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Well, after receiving numerous PM's with some interesting info concerning some MENA / none MENA members. I am left with more to say, as what I was thinking about some proved to be a correct feeling. I know those of you who know i'm referring to you, will run off to your little group on.. expactgroups.com and proceed to make fun and belittle me as you do others on VJ.
I know this forum is just like any forum online, but goodness, you're suppose to be mature adults, not children. Don't you realize that most who come here, truely are seeking help for what they believe is a real relationship with their SO? To treat those of us who truely need help and seek your advice, like we were a door mat to wipe your feet on, is the most cruel thing for one to do. Here most of you are claiming to be Muslim or a practing Muslim and look at the evil ways you have.
You laugh and poke fun of older, fat, and ugly women who are blinded by a sweet talking Muslim man ONLY seeking a GC. You say, ONLY a true Muslim woman can understand and make a marriage work with a Muslim man. Us christian women are so stupid and desperate for ANY man that we'd believe a younger or even same age Muslim man would truely love us for us.
If I were to sit here and say, every relationship seeking help through VJ is a true one.. i'd be as stupid as some of these post i've been reading. I'm not dumb, I know there are users out there, but they don't come just from the Middle East. You want to make fun of me and others for looking for red flags.. then why are you posting the warnings for us to read, if we're stupid to look for these signs? Why tell everyone who has a MENA SO, to just wait and come on back after he gets here.. you'll see what we posting is real?
It's as my SO told me, how can anyone that has never met him irl know that he's for a GC. Are some of these things i'm reading true about men in Egypt, yes, but isn't it also true in every country as well? How can anyone come to a forum and say for a fact, if a Muslim man goes against the norm, he's a con and only wants a GC. Mine told me, I don't want kids, because I dont' want kids. This is MY choice not my families. I want to marry a non Muslim, because I love her and as a Muslim man, it is MY right to marry ANY woman I want, except those that don't believe in God. The last thing he said really made a lot sense. " If any of those women on that forum talking the ####### you're telling me, are truely Muslim or practing Muslim women, they'd not be on a forum in the first place, muchless talking about something they obviously have no clue about. It seems to me they need to truely read the Qu'ran. Also, why if ME men are ALL so bad and only users for GC.. then why are they themselves with ME men and some even on their second and third man?" I couldn't agree more with those words.
Ladies, some of you seem really nice and sincere with your words, but some I can read through like a sheet of paper. Of coarse not everyone will agree on everything, we all will think only we are right and everyone else is wrong, some will come back years later and say those MENA women knew what they were saying and some will come back and say they didn't know #######. Mine might not work out, but you won't see me coming back here to spill my heart, for some of you to run off and poke fun for having been so stupid to believe a man could really love me. No, if this happens to me, i'll suck it up as experience just as I do with a good ole American man.
For those thinking you're gonna get the last laugh at me, you might, but not because I met someone, flew to his country once/twice, spent a few days or couple weeks and came back believing he was my everything. Cause you see, i'm one of those sinning American women.. I have an Orfi..opps did I say that awful word? You see in my case only, there is No way I would marry any man, w/o living with him and spending time with him first, to make sure we fit and he wasn't some nut case. So, I spent basically 11 months with him and I feel secure he's with me for the right reasons. Doesn't mean he still not pulling the wool over my eyes.. he could be, but my heart tells me otherwise.
So, with this said.. I want to say, i'm on VJ seeking REAL honest help to get my Finace here with me. What i'm not here for is all the cruel remarks about a woman who is older, fat, and uglier than their SO, by a few know it alls. I'm not here for them to run off to an expactgroup to poke fun of me and others here on VJ. I'm not here for a VJ Mod to take my and other couples pics and do only God knows what with. Just what are YOU doing with those pics you're keeping? Are you possibly sending them to service centers with information on us in hopes to stop another GC fraud?
I think this MENA forum has forgotten what VJ is suppose to be about.. helping others going through this long journey. Not to laugh at and make fun of ANYONE for asking for help. Not to PICK a .. what I think is truely the most STUPIEST post on VJ and post the links of it on another forum. Ladies and gents.. if you're truely here seeking REAL help you need to know exactly what's going on here in this forum. I don't see any help in what i've described above. Good luck to all of us who are here for the right reasons. Thank you to anyone who responds to a question and answers with kindness and honesty.
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I am not trying to inflame this topic but I am sincerely curious about this and I am asking with no disrespect, simply a curiousity....
