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Nicoxcx

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  1. We are currently pregnant so have been looking into this alot. Keep in mind the USA does NOT recognise dual citizenship, they see you as either a US citizen or not. They won't take your passport from you but they won't recognize you as British if you choose dual citizenship they will only see you as a US Citizen.

    I had my parents in Scotland call about dual citizenship and they were told that all we would have to do is register our babys birth at the registrar and then apply for a passport, I would imagine the british embassy in DC says you do not have to register the birth in the UK because they don't recognize dual citizenship anyway.

  2. Will vary from country to country.

    For example, London was very Lax on Paper evidence and focused alot more on vocal evidence threw questions, times, date etc; (never even looked at my evidence)

    I wouldn't print out entire emails, I just took a screenshot of the inbox page that listed dates and my SO's email address and printed one or two that weren't to personal. You have plenty proof.

    Goodluck!

  3. Glasgow airport has great customs officers, the one that called me asked me a bunch of questions (birthdates etc) and then started talking about Hogmanay, "show him what a proper Hogmanay in Scotland is like" it was very friendly after the initial questioning.

    tho she didn't know what the K-1 was and really she didn't care.

    For some reason that made me laugh :D

  4. Yes my then fiance was also pulled into secondary on his visits to me. I got a phone call from customs asking me about our application, where he worked, what I did for a living, how long he was staying etc;; luckily they had my mobile number which I took to the airport with me.

    Steven also had nothing to show that he would return to the USA (He had 3 one way tickets, 2 for him and 1 for me to return with him). It is easier to get into the UK as a US citizen than vice versa. Your NOA1 will be the best evidence you can have!

    The same rules apply with all customs officers, don't get defensive and be respectful and smile!

    Enjoy our trip and don't worry.

  5. I definetly find that my life was alot easier in the UK. So to me the USA wasn't about having a chance at a better life, it was a chance at a new life not many people from the UK will say that life is easier here in the USA.

    My Husbands cousin has been over in Iraq and Afghanistan constantly in the last few years, we always make sure he knows how thankful we are to him and his fellow service men and woman all over the world for what they do, putting their lives on the line to try make a safer world.

    A year ago today I was having my medical for my K1. There was ALOT of protesters outside of the US embassy in London.

    What does the USA give to me? My husband.

    Today we remember those who lost their lives on that awful day. We all remember what we were doing, where we were when it happened, I remember seeing the footage on tv and shivers going up and down my spine knowing these people were absolutely terrified and to those who tried to save as many as they could and lost their lives.

  6. London will tell you that you need it to adjust status, they don't try to force it upon you, they offer it.

    Just wanted to let everyone know, if you are being asked to pay for teh HPV vaccine, call your states local health department and go to a family planning clinic, they offer the Vaccine free of charge to everyone, Don't mention immigration to make certain they aren't going to pull any ####### (although when I mentioned it the nurse still said they shot is always free), I just recommended someone else to do it (she was being charged $160 per shot) and she managed to get it for free.

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