Helenlc

You don't uploads these to the london embassy... I'm assuming your applying for a K1 visa. If so you take these with you at the interview stage. 

Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview. 
 

Checked the old site and was still saying fingerprint few was received... from Oct 1st... checked the new site and showing fingerprint review was completed... 
 
It changed on the new site the day after my appointment and once they had completed the review. 

Awwww yay! Congratulations 🎊 

Congratulations!!

Congratulations to both of you, very much happy for you  may God bless you with a very happy life ahead. 

btw has anyone else from our group already married..... would love to hear how everyone is getting on from our original group  
 
Heres a small pic from our wedding after all the wait, stress and paperwork... finally married and worth every second x

So we got our letter for biometrics appointment today.... guess i really was impatient!!! but now booked for the 1st of october
 

So we got our letter for biometrics appointment today.... guess i really was impatient!!! but now booked for the 1st of october
 

Finally got my biometrics appointment letter today scheduled for Oct. 3rd😊

So we got our letter for biometrics appointment today.... guess i really was impatient!!! but now booked for the 1st of october
 

So we got our letter for biometrics appointment today.... guess i really was impatient!!! but now booked for the 1st of october
 

So we got our letter for biometrics appointment today.... guess i really was impatient!!! but now booked for the 1st of october
 

I was one of the lucky ones I guess I was denied a tourist visa but applied for an ESTA 2 days later and got approved for the ESTA. (this however was 8 years ago) Was taken in to the little side room on entry into the US on every single visit from then on up until the last 2 and then my entry under K1 was the quickest i cleared customs in years. 
 
Im now undertaking a lot of "arts and craft" projects with my husband.

I was just coming here to really say the same thing... I worked in the media industry for 10 years in London and have done various work for American and other international companies while being employed by my London media agency.
 
A lot of big media companies have foreign offices and can allow employees to swap offices internationally after they are established in the company and are willing to help with the process. I have friends who now work in South Africa, Canada, US, Australia through their original company.
 
I personally wasn't on the Journalism side, more on the RTB / advertising side but was invited to speak in New York and LA as well as attend various industry events. It took along time to get established before I left media to look after my little boy who was diagnosed autistic but I was getting offers of jobs in America and sponsorship towards the end of my career.... 
 
Do not give up on your dream but maybe look for a new path to that dream... get experience in the UK and build a reputation and see where that takes you... look for media companies that have offices or associates in where you want to end up etc
 

I was just coming here to really say the same thing... I worked in the media industry for 10 years in London and have done various work for American and other international companies while being employed by my London media agency.
 
A lot of big media companies have foreign offices and can allow employees to swap offices internationally after they are established in the company and are willing to help with the process. I have friends who now work in South Africa, Canada, US, Australia through their original company.
 
I personally wasn't on the Journalism side, more on the RTB / advertising side but was invited to speak in New York and LA as well as attend various industry events. It took along time to get established before I left media to look after my little boy who was diagnosed autistic but I was getting offers of jobs in America and sponsorship towards the end of my career.... 
 
Do not give up on your dream but maybe look for a new path to that dream... get experience in the UK and build a reputation and see where that takes you... look for media companies that have offices or associates in where you want to end up etc
 

I was one of the lucky ones I guess I was denied a tourist visa but applied for an ESTA 2 days later and got approved for the ESTA. (this however was 8 years ago) Was taken in to the little side room on entry into the US on every single visit from then on up until the last 2 and then my entry under K1 was the quickest i cleared customs in years. 
 
Im now undertaking a lot of "arts and craft" projects with my husband.

I was one of the lucky ones I guess I was denied a tourist visa but applied for an ESTA 2 days later and got approved for the ESTA. (this however was 8 years ago) Was taken in to the little side room on entry into the US on every single visit from then on up until the last 2 and then my entry under K1 was the quickest i cleared customs in years. 
 
Im now undertaking a lot of "arts and craft" projects with my husband.

I was one of the lucky ones I guess I was denied a tourist visa but applied for an ESTA 2 days later and got approved for the ESTA. (this however was 8 years ago) Was taken in to the little side room on entry into the US on every single visit from then on up until the last 2 and then my entry under K1 was the quickest i cleared customs in years. 
 
Im now undertaking a lot of "arts and craft" projects with my husband.

I was one of the lucky ones I guess I was denied a tourist visa but applied for an ESTA 2 days later and got approved for the ESTA. (this however was 8 years ago) Was taken in to the little side room on entry into the US on every single visit from then on up until the last 2 and then my entry under K1 was the quickest i cleared customs in years. 
 
Im now undertaking a lot of "arts and craft" projects with my husband.

I'll have my interview next week and after this thread I hope that nobody is going to ask what I miss most/ what I'm looking forward too most when seeing my partner again. From now on my answer will be arts& crafts 😂😂

Didn't you all know that marriage is mainly to do the "arts&crafts"?
 
When meeting a potential partner, what you really want to know is how good they're at it.

Oh your interview will come soon! And then you will be doing “arts and crafts” every day. Just have a little patience with the paint brush until then. 

This website is only giving useful infos  to enter the USA LEGALLY not SNEAK IN.
 
Been waiting for interview since June and  I was not included in the interview letters given this month for Montreal. Thinking of doing some arts and crafts with my husband asap. 🙂

“Come ̶u̶̶p̶̶ to the US and see my etchings”