London K1 Success
May 10th 2002, 1:20 am
#1
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London K1 Success
Hi all,
Yesterday in the Embassy in London...another K1 success occured....for me this time.
Its a great feeling. Thanks are required to the newsgroup for all assistance prior to
this......and I am sure for a time to come also. I will post my experience
later...which for those of you with it to come was an absolute breeze. I couldn't
have imagined it any easier. My partner in the States is over the moon.......as were
the kids. Now we can actually start making more solid and secure plans.
This newsgroup prevented the further loss of my hair, and to all going through any
visa process....use it, and use it well. People on here never seem tired of answering
the range of questions posted. I am sure I will have many more postings myself. But
for now thanks to all of you who gave advice...even when I felt my questions were
basic or stupid. We all worry whether we want to or not....and after the event...like
me, you will all wonder why. Easy for me to say now I have my K1, but I worried like
anyone prior to the event. For those still with the interview and medical
ahead.....it can be done, is done and is surprisingly easier than you would imagine
if you prepare for it with the use of this newsgroup. Just keep reading posts, and
get familiar with it all.
Good luck to all whatever visa or stage they are at. AOS is out next stop. I am sure
the posts from me will appear again soon HaHa.
Thanks G
Yesterday in the Embassy in London...another K1 success occured....for me this time.
Its a great feeling. Thanks are required to the newsgroup for all assistance prior to
this......and I am sure for a time to come also. I will post my experience
later...which for those of you with it to come was an absolute breeze. I couldn't
have imagined it any easier. My partner in the States is over the moon.......as were
the kids. Now we can actually start making more solid and secure plans.
This newsgroup prevented the further loss of my hair, and to all going through any
visa process....use it, and use it well. People on here never seem tired of answering
the range of questions posted. I am sure I will have many more postings myself. But
for now thanks to all of you who gave advice...even when I felt my questions were
basic or stupid. We all worry whether we want to or not....and after the event...like
me, you will all wonder why. Easy for me to say now I have my K1, but I worried like
anyone prior to the event. For those still with the interview and medical
ahead.....it can be done, is done and is surprisingly easier than you would imagine
if you prepare for it with the use of this newsgroup. Just keep reading posts, and
get familiar with it all.
Good luck to all whatever visa or stage they are at. AOS is out next stop. I am sure
the posts from me will appear again soon HaHa.
Thanks G
May 10th 2002, 3:28 am
#2
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 72
Re: London K1 Success
Congratulations! I am in the process of going for the K1 myself so I have all the embassy and medical to come! I cant wait until I finally have that visa in my passport and I can book flights and go be with my hunny in the US! Good luck on your marriage and AOS!
May 10th 2002, 3:37 am
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Posts: 128
Re: London K1 Success
congratulations - best of luck to you!!
May 10th 2002, 3:53 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Congratulations
But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
I ask that you post your K-1 experience here as well.
AOS filing; AOS, I-130 and K-1 Interview Experiences:
http://www.kamya.com/interview/intro.html
But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
I ask that you post your K-1 experience here as well.
AOS filing; AOS, I-130 and K-1 Interview Experiences:
http://www.kamya.com/interview/intro.html
May 10th 2002, 5:55 am
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Posts: 717
Re: London K1 Success
Originally posted by Rete
But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
http://www.usembassy.org.uk
Congratulations, btw, Gavin. Another Scot bites the dust.
May 10th 2002, 7:20 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Congratulations Gavin!
Didn't I tell you it'd be okay?! Dave.
Didn't I tell you it'd be okay?! Dave.
May 10th 2002, 8:20 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Congratulations and Good luck for the future.
I'm going through the I-130 process with my wife, it can be really frustrating
having no contact or wondering if you have done everything correctly. Mine was
sent to London 7 weeks ago and not a "dicky bird" yet. I know that without the
help of this board, and one other, I would never have got this far, lets hope ours
goes as smoothly as yours, when I eventually get to the interview !! Good luck
again. Roger (+ Ida)
"gavin.mccormack" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Hi all,
>
> Yesterday in the Embassy in London...another K1 success occured....for me this
> time. Its a great feeling. Thanks are required to the newsgroup for all assistance
> prior to this......and I am sure for a time to come also. I will post my experience
> later...which for those of you with it to come was an absolute breeze. I couldn't
> have imagined it any easier. My partner in the States is over the moon.......as
> were the kids. Now we can actually start making more solid and secure plans.
>
> This newsgroup prevented the further loss of my hair, and to all going through any
> visa process....use it, and use it well. People on here never seem tired of
> answering the range of questions posted. I am sure I will have many more postings
> myself. But for now thanks to all of you who gave advice...even when I felt my
> questions were basic or stupid. We all worry whether we want to or not....and after
> the event...like me, you will all wonder why. Easy for me to say now I have my K1,
> but I worried like anyone prior to the event. For those still with the interview
> and medical ahead.....it can be done, is done and is surprisingly easier than you
> would imagine if you prepare for it with the use of this newsgroup. Just keep
> reading posts, and get familiar with it all.
