Shannon Jenkins

I read somewhere on this board about 2 months ago that the fiance that
is coming to the US could fill out some form and only have to pay 1/2
half of his plane ticket to the US after he has received his visa. Can
someone tell me which form and where I can get it? Any help would be
greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks!

Shannon

Mrtravel;

Shannon Jenkins wrote:

    > I read somewhere on this board about 2 months ago that the fiance that
    > is coming to the US could fill out some form and only have to pay 1/2
    > half of his plane ticket to the US after he has received his visa. Can
    > someone tell me which form and where I can get it? Any help would be
    > greatly appreciated!!!

I haven't heard of that. In many cases you can get a discounted one way
ticket either from the airline or through a consolidator.

Steggy

"mrtravel;" wrote:
    >
    > Shannon Jenkins wrote:
    >
    > > I read somewhere on this board about 2 months ago that the fiance that
    > > is coming to the US could fill out some form and only have to pay 1/2
    > > half of his plane ticket to the US after he has received his visa. Can
    > > someone tell me which form and where I can get it? Any help would be
    > > greatly appreciated!!!
    >
    > I haven't heard of that. In many cases you can get a discounted one way
    > ticket either from the airline or through a consolidator.

Or save your return ticket.
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steg

Tbone

I assume you're talking about saving the return ticket for when it's time to make a pilgrimage back to the land of your birth. In that case, for how long can you save a ticket? It could be a couple of years before it's needed.

Anthony

cindyabs

The cheapest "official" return tickets are usually only good for 30 days. Don't know about the UK, but the wholesale or consolidator tickets are usually good for 3-6 months. However, the consolidator tickets usually carry a stiffer penalty for changes than the official ones because they put a charge on top of the airline's penalty...