Head of line privileges....alittle humor today folks

[Mike&Gina 7]

Greetings! Hello fellow VJ'ers. We enjoy the site and so appreciate all the help we have recieved thus far on our journey. I'm just sitting here wondering, while pulling out the last hairs on my already old and balding head. What are the chances me (Petitioner) and my Fiancee Gina can get "head of the line privileges" due to our ages and "impeccable" backgrounds (ha-ha-ha)?? We are both soon to be "senior citizens" in our 50's, and thus "time running out on us" in life, unlike you young 20 year old petitioners. I turned 54 and Gina will enter her 5th decade of living next month in June (sorry Honey for revealing your age!). I am a retired police officer, US Navy veteran, never been married before, no criminal record, no financial/credit problems, no children problems , squeaky clean (and pure as the driven snow!)....ha-ha! Gina also "clean" - no criminal records, no credit/financial problems, good work history, widowed, and wants to marry this old 'lifelong bachelor." Why cant we move to the head of the line for processing from CSC on our petition request?? Ha-ha.....just joking kids.....(kinda).....we'll wait our turn like everyone else, and wish everyone the best of luck. God Bless Us All !!!

[Tintin and Mike 127]

To be ahead of everyone, I think you have to be at least 62 LOL

Good luck on your journey!

[yorubaqueen13 28]

I think at 65 u get free pop or coffee or tea in fast food restraunts? This shuld make for a nice argument to the USCIS as to y they should place ur case ahead of others!! Lol hang in there.... We cant do anything but wait but at least u can get free beverages on ur 9 or 10 year wedding anniversary.. Thats a bonus to look forward to! Lol

[perksandgrumps 3]

Greetings! Hello fellow VJ'ers. We enjoy the site and so appreciate all the help we have recieved thus far on our journey. I'm just sitting here wondering, while pulling out the last hairs on my already old and balding head. What are the chances me (Petitioner) and my Fiancee Gina can get "head of the line privileges" due to our ages and "impeccable" backgrounds (ha-ha-ha)?? We are both soon to be "senior citizens" in our 50's, and thus "time running out on us" in life, unlike you young 20 year old petitioners. I turned 54 and Gina will enter her 5th decade of living next month in June (sorry Honey for revealing your age!). I am a retired police officer, US Navy veteran, never been married before, no criminal record, no financial/credit problems, no children problems , squeaky clean (and pure as the driven snow!)....ha-ha! Gina also "clean" - no criminal records, no credit/financial problems, good work history, widowed, and wants to marry this old 'lifelong bachelor." Why cant we move to the head of the line for processing from CSC on our petition request?? Ha-ha.....just joking kids.....(kinda).....we'll wait our turn like everyone else, and wish everyone the best of luck. God Bless Us All !!!

Such a fun couple! Goodluck guys! My advice: do a review of the documents before the interview to avoid delays (aka 221g). That's what me and my fiance did. Teamwork! And patience too..lots of it

[Darnell 8,479]

well, i'd say it's d@mn near impossible to do any queue jumping whilst at CSC for I-129F petition adjudication,

however...

if'n you want some speed whilst chasing a K-1 visa at Manila IV -

find and study Hank_ 's handy-dandy neeto keen (yet spiffy) complete guide to going fast at Manila IV for K-1 visa chasers.

It's complete, dense, chock full of all the stuff you need to 'go fast' once the casefile has left NVC.

Required Reading, IMO. Since it's so dense, prepare to block 2 weeks for the revision.