Why does it seem the majority of the USC women filing for foreign men choose middle eastern men? I see a lot of these women choose Muslim men and even become Muslim themselves. Is there a reason for this? I know nothing about the religion or lifestyle (only heard the bad stuff of course) so I would honestly like to know...what is the compelling draw?
While I am not marrying a Muslim or a middle-eastern man, I am very interested in women's issues and a huge supporter of women's rights and would like to hear the U.S. women's perspective on this. :-)
Thanks
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As for myself, I didn't choose a middle eastern man. I was minding my own business on an online game and we met. I wasn't in a chat room, skype, myspace, marriage site, etc looking for ANY man, it just happened. I won't become Muslims, as I wasn't when he met me and we discussed this and we accept each other for who we were when we met.
I read these stories and don't see any red flags as of yet, but that doesn't mean I won't get used. I would like to think i'm smart enough to catch something out of the ordinary. I think in my case only, I must read and be careful to not let what I read, ruin what might be the best thing ever in my life. At the same time, I need to keep a guard up as I would with any man in my life. As women, it doesn't hurt us to have a radar going when dealing with any male, no matter where he comes from.
With all these stories i've been reading, I wonder how the couples met.. was it in chat rooms, skype, dating sites, myspace, facebook, online games. I can tell you this, I don't know at the times someone would just call me on skype, that I didn't even know. Mohammed told me, never to answer them, as all know if a guy you don't know suddenly skypes you.. then he's up to no good. be that visa or cc fraud. lol
If I were you, I would read and pay very close attention to the people on these boards and not compare your situation to theirs. No one should infer things into their situation but the people here can be a very good resource for you down the road.
You cannot presume to understand an entirely different culture and your husbands long term plans for you and your marriage without taking into account the mena perception that often marriage with an american is a means to an end.
Don t discount the relationships on here.. You will find that MANY were messaged out of the blue on an online game. Or doing nothing.. Or not on dating sites
Its like fishing. You can sit in many parts of a lake to catch a fish, in a boat, on a dock, sitting on the sand etc
If a guy is going online to find a foreign wife to get the hell out of his country and somewhere better, he will fish the entire lake. Not saying this is your case but it doesnt matter how you met exactly . Its his intent before during and after the marriage and his attitude towards the foreverness and permanancy of the marriage in general
If I were you, i'd read and pay very close attention to exactly what I said, instead of assuming you know what I meant. No where did I say I was comparing my situation to anothers. What is it with the MENA group that most everything I say is taken the wrong way? Why do most assume I discount what others are saying and not learning from it? I heard this is a great support group of ladies, but i'm seeing otherwise. If this is such a great group, then why get defensive and start on me for my opinions, as if it makes you feel good because you put a newbie in her place?
As for how people met, no harm in my wondering how most with a MENA SO got to know each other. I know a few met on an online game, i've read about it on VJ.
There's also no harm in my saying I don't see red flag's yet in our relationship. It would seem I actually am reading and paying very close attention to the people on these boards. Isn't that the purpose of someone posting, is for others to read and pay close attention to their own relationship for a red flag?
With that said, I have something else to say.. Since I joined the MENA group I have met quite a few ladies that are wonderful. Some are just like me and scared to post for what is happening to me right now. I can't say a thing without being talked down to and I wonder how i'm to learn or get help from a forum, when treated like this? I haven't smarted off at anyone or posted anything to my knowledge, that would cause others to immediately dislike me.
I guess it's time for me to realize I truly don't belong here as i'm not fitting in with the tight knit group that seems to be here. Before you start posting nasty comments to my post, don't waste your time, as I won't be coming back to see what else you guys think of me. Most can pat their backs as they did what they set out to do.. run a newbie away.
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I am not trying to inflame this topic but I am sincerely curious about this and I am asking with no disrespect, simply a curiousity....
Why does it seem the majority of the USC women filing for foreign men choose middle eastern men? I see a lot of these women choose Muslim men and even become Muslim themselves. Is there a reason for this? I know nothing about the religion or lifestyle (only heard the bad stuff of course) so I would honestly like to know...what is the compelling draw?
While I am not marrying a Muslim or a middle-eastern man, I am very interested in women's issues and a huge supporter of women's rights and would like to hear the U.S. women's perspective on this. :-)
Thanks
Bug
As for myself, I didn't choose a middle eastern man. I was minding my own business on an online game and we met. I wasn't in a chat room, skype, myspace, marriage site, etc looking for ANY man, it just happened. I won't become Muslims, as I wasn't when he met me and we discussed this and we accept each other for who we were when we met.
