jeffreyhy

Rete,

I disagree. Lack of [adequate] planning on my part does not constitute an emergency (or problem) on anyone else's part.

As an aside, as one might expect of a sperm that was able to overcome the hurdles placed before it, the resulting offspring was a handful. :-)

Regards, JEff

Folinskyinla

Hi:

First -- groan

Second -- its the jelly and not the fit that counts the most.

Andy Platt

"Rete" <member167@british_expats.com> wrote:

    > Sorry, JEff but it did not fit
    > properly. If it had there would not have been child #2 ;-)

One of my nieces was a "diaphram baby". It fit perfectly. Unfortunately my
sister forgot to wear it the day in question!

Andy.

--
I'm not really here, it's just your warped imagination

Mubby

Hey Rete

My fiance is in the military. He's not going to be able to come back
again for at least another 6 months. I think this is the quickest way
under the circumstances anyway. Wouldn't it really complicate
proceedings if we were to marry and THEN enter on the K1? I know this
is not what you meant, but since it popped in there..

Deb

Andrew Defaria

jeffreyhy wrote:

    > Rete,
    > I disagree. Lack of [adequate] planning on my part does not constitute
    > an emergency (or problem) on anyone else's part.

You are confusing "lack of [adequate] planning" with "100% certainty".
Given that the latter doesn't exist the former is just as unrealistic!

    > As an aside, as one might expect of a sperm that was able to overcome
    > the hurdles placed before it, the resulting offspring was a handful. :-)

Do you wear a seatbelt? Do you use virus protection (I know, I know, I
don't - still most people do)? There are hundreds if not thousands of
examples that can be given. Most people take appropriate precautions and
most people consider such precautions "adequate planning".

By your apparent definition of "adequate planning" fire companies need
not arrive at your house even if you have smoke detectors because your
inadequate planning lacked installation of a full house sprinkler
system! Police need not show up at your house because you did not
install an alarm system! Ludicrous!

--
You have to stay in shape. My mother started walking five miles a day
when she was 60. She's 97 now and we have no idea where she is.

Mubby

Hey

So, I would need to get a passport for him/her? Is that straightforward
if it has an Australian birth certificate? Do I just prove that the
father is an AC? Do I need to prove that he is the father? I could if
I had to, but I imagine that would be tough..

What rights does a foreign-born child of a US Citizen have?

Thanks,
Deb

Andrew Defaria

Andy Platt wrote:

    > "Rete" <member167@british_expats.com> wrote:
    >> Sorry, JEff but it did not fit properly. If it had there would not
    >> have been child #2 ;-)
    > One of my nieces was a "diaphram baby". It fit perfectly.
    > Unfortunately my sister forgot to wear it the day in question!

Maybe it was because it didn't fit perfectly! ;-)

(Seems to me you can't claim diaphram baby when the diaphram wasn't in
place. Perhaps that's the reasons for the quotes).

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Did anyone see my lost carrier?

Rete

<giggle> I was user for 34 years ... guess I did something right ... never had an accident ;-) only the fun !

Rete

Rete

The foreign borne USC child has all the rights of a USC child borne on US Soil.

And yes, you will have to prove who the daddy is ;-) Do you honestly think they will just take your word for it.

Rete

BTW Daddy being an AC could mean daddy a lot of things .. one of which quickly comes to mind of this 1960 culture graduate ;-) I believe you mean USC.

Mubby

Hey

Ok, disregard previous post, I read further on. There's a link there
that I'm pretty sure applies to me too

Deb

jeffreyhy

Andrew,

Got a 2x4 handy? And room to swing it?

I understand what you meant now. :-)

Regards, JEff

Noorah101

I'm a "lack of diaphram baby" too. My parents were on vacation and didn't want to disturb the people they were staying with, so they figured ahhh heck, it's just one night. Sure enough, they didn't disturb their hosts, but instead got me to disturb them the rest of their lives! LOL This, after having 5 children already, and 14 years after the youngest one! I guess I really was a surprise...but a happy one, they say :-)) I've been the one to stick around and help them in their elderly age now :-)

Rene

Noorah101

Hi Deb

You can't get married and then enter on a K1. K1 is for fiance only. The K3 is the one to obtain after you're married.

Rene

sibsie

I'm a condom baby!

Mrtravelkay

Mubby wrote:

    > Hey Rete
    >
    > My fiance is in the military. He's not going to be able to come back
    > again for at least another 6 months. I think this is the quickest way
    > under the circumstances anyway. Wouldn't it really complicate
    > proceedings if we were to marry and THEN enter on the K1? I know this
    > is not what you meant, but since it popped in there..
    >

No, but if you marry, then you can enter on a K3 or CR-1 (IR-1 if you
wait 2 years)