sparklylorna

ok so i have another question.........so i checked out the sats for the
minium proverty line icome for my fiance to be able to do the affidavit
of support.under the 125% column its states for 3 people in household
its approx $19,750-20,650 aprox which is approxabout 11,000 i think in
british pounds this is fine np at all....so am i to asume correct this
is the minium he is allowed to earn??? to provide for us all??.also
another question that just poped up i was thinking off is do the usa
have any benifits for children at all..where as the uk has family
allowance for every child no matter of the families income??was just a
thought....trying to gauge what the full fiancial picture will be
like..ty Lorna
[email protected] wrote:
    > heyyyyyyy.....im wanting to marry my boyfriend from the usa....i,ve
    > kept all the hugee fone bills..emails.and am currently visiting him
    > shortly. so will keeep all hotels bills plane tickets etc etc....my
    > question is..could i actually marry him whilst out there then come home
    > and apply for avisa???and would the best visa be the fiance once??.or
    > if i married him while out there.would this cause me any problems??on
    > getting avisa.also how long does the visa take to obtain.....and do i
    > need to have any savings to emragrate and be with him...??or does he
    > for that matter also what else is involved...is it straight
    > forwardish.and i also have adaughter whom will be wanting to take
    > alsoooo.any help would be gratefully appreciated.and if i married him
    > whilst out there to see him am i breaking any laws??? ty very much
    > lorna!!!!

JEff

sl,

People who have never heard of, seen, or met you - such as US
immigratin officials and readers of this newsgroup - have something in
common - we know you only by your words. How you present yourself is
our only indication of who you are and what you are like - it is you
who dictate to us what we are to think of you by your words.

Also like US immigration officials we apparently have something that
you want. Information. To be more precise - free information. You
might also want it to be accurate information. So as with immigration
officials, if you ask your questions coherently - and nicely - you'll
have a better chande of getting what you want.

Regards, JEff

[email protected] wrote:
    > in answers to yr questions....yes yes and yes!.........you say you
    > didnt assume anything from my first post.but its very clear to me that
    > you obviously did...i dont actaully care much what people think of
    > me...!..but....i,m not going to be sat and annalyised by somebody..in
    > fact nobody..that hasnt any reference to me..or any stratigical input
    > in my life....who sits and judges and actually knows nothing about me
    > in the slightest.worst trait of all to judge abook by its
    > cover!!...invariably the contents.have way more substance and layer
    > than the obvious!!.now an offical.they can ask me all they want be as
    > rude as they want.. dig as deep as they want!!.......they have what i
    > want!.......

scrubbedexpat099

When you come on to a public board you take the good and the bad, if you want to complain, pay for a consulatation with a lawyer.

The thing I find hard to understand is why after the initial comments that you continue to post gibberish.

You say you are intelligent and have received an education. So whats the excuse now?

Just from a selfish point of view, you want free advise, best way is to ask comprehensible questions.

scrubbedexpat099

Its not approx, it is $20,750 at the moment, it may be slightly higher by the time you get to your interview. He needs to earn more than this.

But if you do a K1 you can self sponsor, check with the US Consulate in London, you need about GBP3,000 or so. That may be each, I do not know.

Free education is about the only benefit you will be entitled to, US is very different from UK in that respect. There may be some individual State programmes that are not means tested.

http://britishexpats.com/forum/newre...eply&p=3813995

Your posts in a more user friendly interface.

Sally

This is interesting, as I wondered if the usenet posters could "hear" us.

You sound absolutely frightful, but good luck if some chappie is prepared to take you on.

PS the writing style is like "Glenda Slagg" in Private Eye LOL!!!!!?????

Sally

why don't you ask your boyfriend?

Bob

Any means tested benefits you try and get, if your able to, your financial sponsor will have to repay, so basically you'll be sticking it to yourselves if you try get any.

Minimum amounts of money for USCIS won't be enough money to survive on for a family unless you live in some of the cheaper middle states, so would have to have way more than that, or could use assets to make up any shortfall, but assets have to be x5 the salary level.

If you don't have enough for the financial sponsor, it's a good idea to have a back up plan, any USC or LPR can be your sponsor, you can always pull them out once you have your interview if you don't end up needing them.