>
> Good luck to all whatever visa or stage they are at. AOS is out next stop. I am
> sure the posts from me will appear again soon HaHa.
>
> Thanks G
I'm going through the I-130 process with my wife, it can be really frustrating
having no contact or wondering if you have done everything correctly. Mine was
sent to London 7 weeks ago and not a "dicky bird" yet. I know that without the
help of this board, and one other, I would never have got this far, lets hope ours
goes as smoothly as yours, when I eventually get to the interview !! Good luck
again. Roger (+ Ida)
"gavin.mccormack" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Hi all,
>
> Yesterday in the Embassy in London...another K1 success occured....for me this
> time. Its a great feeling. Thanks are required to the newsgroup for all assistance
> prior to this......and I am sure for a time to come also. I will post my experience
> later...which for those of you with it to come was an absolute breeze. I couldn't
> have imagined it any easier. My partner in the States is over the moon.......as
> were the kids. Now we can actually start making more solid and secure plans.
>
> This newsgroup prevented the further loss of my hair, and to all going through any
> visa process....use it, and use it well. People on here never seem tired of
> answering the range of questions posted. I am sure I will have many more postings
> myself. But for now thanks to all of you who gave advice...even when I felt my
> questions were basic or stupid. We all worry whether we want to or not....and after
> the event...like me, you will all wonder why. Easy for me to say now I have my K1,
> but I worried like anyone prior to the event. For those still with the interview
> and medical ahead.....it can be done, is done and is surprisingly easier than you
> would imagine if you prepare for it with the use of this newsgroup. Just keep
> reading posts, and get familiar with it all.
>
> Good luck to all whatever visa or stage they are at. AOS is out next stop. I am
> sure the posts from me will appear again soon HaHa.
>
> Thanks G
May 10th 2002, 2:20 pm
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Re: London K1 Success
Congratulations....glad it went so smoothly for you!
May 11th 2002, 2:20 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Yes your right Rete, there are definite benefits to reading the various K1 etc sites
prior to going through it. Forewarned is forearmed. Good advice is on most of them.
When I setlle a little and have the time I sure will post on both. Thanks for the
congrats. G
Rete <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Congratulations
>
> But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and
> the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure.
> The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
>
> I ask that you post your K-1 experience here as well.
>
> AOS filing; AOS, I-130 and K-1 Interview Experiences:
> http://www.kamya.com/interview/intro.html
>
>
>
> --
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
prior to going through it. Forewarned is forearmed. Good advice is on most of them.
When I setlle a little and have the time I sure will post on both. Thanks for the
congrats. G
Rete <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Congratulations
>
> But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ and
> the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the procedure.
> The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is filled.
>
> I ask that you post your K-1 experience here as well.
>
> AOS filing; AOS, I-130 and K-1 Interview Experiences:
> http://www.kamya.com/interview/intro.html
>
>
>
> --
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
May 11th 2002, 3:20 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Thanks Dave and Emily...was good to meet you even if through the newsgroup...hope you
two are still on cloud nine. All the best for your futures also. G
Dave and Emily <nottellingyou@all> wrote in message
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> Congratulations Gavin!
>
> Didn't I tell you it'd be okay?! Dave.
two are still on cloud nine. All the best for your futures also. G
Dave and Emily <nottellingyou@all> wrote in message
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> Congratulations Gavin!
>
> Didn't I tell you it'd be okay?! Dave.
May 11th 2002, 3:20 am
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Re: London K1 Success
Another Scot does.....thanks for advice along the way.
G
Ameriscot <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Rete wrote:
> > But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ
> > and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the
> > procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is
> > filled.
>
>
>
> I'd argue, Rita, that the most important source of information for anyone coming
> from the UK is what is given on the London Embassy's website:
>
> http://www.usembassy.org.uk
>
>
> Congratulations, btw, Gavin. Another Scot bites the dust.
>
>
>
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
G
Ameriscot <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Rete wrote:
> > But people don't have to read posts only Gavin. They should first read the FAQ
> > and the Mysterious Brown Envelope. This provides the true handle/cup of the
> > procedure. The advice of the NG is the liquid needed to be sure the cup is
> > filled.
>
>
>
> I'd argue, Rita, that the most important source of information for anyone coming
> from the UK is what is given on the London Embassy's website:
>
> http://www.usembassy.org.uk
>
>
> Congratulations, btw, Gavin. Another Scot bites the dust.
>
>
>
> --
> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> http://www.ameriscot.com/i130
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> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
