Applying for immigration of mother
Feb 18th 2007, 7:45 pm
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Applying for immigration of mother
So, I'm expecting notification of my oath ceremony before long. When I've done that, I'm going to apply to bring my mother over. Anyone been this route?
I understand medicals are now done in more than one place in the UK. It would be good if my mum didn't have to trog to London from the north twice.
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I understand medicals are now done in more than one place in the UK. It would be good if my mum didn't have to trog to London from the north twice.
Thanks
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Scarlett
Feb 18th 2007, 7:57 pm
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Re: Applying for immigration of mother
So, I'm expecting notification of my oath ceremony before long. When I've done that, I'm going to apply to bring my mother over. Anyone been this route?
I understand medicals are now done in more than one place in the UK. It would be good if my mum didn't have to trog to London from the north twice.
Thanks
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Scarlett
I understand medicals are now done in more than one place in the UK. It would be good if my mum didn't have to trog to London from the north twice.
Thanks
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Scarlett
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Feb 18th 2007, 8:24 pm
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Feb 18th 2007, 10:50 pm
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Re: Applying for immigration of mother
Feb 18th 2007, 11:09 pm
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Re: Applying for immigration of mother
Feb 18th 2007, 11:32 pm
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I know, m'dear, but I so enjoyed imagining the expression on your face when you clicked. It was worth a thousand Harrods pressies. 
Anyway, why spend your money at Harrods when you can spend it here?
Can't blame a girl for trying!
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Anyway, why spend your money at Harrods when you can spend it here?
Can't blame a girl for trying!
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Feb 19th 2007, 3:15 am
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I can't have my heroes being mean about each other. Kindly apologize--and hand over your vote!
Feb 19th 2007, 4:13 am
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Re: Applying for immigration of mother
OK, I'll tell you what I think of THAT in the Trailer Park.
Meanwhile, back to my topic before my post gets thrown out of the forum. I thought I had read medicals could now be done in more than one place in the UK, but from my reading of the embassy website, it looks like both places are in London.
Anyone have any info on that or on Texas timelines for I-130s?
Also, I'm thinking once I send in the petition, my mum shouldn't really travel over till we're done. That's going to be tough on her grandkids, but we're all prepared to put up with it. Just thought I'd ask (knowing there are no guarantees) what people think her chances of entering on VWP are while the I-130 is in process and bearing in mind she comes over quite often. Too much of a red flag even if she brings papers to prove she hasn't sold her house yet? She's retired, so employment info. won't work.
Grateful for any thoughts.
[Ray... Trailer Park!]
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Meanwhile, back to my topic before my post gets thrown out of the forum. I thought I had read medicals could now be done in more than one place in the UK, but from my reading of the embassy website, it looks like both places are in London.
Anyone have any info on that or on Texas timelines for I-130s?
Also, I'm thinking once I send in the petition, my mum shouldn't really travel over till we're done. That's going to be tough on her grandkids, but we're all prepared to put up with it. Just thought I'd ask (knowing there are no guarantees) what people think her chances of entering on VWP are while the I-130 is in process and bearing in mind she comes over quite often. Too much of a red flag even if she brings papers to prove she hasn't sold her house yet? She's retired, so employment info. won't work.
Grateful for any thoughts.
[Ray... Trailer Park!]
Regards
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Feb 19th 2007, 4:20 am
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Re: Applying for immigration of mother
OK, Anyone have any info on that or on Texas timelines for I-130s?
Also, I'm thinking once I send in the petition, my mum shouldn't really travel over till we're done. That's going to be tough on her grandkids, but we're all prepared to put up with it. Just thought I'd ask (knowing there are no guarantees) what people think her chances of entering on VWP are while the I-130 is in process and bearing in mind she comes over quite often. Too much of a red flag even if she brings papers to prove she hasn't sold her house yet? She's retired, so employment info. won't work.
Grateful for any thoughts.
[Ray... Trailer Park!]
Regards-=-Scarlett
Also, I'm thinking once I send in the petition, my mum shouldn't really travel over till we're done. That's going to be tough on her grandkids, but we're all prepared to put up with it. Just thought I'd ask (knowing there are no guarantees) what people think her chances of entering on VWP are while the I-130 is in process and bearing in mind she comes over quite often. Too much of a red flag even if she brings papers to prove she hasn't sold her house yet? She's retired, so employment info. won't work.
Grateful for any thoughts.
[Ray... Trailer Park!]
Regards-=-Scarlett
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