Also, for the ease of reading your posts, perhaps use the "Enter" key to make paragraphs for each question, and punctuation helps, and yes, I know this isn't an English lesson, but it certainly makes it easier to read what your saying and to offer any advice, it is free after all, so some courtesy could be returned with clearer posts.

Good luck.

Kate2112

He has all the problems he needs reading her emails

CarlM

LOL - K for you!!

(oops - as soon as i can at least.. it seems ive been to generous with you already!)

scrubbedexpat099

Do not worry, I did.

Kate2112

Its the thought that counts

Kate2112

tanks!!!!!!!!!!!!URBrillianttttttttt!!!!...KKKKKKa rma!!!!!!!!sparklykate

Matthew Udall

Actually, the "information" she is seeking is legal advice, and very few people who engage in that activity here are authorized to do so. But hey, that's nothing new ;-).

sparklylorna

JEff wrote:
    > sl,
    > People who have never heard of, seen, or met you - such as US
    > immigratin officials and readers of this newsgroup - have something in
    > common - we know you only by your words. How you present yourself is
    > our only indication of who you are and what you are like - it is you
    > who dictate to us what we are to think of you by your words.
    > Also like US immigration officials we apparently have something that
    > you want. Information. To be more precise - free information. You
    > might also want it to be accurate information. So as with immigration
    > officials, if you ask your questions coherently - and nicely - you'll
    > have a better chande of getting what you want.
    > Regards, JEff
    > [email protected] wrote:
    > > in answers to yr questions....yes yes and yes!.........you say you
    > > didnt assume anything from my first post.but its very clear to me that
    > > you obviously did...i dont actaully care much what people think of
    > > me...!..but....i,m not going to be sat and annalyised by somebody..in
    > > fact nobody..that hasnt any reference to me..or any stratigical input
    > > in my life....who sits and judges and actually knows nothing about me
    > > in the slightest.worst trait of all to judge abook by its
    > > cover!!...invariably the contents.have way more substance and layer
    > > than the obvious!!.now an offical.they can ask me all they want be as
    > > rude as they want.. dig as deep as they want!!.......they have what i
    > > want!.......

sparklylorna

hhah thats really funny.!.......ty u really brought asmile to my
face..frightful!!??nooooway.just wont be walked all over especailly by
folks who have known me all for about 1day 6 .456.0 hrs and .7890
seconds thanks again...Lorna
Sallyanne wrote:
    > > wow! how rude you all are........im on here for answers to marriage
    > > not
    > > to have you sit here and analyise and dictate my age country of
    > > occupancy and education!!!! who the flaming hell do you lot think you
    > > are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???narrowminded tunnel visioned idiots springs
    > > to my mind!!!!!!!...im afree spirited 30 yr old young women! not that
    > > i
    > > see anyreason why i should explain my self to any of you overly
    > > judgemental folks..obviously not got alot else to do with yr
    > > time!!??.and as i said before...........just for yr information.im
    > > very
    > > well educated have a 1.1 in interior design.so take that...and shove
    > > it!!!! what an extraordinarily rude set of people you
    > > are...........this is about immigration......not
    > > physchology!!!!!!!!!!!!! sort yr selfs out!!!!!!!......and just for
    > > the
    > > record...dont assume anything about me ty very much!!!!!
    > > Boiler wrote:
    > > > > I suppose she could be somewhere besides the UK and have a Yahoo
    > > > > UK email address, but I think it's a safe assumption that she's
    > > > > from the UK.
    > > > >
    > > > >
    > > > >
    > > > > Huh? Sorry, have no idea what you're talking about here.
    > > > >
    > > > > ~ Jenney
    > > > I see now, shows in the first reply.
    > > > The quality of her original post, you may have assumed that it was
    > > > down
    > > > to the benefits of the Comprehensive Schools system.
    > > >
    > > > --
    > > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > This is interesting, as I wondered if the usenet posters could
    > "hear" us.
    > You sound absolutely frightful, but good luck if some chappie is
    > prepared to take you on.
    > PS the writing style is like "Glenda Slagg" in Private Eye LOL!!!!!?????
    >
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com