A request for those with FSU wives

[keithandkatya]

... in response to Re: A request for those with FSU wives, posted by keithandkatya on May 4, 2002

Okay, Like I said before my memory is not always good... Kate tells me it was more like 2 months from the time I put for the 1 129 and we were informed of our interview date... I remember putting in the paperwork the end of June and getting word about it around the time shortly before 9/11 in New York... I was paniced and tried to get the interview date as soon as possible ... the first week of Oct...in warsaw...

by the way my wife just pulled her first beets out of her garden and made me sliced beets with sunflower oil, lime juice and salt... frest out of her organic garden...yummy,
Keith

[tfcrew]

... in response to A request for those with FSU wives, posted by MarkInTx on May 4, 2002

I don't need no stinking lawyer

[Stan]

... in response to A request for those with FSU wives, posted by MarkInTx on May 4, 2002

Sent the petion to Nebraska INS in late Oct. 2000,, approved Valentines Day 2001 and she went to Warsaw about 60 days later. A K-1 and a K-2 for her son. Tanya is from Crimea. The 24th of this month, they will have been here for a year. WoW, time flies when your havin' fun!  
Steve

[Oatmeal]

... in response to A request for those with FSU wives, posted by MarkInTx on May 4, 2002

2 Months, 21 days, Texas, No Kids, No lawyer.

This figure is from the date I sent in the original I-129F until we were approved at the US Embassy in Warsaw.  My fiancee is from Ukraine.

[Rags]

... in response to A request for those with FSU wives, posted by MarkInTx on May 4, 2002

K1 & K2 issued 11/14/01 (Warsaw) - CSC approval in 13 days - Total time 3 months 1 day - no laywer.