I read these stories and don't see any red flags as of yet, but that doesn't mean I won't get used. I would like to think i'm smart enough to catch something out of the ordinary. I think in my case only, I must read and be careful to not let what I read, ruin what might be the best thing ever in my life. At the same time, I need to keep a guard up as I would with any man in my life. As women, it doesn't hurt us to have a radar going when dealing with any male, no matter where he comes from.
With all these stories i've been reading, I wonder how the couples met.. was it in chat rooms, skype, dating sites, myspace, facebook, online games. I can tell you this, I don't know at the times someone would just call me on skype, that I didn't even know. Mohammed told me, never to answer them, as all know if a guy you don't know suddenly skypes you.. then he's up to no good. be that visa or cc fraud. lol
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O.K. I won't continue this discussion further since it seems some of you misunderstood me and I don't care for the direction it's going.
I am not doubting any evidence that anyone brought and i'm not trying to say it's all fake to start trouble. I'm trying to find out what everyone brought and who found it didn't help and who found it did. I guess I worded my posts wrong or?? I'm taking to heart what you guys have experienced and trying to learn from it. Some swear this helped the most when another says they didn't even look at it. Who knows, maybe I have some proof and I don't even realize it. That's what I was hoping to get from the thread.
I didn't say I didn't have emails.. I do, but not many. My concern comes from a thread I read that said the fiance was accused of making them all up and they were not apprved for visa. This was in another country i'm sure, but I was wondering if anyone in MENA had experiened that.
About the ring.. again, I was hoping to see how many thought it proved a bonafide even if I could wear it or not. On other forums, I have read some didn't have an engagement ring before interview and some did. Maybe In MENA countries it's very important and that's what I was looking for.
About the letters.. nothing I can do there I have sent them and he has not received even one. Again, I have read posts from MENA some say there's made it and some didn't. I hoped to see how many felt letters were heavily looked upon as evidence and I would pay $80.00 to send them Fedex. That's if most felt it really helped to prove anything.
I appologize for starting this thread and appologize if I sounded ungrateful and just looking for excuses. I have been misunderstood and the direction it's taking is not kind at all to me. Maybe i've also misunderstood some of you, if I have, then you must see how I feel right now. Thanks though to everyone that did post.
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Well, if everything can be fabricated (letters from family, photos, printouts of wedding plans/ideas) then why bother with evidences?
You asked those of us who have gone through the interview process, and we gave our suggestions of what worked for us.
I'm not trying to start anything here. I'm trying to find out what the CO won't say is fabricated, do you understand? You said, " I think the best you can do is just prepare for everything as much as possible - all types of evidence (except the webcam pics").. I thought webcam pics is perfect proof of evidence with us and our family. Maybe i'm wrong and the CO won't give them a second thought.
I have thought of starting a book with wedding ideas, but do they take this serious or think we just copied it from websites etc? If you made a book of wedding plans/ideas, how did you present them? Anyone who presented these as evidence please share how you presented it to the CO.
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Thank you to all who responded. I think this will help of us just now preapring things for the interview.
My daughter has never been with me to Egypt. She has a health condition that requires a specialist and I was unable to find one that could treat her should something happen. Also, her father refused her to even visit, so I didn't have any choices except for him to come to the U.S.
I'm not an expert on pictures believe me, but I think web cam pics do show you communicate. Even photos of you together, I hear can be fake. I have many web cam pics of myself, Mohammed, and my daughter. I think it at least proves our family members know of our relationship.
Rings.. I don't know about this one. I can not wear jewelry as I am allergic to many things and I have yet to find any type of jewelry I can wear. He wanted to buy me an engagement ring, but if I can't wear it, it's a waste of money. I told him, I found pretty wedding bands in walmart, but not sure if I can wear them, but i'd love to try one.. they're made from Titanium and have an inscription. They are cheap and Co might think that's a flag.. who knows.
I intend to include letters from family, but even those can be a lie. I don't see much strong evidence there, as we all can say anything, but doesn't mean it's true. I have mailed him MANY letters/cards, he has yet to receive the first one. We don't know what to do about this. Fedex just for a card, I can't afford that.
I have spent about 7 months or more total with him in Egypt, before I came back last month. I also think this is very strong proof.
