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You don't need passport to fly to Alaska. I used to fly to Alaska from Seattle every week and all I need is just a standard doc when you travel such as your drivers license. Enjoy Alaska. Its beautiful up there. :D

Lets hope so JoeF. :) I'm sure Fresno is a fine place for some people but for whatever reason I just can't stand that place. :) But that's just me... :D

Zap97, check out this forum. http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=149490 Hope this help. Good luck and congratulations on your coming wedding.. :) The Dude

Thanks everyone Either way. Thanks Kind_SD, Hapless and Immg-Jck. Great information and it's very helpful.. :) The Dude

Thanks JoeF. Fortunately or unfortunately like you said, not that many people or immigrant live in Fresno because no one want to including me.. :) I'll either be in SF, San Jose or LA which like you said will take the longest. So I'm going to try to hold on the Seattle for now since from...

Got it. The DO for California is in California right not Nebraska? Anyway, thanks for the advise everyone.. :)

Thanks everyone. Really appreciate it. I'l definitely think about the pro and the con... The Dude

One more thing. Thanks Kind_SD. I will definitely do that. :) Ok I have 2 more questions then: Most of us who had visited Canada by land(driving), the border people (US and Canada) rarely, or at least at that time, never swipe the card, so in the way they don't really know whether I'm...

:) Again, the logic seems to make sense. :)

Thanks, Talkative, Phillydude, JoeF and Immg-Jock. Mind elaborate a bit what DCF will do? I mean, assuming you guys meant after we got married we went to DCF to apply for what? K1 or I-130? :confused: So when after I got her the K1 and we are married here in US, and then we filled the...

Be Nice Be Nice gang. You have to remember, not everyone speaks perfect english and the logic of the question seems to make sense.. ;) SunnyDale, I would answer 1 for your case. Answer the same for your spouse too.. Hope this help.. :) The Dude

Hi Gang. Mind sharing your thought on this? I plan to apply for my Citizenship paper works sometime next year around Nov 2005. So should I get married before application or after I got my citizenship? Which one processed faster. Get married, apply K-Visa for my fiancee, then when she is...

Thanks.. Thanks for catching that kind_sd. My bad, actually I got my GC in 2001 not 2000. So the question remain.. In one of the required docs it asked what's the total time I was outside of the country. Do I have to be very specific? I live in Seattle and I used to go back and forward...

Hi Vidyaravich Check out this link http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=149431 You may have your questions answered there. Good luck.. The Dude

Ok. I''m answering some of my own questions but I'm still waiting for some of you to advise me on the rest if you don't mind? Here is step by step guide to applying for citizenship from these sites: http://www.nrilinks.com/immigration/citizenship/appl.htm...

Hi everyone. This question perhaps had been asked before but for whatever reason I can't seems to find it anywhere. Anyway, I'm trying to prepare paper works for my citizenship applications which I believe I may be eligible to apply sometime in Nov next year. I got my GC approved and...

Check this site for more info.... https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N# Good luck.. The Dude

Check this site out for more info... and click District office.. https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#

What's his status in US though? Citizen or something else? For Citizen, bring to US with fiancee visa then get married in US asap in less than I think 60 days (can't remember whether it's 60 or 90). If GC, then file I-130. But that'll take very long to get the visa (I've heard it's as long...

Till your I-485 approved. Then it's over. Good luck.. The Dude