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Posts posted by broma25
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Well it's been a long time since I was on on VJ, most people are probably new so won't remember me, does anyone know if it's possible to bring a parent with Alzheimer's to the US?
Thanks in advance!
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I'm here...don't check in too often either these days....
Married 11 years this time been in the states for almost 8.....
All seems such a long time ago when all my waking moments were on VJ
Hope everyone is well....
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First of all, my heart goes out to you, and it must be such a painful situation to deal with.
However, I don't think you have anything really concrete to submit to ICE. You have a hearsay conversation from several months ago, and that's it. Yes, there might be a pattern with all of his siblings. But remember when you yourself were going through the process...couldn't that somehow be 'explained away'?
What concerns me most is that if you do contact USCIS/DOS/ICE, and somehow it gets back to him/his sister that someone has lodged concerns...of course they will know it's you. And if that comes to pass, the civil relationship you have with him/them for your daughter will deteriorate...and it's much better for her sake for you to be friendly with him. Because you have more control over the situation if you're friendly. Remember, keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.
I absolutely 100% agree with this post. They will know its you who has reported them and that could cause you a whole heap of problems. I would let Immigration decide if its a legitimate relationship, and if they can satisfy them then so be it.
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Hi everyone,
Thanks for all your help, you're a bunch of stars on here - it looks like I'll be OK just taking my own licence. My fiancée's checked things with her insurance company and that's all in order, so all that's left to do is hope I can work out how on earth you drive an automatic!
I do wish May was closer, mind. It didn't seem far-away when I booked the flights, but now I've got one of those countdown thingies on my phone, and I'm thinking of taking it off because it's depressing me saying things like 44 days...
Driving automatic is the least of your worries...haha....just remember to put your left foot away its not needed. As an inexperienced US driver I am sure you will be glad your driving automatic.
Good Luck!
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No you do not need to do anything with ESTA....that is for people who are using the VWP. As you have a visa you do not fall into this category.
Good Luck...
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Congratulations.....
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I have a 10 year green card and have lived in the US for 6 years. I was divorced earlier this year based on one year of separation in NC, I retained my maiden name and all my documentation is in my maiden name. I just got married a week ago and when I went to the SS office to apply for a name change on my SSN card she said it might not go through because I had to tell INS first. Do I need to report my marriage to INS and can I do so without getting a name change green card?
I'm going to England in Dec and don't want to change all my travel documentation prior to the trip, from what I understand I can use my GC with the maiden name, and my passport and carry a copy of my marriage certificate. It turned out my SS card went through smoothly so I can do to the DMV and get my license.
I hope this makes sense. I am tired from work! =) I know this could go in the travel forum too but it is more to do with my marital status and reporting it. =)
Hey Half-pint,
Nice to hear from you. I can't help with the questions im kinda out of touch with immigration these days, but just wanted to say hi!
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I just used Xoom. It was $4.99 for a wire and it was very straight forward and easy to use.
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Are the bills to be paid in the UK or the US.
Cheque would be the easiest way.
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If your still friends have her serve you with papers.
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I just received my Oath letter today scheduled for next Wednesday 03/17 at 2 pm in Callowhill. Do you know if I can take family members with me? I'm so excited.
I took my husband to Callowhill with me and there were people there with other family members, the room is not that big. I suppose it depends how many guests you want to take?
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We're planning on doing the same thing, maybe not quite 3 years as we've already been in the US together almost 2. But we're looking to move back to England after my husband gets his US dual citizenship. We feel we put so much money into getting him here that we don't want to just give it all up and we'd love to be done with immigration (at least on the US side) before settling down and starting a family.
As for the financial side, they're sponsoring system looks quite complicated. There's no real set amount you have to make; you just have to show enough income to pay your bills, I believe. and there's no co-sponsoring. I believe your UKC spouse will have to go over and set up shop before you can move yourself. We're planning on saving up and going over together (me on VWP) and finding an apartment or house and him finding a job and me coming back to the US to get the visa. I think it's quite a bit faster processing but within 3 years time the UK immigration system is going to change. so it's not worth looking into it this early, I'd wait til 2011 when the big changes are going to happen.
What big changes are happening in 2011?
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Can I ask how much they charged for the dog?
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If he is the applicant and applying to bring his wife here, would he be asked about his convictions?
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How very sad......may he rest in peace and I hope you find the strength to get through this very sad time....
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Thanks for posting this. I'm flying out tomorrow morning to pick up my fiancee and returning on the 10th through Charlotte. I wonder if they will let me in the same queue with her. I suppose they can always tell me to go to the USC queue if they don't like it.
Good luck and have a safe journey!
My husband used to tell the immigration officers that I was his NON USC wife, I was always allowed to go through the USC line with him. Its worth asking!
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Hi everyone, I read something on here ages ago that explained that theres a possibility you can aply for a tax refund for the last year if you are leaving the UK. I'm not sure about this, I just have a vague memory of coming across this information. Is this true and if so, how do you go about doing it?
Thanks!
You wont get back all the taxes you paid in the last year, and to be honest you might not get much being that its January already and you prob have earned over your allowance for the year. Def worth putting the form in though as any refund is a bonus.
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I'm gonna need to figure where to find "proper" bread!
On Christmas I'm gonna try making yorkshire pudding. Hope I dont mess it up!
You wont find proper bread in the USA......
You might want to reconsider the yorkshire puds for Xmas.....they are best with beef, and most English folks will be having turkey for christmas. However dont let me be the one that says you cant have yorkshire puds with turkey.....Good Luck.
I agree with what others have said, its nice to have some things from home, but we do adjust and substitute, I am looking forward to going home in January.....proper bread toasted with butter...........Heaven!!!
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Hmmmmm Brown sauce on Bacon n Toast.....
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Wow, I cant believe it has been a year since I applied for Citizenship....December 1, 2008 became a Citizen April 10, 2009.
Good Luck December filers.......
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Hi us Brits..
If your really home sick and want to watch some uk stuf online such as itv bbc ect....then google and download..its FREE also..
TVU PLAYER 2.4. 9
once you have then you will find a wack of tv stuff live also....footy..corey..emerdale ect..
Ok..hope that helps your home sickness...and if/when you win the lotto remember me please...
Nige;
Nigel
I downloaded this and dont seem to be able to get anything other than news, i want to watch whats currently showing on uk tv? Help?
I need some help too
Found out that BBC One has Gavin and Stacey. So went to the website and yes good news it is there to watch on line. Click on, bad news, only can access in UK. Any other suggestions? I have asked Paul to record it but wanted to find out if any other ideas so I don't have to wait.
PD.....you can download Film On from www.filmon.com
This allows you to watch live TV....if you cant watch the live shows due to work/time diff etc then UK Nova for downloads is your best bet.
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Thanks everyone, I guess your all right about the cost of medical....sigh.