** More questions:
Exactly how did you present your photos? Were they single or many glued/taped on a paper so as not to get lost?
Did you have emails? How many? * We talk for hours daily, so we don't email much.
What type of wedding plans did you show.. pic of a dress you liked, veils, etc. How does this prove anything? Is it a waste of time, because all we have to do is print off something we like?
Thanks Guys,
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I was wondering if MENA can have a serious discussion concerning, Proof of Ongoing Relationship? Those of you who have already been through your interviews, can help those of us that are still yet to have theirs. This seems to be the number one reason for denial of a visa and I really want to make sure I have all bases covered.
Is there something you would've done differently?
Exactly what did you include for your proof?
Did you not have enough of one type of proof?
Do you feel web cam pics of you and your SO is a waste of time?
Are web cam pics of you, your SO, and family members important?
What seems to be the strongest Proof of an Ongoing Relationship?
What seems to be the least important proof?
What questions was your SO asked during the interview?
Especially in Egypt, I am very interested as this is where we're going through. Please if there is anything you have to share about your experiences good or bad, please do? This is for all MENA members, please tell us your experiences so those of us not yet there can learn from them.
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I am Raelynn. I wish I could say I had a job, I wish I had a career. I was a stay at home mom for so many years, then I divorced and I have not been able to find work because its been so long since I had employment. My husband now, has been here a year and had a great job in his field (photojournalist)but got laid off in October. We are both full of dreams and hope our future will become brighter. I wish we could have a job posting thread here for those who can help each other out with job ideas and tips, or recommedations.
Nice to see i'm not the only one that stayed at home, got left behind, and now can't get a job because it's been too long since I was employed. No one wants to hire you unless you're getting assistance.. I don't want to get assistance just to get a job.
I myself thought of the same idea as you.. "job posting thread here for those who can help each other out with job ideas and tips, or recommedations". I guess we one of needs to start one. It might just help someone who needs a job badly.
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I'm just kidding guys, but all I do seem to know is cooking, cleaning, and homeschooling.
Well, throw in some painting, I mind my business and you pretty much know me. 
I wish I had wanted a career many years ago, but didn't see divorced after 22/23 years either. Now, here I sit with hat in hand and don't know which way to turn. Economy being bad isn't gonna help em either. Sad things is.. every application I put in wants to know if i'm getting assistance, which i'm not. What's this.. a woman must be on assistance to even get a job now days? 
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My name is, Jolie and compared to you guys I think i'm a nothing.
I was a SHAM for over 20 years, homeschooled my daughter, had her finish school by age 13. I'm also an artist, but nothing to make a living off of. Right now, i'm pounding the pavement looking for a job with no success. So, as I said, i'm a nothing I guess. Jolie
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Thanks for all the warm welcomes and encouragement. I will be sure to make copies of all stamps in my passport. Actually, I have spent about 7 months out of my trips from Jan to Nov, in Egypt. We wanted to be together as much as possible.. who doesn't and I wanted to make sure it was the real thing and we fit together. Didn't realize i'd find someone so far from me that when we met we'd be like two peas in a pod.
I know we are for real and there's really nothing that i know in his background to cause any red flags. He's never had a passport, never left Egypt, never had any trouble with the police, his dad is over 60 and he's the only son, so he doesn't have to do the military thing. He just got his military papers last week so he could get his passport.
I am older than him, but we just fit.. i'm silly and he's more of a grouch, if you ask me.
I have never in my life met a man such as him. He and my daughter get along fine and she has told me and her grandparents she cares for him more than her dad. We all play this game and she's known him since the day I met him. Interaction between all of us on a daily basis since April, 07. We are from two different cultures and religions, but none of that has gotten in our way. We simply respect each others lives and choices. If we have a question about the others life we simply ask and explain, but we never push anything on each other.. that was agreed in the beginning. We simply love each other and all else can be worked out as it arises and it all has so far.
Only thing worries us is the age gap and his name being so common.. Mohammed, not his complete name as he says its not common at all, but of coarse, Mohammed is and i'm sure we'll be stuck in AP for months. And I also feel they'll drag their feet in hopes we all give up sooner or later. That is a shame that they work against us and we are from the same country as they and we pay for this whole process. We're only asking them to allow us the same rights as any American.. to be with our loved ones.
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Well my hubby is not from Egypt. But I am ten years older than him, and I have three kids from a prev. marriage. It did not become an issue. But during our change of status interview I was asked why my prev. marriage did not work out. And why I married again. It was ok because I had nothing to hide and he could see how we felt about each other.
