangements for
> the ceremony, we would like to arrange it so that my youngest daughter can attend
> and do so with the minimum disruption to her study timetable. The question is:
> assuming my daughter's study timetable would "allow" her absence for a week, would
> the immigration authorities accept this "window" as a good reason to expedite
> processing of the Petition?
>
I would not count on it. Alvena
Doc Steen Site: http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm
=========================================
I am not a lawyer and this is not immigration advice. This is my personal opinion,
gleaned from the previous postings of others, and posted for the purpose of
discussion only. If your case is complicated, then you may need an immigration
attorney. Locate an immigration attorney in your area at: http://www.aila.org
=========================================
> Ireland. We are in the process of getting the act together so that she can submit
> the Petition. (She is awaiting one document from some authority or another in
> Texas. Everything else is ready.) We are petitioning on the basis of a K1 visa. We
> are both "mature" and have adult families. My youngest daughter (21 years in
> December) is undertaking a university degree course in England. As of October 2002
> she will commence the third year of that course. We (my fiancée and I) wish to
> marry as soon as possible after grant of the K1 visa. In making arrangements for
> the ceremony, we would like to arrange it so that my youngest daughter can attend
> and do so with the minimum disruption to her study timetable. The question is:
> assuming my daughter's study timetable would "allow" her absence for a week, would
> the immigration authorities accept this "window" as a good reason to expedite
> processing of the Petition?
>
I would not count on it. Alvena
Doc Steen Site: http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm
=========================================
I am not a lawyer and this is not immigration advice. This is my personal opinion,
gleaned from the previous postings of others, and posted for the purpose of
discussion only. If your case is complicated, then you may need an immigration
attorney. Locate an immigration attorney in your area at: http://www.aila.org
=========================================
