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Jul 28th 2008, 4:58 am

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Re: k-1 Visa questions....

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Originally Posted by Elvira

Not a big deal?

I most certainly found it to be a VERY big deal.

For people emigrating from 3rd world countries, emigrating to the US may be a positive step, but I would venture to guess that it still requires a huge cultural adjustment.

Yes, there were big adjustments. I'm just saying I know many people who move to the USA without ever having been here, it doesn't surprise me when someone wants to do that, I guess.

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Jul 28th 2008, 5:02 am

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Re: k-1 Visa questions....

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Not a big deal?

Yes, but it sounds like they have the option to just up and move to the UK, if he doesn't like it here. As she is perfectly happy to live there as well.

So from that standpoint - it seems to me like they don't have a lot to lose. As her children are USCs, it would seem beneficial for him to live here long enough to get citizenship anyway, then they'd all have all the options open to them.

Jul 28th 2008, 7:03 am

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Re: k-1 Visa questions....

yes we do have the option to move to the UK once things are done here... i would like it if we could live between the two countries without any restrictions, but that will take some time. I want my children to be able to experience other places other than the US.