I got more flak from all the arab ladies I know here. At our first Eid togehter they loved to "chit chat about us" I heard they where asking who is that young boy I was with LOL.... my hubby looked alot younger because he had let his hair grow a little long. We still joke about it.
** Thank you for your reply and i'm happy to meet all you and hear your stories.
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Thank all of you for the warm welcome. It's going to be nice to be able to talk to others with so much in common with me.
I heard they go through the mail and read what they can and take what they want. This is so sad and as I told, Mohammed.. that would never be done in the U.S. or someones going to prison for a while if caught. He said to just forget the cards and letters and wish for the best. LoL
I have emails, skype calls, skype chats, some phone bills as mostly we talk on skype and an online game where we met daily. I have web cam pics of us and with my daughter. All we do is
daily when we talk and he told me last night, "I can't take this no more". I came home last month and won't be able to go back for a very long time. I truly feel i've left my heart in Egypt. I didn't think I would make it through Christmas.. I checked daily for the NOA2, praying for the best Christmas present I could ever receive. All it did was leave me crying more. -
Hello Everyone,
I've been around VJ for a while, but just figured out how to get to the MENA forum the other day.
I am glad to have found you guys as i've been reading some and I have some questions and hope to find help here. Here goes some questions:1. For those who have SO in Egypt, please tell me how you send a letter or card and they are sure to get it? I have sent many letters and cards and he has not received one yet. To send it through Fedex will cost me an arm and leg and is too much for just a letter or card. Also, it would look better at the interview to have these, but we are both lost as to what to try next.
This next question is not meant to upset anyone, but I have long wanted someone to talk with, as I have so many questions and i'm feeling alone in this journey. One must be so careful or they offend someone with their words or they ask a simple question and are torn apart by those that don't care what they say to others. Being one to not like trouble, i've kept my questions to myself, but I would really like someone to talk with.
2. If there is someone who has filed for a K-1 for their Fiance in Egypt, who is older than their Fiance, and has gotten their visa or was refused.. would you please send a PM?
Of coarse, any of you are more than welcome to chime in if you feel like it.
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where are you from( the USC ) and where is your fiance/spouse from Egypt ?
inspire from this topic guys from morocco
I'm from Alexandria and my fiancee (the USC) from NC .
My fiance is from Banha, Egypt and i'm from Florida.
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Well, i've heard so much it'd take me all night and no one wants to read all that, but i'll throw a few out there that pisses me off.
1. He's a terrorist and your gonna end up dead one day.
2. You gonna go over there and some vans gonna stop by you walking, snatch you in it, and they gonna sell you to some Prince as a sex slave.
3. You gonna have to wear that thing on your head or he'll beat you.
4. His family will make you cook, clean, and work for them, if not, his mom has the right to beat you.
5. You will have to walk behind him at all times.. you know they don't allow the women to walk by the side of their man over there.
6. He'll change you and make you convert.. we won't even know you when you come back.. that is if you ever do come back.
7. Terrorist just go around looking for an American and who's to say he isn't one of them and take you, rape you, and none of your family ever hear from you again.
8. What if you get him over here and he's really a terrorist and he kills someone?? You know they'll put you in prison for bringing him here don't you?
Many more just as stupid, but you guys get the idea. I try now to avoid anyone I know that's going to give me a lecture in a public place, for others to stare at me with a look that could kill.
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He's a terrorist and your gonna end up dead one day.
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** LoL.. I don't mean to laugh, but I have been told the same thing and it's very upsetting to start with, but now I let it go in one ear and out the other. I tell them we need to worry about those right here in the U.S. that kill for no reson and i'd be more scared of going out to a bar and meeting a guy and gettin killed by him than I am my SO. It makes me sad to think how small some peoples minds are.
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As you can see by my timeline i'm in same boat as you are and i'm a bit worried as well. I just hope they haven't lost mine or there's some big problem already. This is so hard waiting for the NOA2, but we have no choice but to wait it out. I pray for all of us we hear something real soon.
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Our petition is at the, USCIS stage and my finace is moving in the next few days. What should I do exactly to make sure he receives his packets once it leaves, USCIS? I am scared as, Egypt is famous for one never receiving their mail at home.
Do I make the address change now online and/or call USCIS?
Do I fill out a form as well and send it in?
DO I need to do this at the NVC stage too and if so how?
