Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / February 2005

We had our interview this morning. After being there way early
(successfully trying to beat early atlanta morning traffic), we sat
some in the parking lot, and than we sat in the wait room for way over
an hour and got called in almost at 9 (our appointment time was 8:30).

Does any body know which Airline provide cheap flight from England to
Orlando ,Fl.

I have been mostly a lurker, but felt I should post our Chicago AOS
interview experience since this forum has been so helpful to me.  I'm
not cool enough to have a timeline, but I'll add one to the end of this
post.

My parents immigrated to this country in the late 70's and applied for
citizenship when I was about 10 years old (1988).  My parents have a
"certificate of naturalization" for themselves and I have a "certificate
of citizenship"?  Both I and my parents were born overseas.

We are moving back to the UK later this year. We live in Atlanta
now........and with the Atlanta BCIS the way it is..........we don't
anticipate approval of DH's AOS before we move to the UK (the avg wait
time in Atlanta for AOS is around 36 months). My question

Here is our situation:  My husband to be is in the military [UK]. His
contract ends soon and he will be coming over here [US] soon.  Because
of circumstances, we did not apply for any I-129 applications in the
event of his being deployed, etc..

My husband originally applied for AOS in NYC in October 2003.  He had
his first fingerprinting/biometrics in November of 2003.
Our AOS interview is scheduled for April 7 in Garden City, NY.  On
Friday, we received a NOA that says that his fingerprinting/biometrics

a quick question for you lovely experienced people :)
my hubby and I don't have any joint bank accounts or credit cards due to
the fact that I am still looking for a job (I don't drive so it's
difficult since hubby works crazy hours and public transport round here

we are just beginning the process of bringing my fiance from UK.  we
have all the paperwork done and ready to go into the mail this week.  We
have one question and we've talked to immigration 'specialists' but have
gotten contradictory answers.  I'm hoping someone out there who has ...

My story (in short): I married my US boyfriend whilst visiting the US 5
days ago and have since returned to NZ. We did this under advice from
the US immigration department (or whatever they're called) service
desk. My husband is about to file his I-130 and I-129F for my K3 visa

Greeting all, Last weekend my wife and I, (That phrase takes a little
getting used to), were legally married and I am putting the finishing
touches to all the <expletive deleted> paperwork.
I have filled out the I-485 form, I-765, and the I-864 form and all

The I-134 states the following:
If you are not a native born United States citizen, answer the following
as appropriate:
a. If a United States citizen through naturalization, give certificate

Does anyone know what supporting docs are needed when filing I131
advance parole/travel docs?
When I e-filed a month ago, the only supporting doc stated as required
on the e form was a letter stating why I needed to travel. Now, when I

My husband, who got his Visa in January, will be arriving on March 14th,
and he is a bit apprehensive about what will happen.  His POE will be
Newark.  He just wants to know what he can expect to happen there.  Any
insight will be appreciated.

Could someone tell me where I can download Form I-129F to apply for a k1
Visa. My future bride is in the Philippines and I am in the US? Thank you
very much.