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Mar 10th 2005, 2:14 am
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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Oi. On the other thread you're from Yorkshire. Going to have you up on the Trades Descriptions Act.
No i was BORN in Norfolk but lived in yorkshite for last few years
Mar 10th 2005, 2:15 am
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
Pricey! 
I was at Bradford Uni 82-85. Onion Bhaji, Onion Salad, Chicken Dopiaza Vindaloo, 3 chupattis. A quid! Used to live on that lunch dinner and afte pub snack for 3weeks during the exams. Funny how noone wanted to share a ride home at the end of term.....
I was at Bradford Uni 82-85. Onion Bhaji, Onion Salad, Chicken Dopiaza Vindaloo, 3 chupattis. A quid! Used to live on that lunch dinner and afte pub snack for 3weeks during the exams. Funny how noone wanted to share a ride home at the end of term.....
Mar 10th 2005, 2:15 am
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Originally Posted by silvermine
that it is...
shouldham had 90 people in it when i was there
remember RAF marham? - they used to buzz everything in sight at treetop level..
guess i'm officially welcomed.. thanks.
shouldham had 90 people in it when i was there
remember RAF marham? - they used to buzz everything in sight at treetop level..
guess i'm officially welcomed.. thanks.
You're....welcome
RAF Marham...sheesh...now we are going back!
I spent the long hot summer of 1976 on the beach at Wells-Next-Sea
Mar 10th 2005, 2:17 am
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Re: 1st post
Originally Posted by silvermine
that it is...
shouldham had 90 people in it when i was there
remember RAF marham? - they used to buzz everything in sight at treetop level..
guess i'm officially welcomed.. thanks.
shouldham had 90 people in it when i was there
remember RAF marham? - they used to buzz everything in sight at treetop level..
guess i'm officially welcomed.. thanks.
Mar 10th 2005, 2:35 am
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Originally Posted by silvermine
hmm. sounds very good but my lads used to throw in a large brandy for their 2 quid ..after they were trained!
Mar 12th 2005, 3:58 pm
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when travelling to the uk from the usa which passport does one use to enter uk and then return to usa?
my case i have uk and canadian passports + us greencard.
my case i have uk and canadian passports + us greencard.
Mar 12th 2005, 4:01 pm
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Re: please help the newbie
Originally Posted by silvermine
when travelling to the uk from the usa which passport does one use to enter uk and then return to usa?
my case i have uk and canadian passports + us greencard.
my case i have uk and canadian passports + us greencard.
US on entering the US.
Mar 12th 2005, 4:04 pm
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Originally Posted by tony126
US on entering the US.
Presumably on returning, you will use the GC and whichever passport you used to get the GC (I'm guessing the Canadian one).
Mar 12th 2005, 4:05 pm
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Originally Posted by tony126
UK on entering UK
US on entering the US.
US on entering the US.
I'd use UK for UK and Canadian for US (I assume that's what you've been using up until now - no need to confuse the poor immigration inspectors...)
Mar 12th 2005, 4:38 pm
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Originally Posted by DonnaElvira
Silvermine doesn't have a US passport.
I'd use UK for UK and Canadian for US (I assume that's what you've been using up until now - no need to confuse the poor immigration inspectors...)
I'd use UK for UK and Canadian for US (I assume that's what you've been using up until now - no need to confuse the poor immigration inspectors...)
one part of mine says 'CAN' ... after a bunch of numbers.
in that case would usa immigration haul me off to some interrogation room if i showed my uk passport on return to the us?
this i want to avoid :scared: .. not that i have anything to hide..
Mar 12th 2005, 4:41 pm
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Originally Posted by ImHere
No i was BORN in Norfolk but lived in yorkshite for last few years
Less of the Yorkshite
I grew up in Last of the Summer Wine Country. Be nice about my old stomping ground, please!
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Mar 12th 2005, 4:42 pm
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Originally Posted by fatbrit
Poster doesn't have US one!
Presumably on returning, you will use the GC and whichever passport you used to get the GC (I'm guessing the Canadian one).
Presumably on returning, you will use the GC and whichever passport you used to get the GC (I'm guessing the Canadian one).
gosh u know i don't even think i had a passport when i originally got my greencard! i think i was listed on my mother's british passport...
i showed my canadian one to get the latest renewal though.
Mar 12th 2005, 4:42 pm
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Re: please help the newbie
Originally Posted by silvermine
in that case would usa immigration haul me off to some interrogation room if i showed my uk passport on return to the us?
this i want to avoid :scared: .. not that i have anything to hide..
this i want to avoid :scared: .. not that i have anything to hide..
I'd transfer the UK one to the bottom of my bag about half way across the Atlantic.
Mar 12th 2005, 4:44 pm
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Originally Posted by silvermine
hmm. sounds very good but my lads used to throw in a large brandy for their 2 quid ..after they were trained!
[cue Hovis music]
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Mar 12th 2005, 4:47 pm
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Originally Posted by fatbrit
Best advice at US immigration is always be truthful but never provide any information unless they ask for it.
AMEN!