Thank you in advance..
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I was on the phone with my Financee last night when I realized I have not checked my email for the day yet. So, I checked and saw an email with subject line including I-129F and my case number..... One word that jumped right out to me when I opened that email was that big APPROVED.... She is so happy too....
USIS site shows my case was last touched on Nov 19th, 2008. Status is Approval Letter Sent...
Hanging there guys, you will get yours very soon too.
** Congradulations and best wishes to the rest of us waiting.
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Lying (unless it's in regards to 'inhaling'
) is never recommended. Pay is right that they will understand the cultural circumstances, so just tell the truth.
* Ty, Kim, and know it was never my intentions to lie, as I see no reason not to tell the truth if asked. I'm more confused as should he be asked something along the lines of.. How much time do you spend together when she's visiting you and where is this time spent? We live together and are together the entire time. Some advice I received was to NOT speak of the Orfi at all, unless he is asked.. Do you have an Orfi?
If time spent together is the most concrete evidence of a true relationship.. then should he bring that up at the interview or keep quite and them turn us down for not enough evidence? Thanks for your advice..
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I'm confused and don't know how honest my fiance should be at his interview. I have read on VJ, the more time spent together is better proof of a true relationship. I have been to Egypt, 4 times and spent months here with my fiance. We live together as we have an Orfi.. only way for us to be together as marriage wasn't an option in, Jan, when I arrived. The Orfi of coarse isn't a legal marriage in Egypt or the U.S... nor was it filed by the attorney we used.
So, we have lived together for months at the time between my visits and I don't know how much more of a true relationship one can have. I don't have a receipt for motels as we share an apartment when i'm here. At what point if any, should he let it be known we actually live together when i'm here? The Embassy here should be well knowledgeable in the fact Orfi's do exist in, Egypt. I want them to know it's a true relationship and we have spent months together, but I don't want it to hurt us if they confuse it with we are legally married. Which we are not..
Your advice and experience with this situation if you've been through it already is appreciated. I don't know if the fact there are no hotel receipts will raise a red flag or not and if so, they will wonder where I stayed all this time.
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I have two questions actually since we're waiting for our noa2.. i'd like to start gathering things and knowing exactly what to do and when. Below are my two questions:
1. Exactly when do we send in our proof of ongoing realtionship, when he receives the packets to fill out or does he wait and bring this info with him to the interview?
2. When should he get his police certificate, at what stage, as it might take a while as things are pretty slow here in, Egypt. I don't know if they'll require proof of why he wants it or just his asking will be enough. I don't want him to get it too early and it be expired or too late because it takes forever to get anything over here done.
1) interview
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Police Records
Available. Police certificates are obtainable by both Egyptians and non-Egyptians who were born in, or who permanently reside, or have resided in Egypt. The Police Certificate, called a "Criminal Status Record" (Saheefat al Hala al Gina'iyya), may be obtained upon application to the police station nearest the applicant's place of residence in Egypt, and normally takes between one and five working days. Applicants are fingerprinted on the reverse side of the application form. Upon completion of the investigation, the certificate is delivered to the applicant with appropriate notations covering arrests which have resulted in charges being brought before a court and previous convictions, if any. An applicant abroad should make application to the nearest Egyptian consular officer who will fingerprint them and forward their applications to the Ministry of Interior, Cairo, for investigation. Upon completion of the investigation, the application is then returned to the applicant. The latter procedure usually involves considerable delay. Since the certificates are eventually issued, they must be considered available.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3554.html
** Thank you for the information.
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I have two questions actually since we're waiting for our noa2.. i'd like to start gathering things and knowing exactly what to do and when. Below are my two questions:
1. Exactly when do we send in our proof of ongoing realtionship, when he receives the packets to fill out or does he wait and bring this info with him to the interview?
2. When should he get his police certificate, at what stage, as it might take a while as things are pretty slow here in, Egypt. I don't know if they'll require proof of why he wants it or just his asking will be enough. I don't want him to get it too early and it be expired or too late because it takes forever to get anything over here done.
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Charles, i'm sorry for posting about expats, excuse me for not reading the rules first, but I haven't posted anything over there and what i'm referring to concerning me, has all been said on VJ to me. Also, how can anyone talk in private to Mods when some of them are causing the drama themselves? I don't know Capt Ewok, but i'm sure he'd want all who post on this forum to feel safe with what they post and the pics they post. Sorry, if I hit a sore spot there.