Becky&Steven

goodluck!

got my NOA1 today. date on the paper says july 6th... lol... and today is the 12th. crazy. took em long enough to get it to me

got my NOA1. received date - june 29th, 2010, notice date - july 6th, 2010. envelope arrived at my house july 12th, 2010. weeeee!

cosigned. nuttier than squirrel poo.

Belgian Chocolate

french fries and ice cream. but I think a lot of people do that, expecially if it comes from mcdonalds.

I also like peanutbutter and cheese together.

I eat potato chips with mustard... but never tried apples with mustard.

hepatic lipdosis

huh... it didn't post my original post.

I found that my check was cashed today in texas, after filing to the VSC. no NOA1 yet, but it's progress!

my package was sent on the 25th of june, and the check was cashed today in texas. yay! no NOA1 yet tho.

sent mine in on the 25th of june, check was just cashed today!

mine got cashed today too! put it in the mail on the 25th of june. 13 days, and while it was sent to VSC, it was cashed in texas.

looks like I'm moving to PA! *sips on a nice reisling*

I sent mine out the day after yours *checks bank account for the 500th time* nothing yet!

ty for the goodlucks still haven't heard anything yet, but I haven't hit the two week mark.

*still checking email/bank account regularly*

gratz phlpro!

I sent mine out to VSC on the 25th of june (was delivered a few days later), still haven't heard anything either. the statistics say it can be about 14 days or so, so I'm hoping I hear something by this friday.

*goes to check email, snail mail, bank account... wash, rinse, repeat*

all means all they want to see everything you have in your passport, even if it's just blank pages. otherwise, you could be hiding stamps.

reminds me of the infinity pool

http://www.geekologie.com/2010/06/the_world_its_flat_55story_hig.php

I would totally go to dinner in a house that's haunted. for novelty sake if anything

as for house disclosure, I wouldn't necessarily say haunted to a potential buyer... but maybe just odd occurrences happen. let the buyer come to their own conclusions.

I used the acco fasteners to put the paperwork together:

http://www.officeworld.com/Worlds-Biggest-Selection/ACC12992/10Q1/

and then put it in a project folder:

http://www.c-lineproducts.com/qp4632-biodegradable-project-folders.html

Boy Wonder

according to their timeline, the petition was filed 2010-03-12, so if I was in their shoes, I would be concerned. you may want to call them for peace of mind.

I read somewhere that some people don't get an NOA1. has your check been cashed? I haven't gotten my NOA1 yet, but people say when you get your cancelled check (after being cashed) your case number is on it (which you use to check up on your case).

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/Dashboard.do;jsessionid=abcyIukWn5D3L-am_RyMs is where you check when you have your case number.

maybe I should send him the bands we already have to show at the interview we're going to have two separate bands. one for the legal part, which will then be switched out for the real ones at the ceremony.

it didn't feel right to be married without bands (until the ceremony), but it felt wrong to have the permanent bands on before the day we say 'I do' in front of friends and family

My personal favorite.......and most embarrassing after explanation.....

When I visited over there, I slipped and fell on my back side...my fanny... as we call it down south .....Lets just say those of you from the U.K. know exactly why every one started laughing hysterically when I said I fell and busted my fanny.

LMAO! I still find the double meaning for this word to be hysterical

Also, we don't have the same ear for accents as you do. We Americans can usually tell the difference between east coast, southern, Minnesontan, and midwestern (this is the "no accent" version of American English), but English (not even counting the various versions of this!), Irish, Scottish AND Australian all sound the same to us.

amen on this. my fiance took me around manchester and liverpool to go accent listening. to be honest, it almost all sounded the same to me!

his sister was terrified that I was going to have a deep south accent. I very much wanted to pull out my best impression of a southerner when I first met her, just to mess with her however, she was relieved that I sounded like the typical 'no discernible accent' american you hear on TV.

my fiance and I plan on going to the courthouse and just getting married there for the 90 day time limit, should everything go as planned. once we've gotten the big bills out of the way (AOS and whatever else) and he finds a job, we'll start planning for an actual ceremony. we don't want to rush the planning in 90 days, and we want to be able to save up some money to spend on it.

does anyone know if that will satisfy the london embassy? I know that people bring wedding invitations and guest lists to their interview... considering we won't have any of that yet, do you think it will hurt our case at all?