Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Dec 4th 2002, 8:57 am
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Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130 filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details after we return to the US next week, including the interesting embassy/interview experiences.
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Dec 4th 2002, 8:58 am
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Congratulations and best wishes.
Dec 4th 2002, 9:15 am
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Originally posted by osaeed
My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130 filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details after we return to the US next week, including the interesting embassy/interview experiences.
omer
My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130 filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details after we return to the US next week, including the interesting embassy/interview experiences.
omer
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Dec 4th 2002, 10:10 am
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congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very happy christmas
Dec 4th 2002, 10:28 am
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Originally posted by mrsstrickland
congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very happy christmas
congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very happy christmas
Dec 4th 2002, 10:38 am
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eid is friday..... they will be celebrating with big smiles if they are muslim!
congrats
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Dec 4th 2002, 4:17 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Originally posted by osaeed
My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130 filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details after we return to the US next week, including the interesting embassy/interview experiences.
omer
My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130 filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details after we return to the US next week, including the interesting embassy/interview experiences.
omer
Dec 4th 2002, 6:23 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Congratulations! Best wishes to you and your wife!
"osaeed" wrote in message
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> My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa
> issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130
> filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details
> after we return to the US next week, including the interesting
> embassy/interview experiences.
> omer
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"osaeed" wrote in message
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> My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa
> issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130
> filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details
> after we return to the US next week, including the interesting
> embassy/interview experiences.
> omer
> --
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Dec 4th 2002, 7:25 pm
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Congrats and Good Luck...
Will be waiting for you to post your experience...
Will be waiting for you to post your experience...
Dec 4th 2002, 8:27 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Many many congratulations.....looking forward to reading about your
wife's experience.
Cheers,
Chakra
osaeed wrote in message news:...
> My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa
> issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130
> filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details
> after we return to the US next week, including the interesting
> embassy/interview experiences.
>
> omer
wife's experience.
Cheers,
Chakra
osaeed wrote in message news:...
> My wife had her immigrant visa interview yesterday, she passed, visa
> issued in the afternoon. 8 months from the date of marriage (I-130
> filed with CSC) to the issuance of the CR1. I will post full details
> after we return to the US next week, including the interesting
> embassy/interview experiences.
>
> omer
Dec 4th 2002, 10:30 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
> Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a muslim) a
> happy Christmas Dee?
I doubt if that's a big deal. I get wished Happy Hannukah every year
from my neighbors and I am not Jewish.
> happy Christmas Dee?
I doubt if that's a big deal. I get wished Happy Hannukah every year
from my neighbors and I am not Jewish.
Dec 5th 2002, 7:40 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Patrick wrote:
>
> Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very
> > happy christmas
>
> Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a muslim) a
> happy Christmas Dee?
There are Christians in Pakistan.
And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
has nothing to do with JC.
That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
Jewish..
>
> Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very
> > happy christmas
>
> Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a muslim) a
> happy Christmas Dee?
There are Christians in Pakistan.
And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
has nothing to do with JC.
That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
Jewish..
Dec 5th 2002, 8:47 pm
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Originally posted by Mrtravel
Patrick wrote:
>
> Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very
> > happy christmas
>
> Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a muslim) a
> happy Christmas Dee?
There are Christians in Pakistan.
And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
has nothing to do with JC.
That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
Jewish..
Patrick wrote:
>
> Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a very
> > happy christmas
>
> Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a muslim) a
> happy Christmas Dee?
There are Christians in Pakistan.
And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
has nothing to do with JC.
That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
Jewish..
Since when has Christmas got nothing to do with JC! I know its on the wrong date but it still the celebration of the birth of JC. SC (or Father Christmas as he is known in the UK (in Finland he is known as the Christmas Goat - whats that about)) is still based on a saint and is meant to represent the giving of gifts by the 3 kings (or wise men dependent on which bible you read).
America is not a nation founded on religion and that is why you have happy holidays. I will not get into a religious debate with you, or even a debate about Pakistan having a very small percentage of christians.
You can say Happy Hanukkah to me (and I can prove 100% that I am not jewish)
Patrick
Dec 5th 2002, 9:09 pm
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Cograts to you both.
Happy holidays and have a safe trip back osaeed.
regards
kindia
Happy holidays and have a safe trip back osaeed.
regards
kindia
Dec 7th 2002, 12:07 am
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Re: Immigrant Visa Issued in Islamabad
Patrick wrote:
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> Originally posted by Mrtravel
> > Patrick wrote:
> > >
> > > Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > > > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a
> > very
> > > > happy christmas
> > >
> > > Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a
> > muslim) a
> > > happy Christmas Dee?
> >
> > There are Christians in Pakistan.
> > And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
> > has nothing to do with JC.
> >
> > That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
> > Jewish..
>
> My point was that it is very english thing to do - the reason is we are
> nation based on religion, we have all religous holidays and the Queen is
> the head of the Church of England. It is very english to expect everyone
> to be Christian. I was 28 before I met a jew, and that was in the USA.
>
> Since when has Christmas got nothing to do with JC!
Did I make that statement? I thought I said SC (Santa Claus) had nothing
to do with JC.
My point is I don't say Merry Christmas with the thought of whether the
person is a Christian or not.
>
> Originally posted by Mrtravel
> > Patrick wrote:
> > >
> > > Originally posted by mrsstrickland
> > > > congratulations and good luck to you and you wife and have a
> > very
> > > > happy christmas
> > >
> > > Did you just wish someone from Pakistan (and hence probably a
> > muslim) a
> > > happy Christmas Dee?
> >
> > There are Christians in Pakistan.
> > And, did you notice, Christmas is also a secular holiday. After all SC
> > has nothing to do with JC.
> >
> > That said, I have friends that wish me Happy Hanukkah, and I am not
> > Jewish..
>
> My point was that it is very english thing to do - the reason is we are
> nation based on religion, we have all religous holidays and the Queen is
> the head of the Church of England. It is very english to expect everyone
> to be Christian. I was 28 before I met a jew, and that was in the USA.
>
> Since when has Christmas got nothing to do with JC!
Did I make that statement? I thought I said SC (Santa Claus) had nothing
to do with JC.
My point is I don't say Merry Christmas with the thought of whether the
person is a Christian or not.