Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / August 2003

I just had to share.......
Today, July 28, 2003, Said and I received our approval from TSC.  I am
shaking right now because I still cannot believe that this thing I have
been waiting so long for has finally materialized...

Incredible news - TSC approved our 129F day before yesterday (August 14,
2003) - only 124 days.  I am very thankful to be so fortunate.
I need some advice as to what the next step should be:
I have heard about writing emails to the consulate and opening

my fiance is from columbia, i wondering was it matter what country
he is from?

just what does bcis stand for anyway

Would this be the basis of a lawsuit???  any comments from the
group???  --seadave
Below is Public Law 107-228 (HR1646), Title II, Subsection B, Section
233, that was signed into Law on September 30, 2002, for the Fiscal Year

People, this is just plain crazy. Nebraska is DEAD! 17 apps processed per
day is basically a work stoppage. I fear that most of us will now be waiting
9-12 months or longer just for NOA2. My NOA1 is April 3 and we'll be lucky
to get an NOA2 by Christmas.

I've just printed off all the forms from the London embassy - I haven't
read them all thoroughly yet as they're still in the process of being
printed.  I was just wondering though - even though we're only on day 92
- (TSC) - do you think it's too early to start getting together all ...

Anyone recently done a K1 medical exam in London?
How much does it cost on average?
Is it just a flat fee or does it depend on who you areetc ?
I'm guessing the NHS doesn't cover it.

My husband has his conditional permanent residency for a year now..I have
asked for a temporary separation..will this effect his status? He is working
full time and will be staying at my father's house for the time being. What
should he do to ensure he is able to stay in the US.  We ...

Thanks Erwin

My wife got her notice to do the biometrics for her EAD in NYC.  She was
asked to call the National Customer Service Center (NCSC), and scheduled an
appointment. Much to her surprise, there were free slot the next day (also
the rest of the week, if she had chosen to take another ...

Hello everyone - I am an American woman who has met a wonderful UK man
via the internet. I am living with him in London now. I entered the
country in July on my passport, as a tourist. I can stay here until
Jan. 16 (6 mos. from date of entry). I am legally married but my US

I did my fingerprints on August 7th, FBI verified that they were
processed and sent back to BCIS on August 8th. My inetrview is on Monday
August 25th. Does anyone have experience with similar time frame if this
is enough for INS to have received it and have it ready for my AOS

I've asked this question couple of days ago but did not get an answer, so I
am asking it again. Appreciate it much if someone can clarify my question.
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With regards to this Financial Affadavit, my wife called the US embassy in

Any feedback will be helpful.
After waiting one year to finally have the consulate interview for K3, I
was ready to turn in my I-212 (for spouse's previous entry refusal).
And the consulate now tells me that I have to send the I-212 to the BICE