Stuart and Katie

Thanks for the note, and for the laugh from your profile picture

Thanks for your reply, I am getting more replies to applications I have made finally so hoping something comes good of it.

Hi,
I am an English mid-level IT professional too, the jobs I am targeting have a broad salary range from 40-80k! The salary varies so much depending on the company, but $60-75k sounds very good considering Houston has a lower cost of living than the DC area where I live. We're managing on 1 salary so if you can get a job you like I'd say go for it. I'm originally from Bedfordshire and never ever felt the desire to commute to London for IT work, even with the higher wages.

Hi all,
Well my K-1 visa interview is at 8:30am on Friday and I believe I am all set.
Just wanted to share what I have prepared to take to the interview. Between us we have gathered EVERYTHING we can just in case, many of you may think overkill but we both agreed it's better to have and not need than need and not have!
Folder 1 (Front of document pack):
Interview Letter (To show before entering embassy) Signed MRV Receipt (To show before entering embassy) Passport and 2 Photo Page Photocopies (I know it says you don't need this but just in case) US Sized Passport Photos (I know I only need two but I have 8 just in case!) Original Birth Certificate & 2 Photcopies Original Police Certificate & 2 Photocopies Folder 2 (Financial Stuff):
I-134 Tax Returns Payslips Letter from Employer Folder 1 & 2 are the Essentials, other than that I have:
Folder 3:
Spare DS-156 Spare DS-156K Spare DS-157 Spare DS-230 Parts 1 and 2 Folder 4 (Evidence of Ongoing Relationship):
Photos with date stamps Letters of intent to marry from both of us Wedding Chapel receipt Wedding ring receipts Boarding Passes/Electronic Flight Tickets Google Chat Logs Skype Logs Folder 5:
I-129F Package (again they probably won't want to see this at all but just in case) Anyways hope this gives some of you that are anxious about preparing for the interview (as I was myself!) a clearer idea of what to prepare.
Wish me luck!
Stuart

I made a list of names I like and he narrowed it down to the names he like and we both decided to name her Nala. (We both like The Lion King lol)

i am so sorry to hear this. my thoughts are with you. really, its his loss.

This process does try one's patience but, so does marriage from time to time.I hope things work out for you but, maybe it's better you found out this quality, or lack thereof, before you were with him in the U.S.

happy december, november filers! we've made it one month!

The U.S. should withhold it's annual foreign aid to Israel and give it directly to to the Palestinians. I'm sure it wont happen, but would be the right thing to do.

hey fellow november filer!
i already made a thread for this (http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/398014-november-2012-filers/) perhaps these can be merged?
best of luck on your journey!

it's not required for the original I-129F package.

go Washington!

Well, Maine and Maryland approved same sex marriage. Looks like you do need to update your sig. Might want to use that new shade. Elephant pink.

You dirty Bigots disgust me; everybody deserves to be happy and if marriage makes people happy then I say let them marry.
I've got some very nice friends who are married but because of people like YOU Danno they are forced to live in a country they do not like because they are gay; one is a US citizen the other is a New Zealander.
The DOMA is an ridiculous law and will stuck down eventually as more and more people are waking up to the fact that there is no god and therefore the bible and everything in it is deemed IRRELEVANT!

I got to vote yes for gay marriage here in WA yesterday. I don't think I cheapened my own heterosexual marriage to my beautiful wife, nor will western civilization collapse.

indeed. I'm proud to say i supported prop. 6 in Maryland supporting same sex marriage.

indeed. I'm proud to say i supported prop. 6 in Maryland supporting same sex marriage.

indeed. I'm proud to say i supported prop. 6 in Maryland supporting same sex marriage.

i'm proud to say i'm voting yes on prop 6 today!