E2 Visa Father & Son, substantial investment

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Sep 27th 2005, 6:12 am

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So Ray, what the answer to the million dollar question on time frames and our chances?

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

we don't work at the embassy.....we don't know.........

Sep 27th 2005, 6:21 am

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we don't work at the embassy.....we don't know.........

Fair comment, just thought you might have spoked with somebody recently on there experiences!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sep 27th 2005, 6:29 am

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why is it with 50 states to chose from, almost everyone who not transferring through a job or married, plumps for Florida? With all the news about Hurricanes at the moment, I would have thought most people would be put off by the idea. On top of that its hot, humid, full of US retirees and now it seems most of south East England!

Not that I have any advice but what exactly are you investing in?

Sep 27th 2005, 6:34 am

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A School, i'm a economist by profession, but just gratuated as a teacher.

Sep 27th 2005, 6:43 am

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so now the question why Florida? and will it be for expats?

Sep 27th 2005, 6:55 am

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so now the question why Florida? and will it be for expats?

I would prefer California, but to expensive, Texas may be in the future, Florida has a good mix of everything reasonable!

Sep 27th 2005, 7:07 am

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I would prefer California, but to expensive, Texas may be in the future, Florida has a good mix of everything reasonable!

Except weather...

Extreme weather (heat, hurricanes, humidity).

Sep 27th 2005, 7:57 am

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Fair comment, just thought you might have spoked with somebody recently on there experiences!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Quickest has been around 15 days ..longest is 42 weeks then rejected ..

Sep 27th 2005, 8:00 am

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Except weather...

Extreme weather (heat, hurricanes, humidity).

Excuse me ... Texas is the same.. Have you been to Florida ..
Were your needs not fulfilled ...

Sep 27th 2005, 12:48 pm

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So Ray, what the answer to the million dollar question on time frames and our chances?

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Don't think he has a crystal ball nor a JD...

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Sep 27th 2005, 6:41 pm

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Don't think he has a crystal ball nor a JD...

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I agree, we shall have to watch this space, any other views please air them!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks

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Sep 28th 2005, 12:06 am

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Don't think he has a crystal ball nor a JD...
NC Penguin

But my Forum does have lots of people going for the E-2 ..six of which have been obtained in the last months.

Sep 28th 2005, 3:33 am

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By the time you get to the interview ..its been already decide ..the current decider at the London Embassy is Meg ... a very thorough person ..who send out lots of RFEs..Recently there has been a huge backlog ..but they seem to be catching up .. How long have you been waiting since you filed ...?
What State are you heading to? ... Is your Lawyer in the UK or US..?

You said in your mail of yesterday there has been a huge back log, from friends that you have spoken too how long has their experience been?

Kind Regards

bbb1969

Sep 28th 2005, 3:37 am

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You said in your mail of yesterday there has been a huge back log, from friends that you have spoken too how long has their experience been?Kind Regardsbbb1969

Go to my forum at www.thefloridaforum.us and read all the stories in the E-2 section.

Sep 28th 2005, 6:22 am

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Go to my forum at www.thefloridaforum.us and read all the stories in the E-2 section.

i done that earlier, first i registered then with my user name and password i logged in, but once i go in to the forum and click on the link it takes me back to the log in area, any ideas why.

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