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Interview postponed for the second time

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Rockgurl - 28 Aug 2003 09:00 GMT
I have postponed my embassy interview for the second time. I was offered
a job in Texas yesterday, but I have turned it down. It's just too far
away from my partner in Connecticut, and we can't move everything to
Texas because we just signed a new lease on our apartment there. We have
been apart for 3 years, and the contract was for 2 years, which would
mean we would be apart for 5 years in total...no human being should have
to go through that. I just have to hope that something will turn up
soon. Very, very frustrating! I can see and taste my green card but it
keeps running away from me!
mrtravel - 29 Aug 2003 00:18 GMT
> I have postponed my embassy interview for the second time. I was offered
> a job in Texas yesterday, but I have turned it down. It's just too far
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> soon. Very, very frustrating! I can see and taste my green card but it
> keeps running away from me!

I am confused. Is this for a k-1?
Are you going to keep postponing your embassy interview until you have a
job in CT?
dbark - 29 Aug 2003 09:48 GMT
Rockgurl,  I hope something turns up for you soon.

Debbie :)

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"We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope" - Martin Luther King, Jr.
Margaret - 29 Aug 2003 18:12 GMT
Rockgurl

I've read your previous posts but you wouldn't consider taking that
job in Texas?  I realize it's a contract for 2 years but at least you
would be then rooted in the U.S. I would think it would be easier for
you and your partner then to travel back and forth to see each other
rather than trips back and forth from U.K.  Maybe I'm wrong?

Good luck in whatever your decision is.
Rockgurl - 30 Aug 2003 01:43 GMT
Thanks Debbie! Appreciate that! :)

Hi Margaret. I know what you mean, and really I have given it a lot of
thought, but truly, although it was a very difficult decision, I cannot
commit to another 2 years apart. Right now I am freelance and make a lot
of money in London and if it were not for awkward immigration officers,
I would be able to travel to the US whenever I wanted. Living in Texas,
I would be under contract and working set hours, hence earning set
money. I would have less flexibility to travel and it's a hell of a long
flight from Texas. Heathrow to JFK is easy in comparison. Also, I know
absolutely no-one in Texas. At least in London I am home and near my
family. I cannot see myself living apart from my partner for 5 years in
total...it's inhumane. I know I had my green card in my sights and let
it go, but I know I must wait for something that is right for me. I have
spoken to the director of my nursing agency and they are totally behind
me and first on the list for the next job in the North East. Who
knows...maybe I'll actually end up exactly where I want to be. I think
in this case, patience is a virtue. Thank you for your input.
ScarlettHill - 31 Aug 2003 06:53 GMT
Originally posted by Rockgurl

> Thanks Debbie! Appreciate that! :)

> Hi Margaret. I know what you mean, and really I have given it a lot of
> thought, but truly, although it was a very difficult decision, I
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> end up exactly where I want to be. I think in this case, patience is a
> virtue. Thank you for your input.

I think what you're going through to be with your lover stinks. I admire
your patience. You seem determined to see this thing through the way you
want it to go. More power to you!

My thoughts and prayers are with you. There must be times when this
whole process drives you to tears but I haven't heard 'an ah poor me'
post from you yet. Keeping all my fingers and toes crossed that the
right job comes up soon. You know it's gonna be worth all the hassle one
of these days.

Here's to the days when BCIS wakes up and recognises a relationship like
yours is as valid as that of anyone else here. Texas is the poorer but I
understand why you want to be in the north. When I applied for My K-1 if
they'd said, yes you can have it but you have to live in NYC I'd have
laughed till I cried. Or cried till I laughed. Not sure which.

godspeed.

Regards

-=-

Scarlett

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Scarlett Hill
Margaret - 31 Aug 2003 17:19 GMT
Hi Scarlett

BCIS is not to blame.  The U.S. government does not allow same sex marriages.  

If all of this was going through Canada it would be a different story.

> Originally posted by Rockgurl
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> Scarlett
NevAnna - 30 Aug 2003 02:26 GMT
Good luck, Rockgurl :) It'll all work out!
 
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