vladek15425
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Yes mamy I'm here
All dv winners with EU CN 3x,xxx to 39,999 it's our time will we make it?
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franko
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Just listed possible organizers there Grandma
Everybody is welcome to the party. Of course following online application and successful interview. Just please submit your medicals, police checks an birth certificates prior to the BBQ interview.
Chicago2014
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Ouf! You can't disappear and so scared me like that!
Remember my pour hart
Remember my pour hart
vladek15425
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Sorry grandmaOuf! You can't disappear and so scared me like that!
Remember my pour hart
I won't do it again.
I've sent you an email
vladek15425
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I will get a case of pure vodka, shipped all the was from sloner-landJust listed possible organizers there Grandma
Everybody is welcome to the party. Of course following online application and successful interview. Just please submit your medicals, police checks an birth certificates prior to the BBQ interview.
NewBetterBonio
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Hello CREW!
I was gonna wait till my CEAC changes to Issued but...what the hell!!!!
Walked in to the London Embassy at 7.45, left with a BIG SMILE at 9.05 after our application has been approved!!!!!!!
CEAC already states AP, was told to expect passports in 10 days and enjoy the great US of A
Now having awesome Italian breakfast in LND. Experience to follow shortly
Congrats Franko!
I'm switching "one week" mode myself, having interview in London next Thursday its good to hear resurence on the availability
Hey Chicago! Don't worry about your appointment! The CO said nothing about allocated visas running out so there is a "pile of visas" for you and your family waiting in Paris
Congrats Franko!
I'm switching to "one week" mode myself, having interview in London next Thursday its good not to hear about visa issuance issues (for a change)
and I need 5 of them ....
levi2al
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Congrat Franko. I have plan to settle in northern NY as well. Maybe we can be in touch there what do you think uncle?Hey S.
Initially I will probably end up in northern New York because of possible job. It's just super easy to start new life around people you know and working for the same company.
After settling in, I will definitely hit Cali. I set my eyes on Irvine long time ago (quite few big players in my industry are based there) although my better half loves San Diego so who knows
Now I'm on the way home. Will grab something to eat, have few drinks with the wifey and just relax
franko
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Sure Dude! I will hold your hand hen you have your hernia op
Uncle Franky will be there so you can cry on my shoulder when it hurts like hell the next day
Uncle Franky will be there so you can cry on my shoulder when it hurts like hell the next day
vladek15425
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Uncle, have you seen grandma ?!!!!!!!
vladek15425
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I also have a back hernia !Sure Dude! I will hold your hand hen you have your hernia op
Uncle Franky will be there so you can cry on my shoulder when it hurts like hell the next day
Luckily you have two shoulders
levi2al
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Hihihihi, thank you Franko. Will be great, really.Sure Dude! I will hold your hand hen you have your hernia op
Uncle Franky will be there so you can cry on my shoulder when it hurts like hell the next day
levi2al
Active Member
Oh then we will have a big discount if we go togetherI also have a back hernia !
Luckily you have two shoulders
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franko
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vladek15425
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At last
franko
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vladek15425
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Hi haven't got her CN!
My CN is 2014EU396**, so most of you exactly know the things that I went through in the last few months and how blessed/lucky we are that our number became current. We had our interview yesterday (according to the ceac data and my cn, we were the last ones in our country who had dv interview) and our visas were approved.
I was in read-only-mode till this moment, but have spent dozens of hours reading your comments, advices etc., so first of all: thank you guys for the huge help you have provided for me and for the „hidden” folks like me. As someone wrote in the other thread: your help was one of the main reasons I was well prepared for the interview. So: simon, susie, vladek, mom, franko, sloner: thank you very much!
Yesterday was a tough day, and in the morning it seemed, that everything could go wrong… First, between the subway station and the embassy a horrible and sudden monsun rain caught us. We had to hurry to be there in time, so decided to walk there in the rain, but our umbrella was only enough to protect the bag with the documents. When we arrived the entrance of the embassy all of our clothes were soggy. (Of course 5 minutes later the sun was shining again.) Then I told the guard my name and the appointment date, he checked the list and told me that my name is not on the list… I had a little heart attack, and showed him my appointment letter. (In the meantime my wife tried to dry our wet birth certificates with a tissue.) He called the office and after a minute he told me that they have just updated the list and now my name is on it… After 30 minutes of waiting we handed in our documents and paid the fee – this part went smoothly. After another 30 minutes the CO called us to the desk and our interview began. But when taking our fingerprints something went wrong with their system and it collapsed. The CO (a very kind woman) asked us to wait a little bit till they fix it. After 45 minutes she informed us that the system still doesn’t work, but they’re trying hard to fix it. So, could we come back on another day? I told her that we are from a city from the other part of the country, so we would like to come back that afternoon. She promised me she will call us as soon as the system is OK again. She told us not to worry, because our documents seem fine. Despite of that I had 3 very stressful hours with daymares about visas running out and rescheduled interview dates, but then they called us back. The interview was about 10 minutes long, the CO asked us about our present occupation and our future plans with these abilities in the US. The next question was about our relatives living there (we both have a lot of family members: bothers, sister, uncle and cousins int he US). And then she asked my wife about her 10 months long stay with a tourist visa back in 1999. She explaned it (we have prepared for that question and had the right answer to it), and then the CO told us the our visas are approved. My status is still ready on the ceac site, but I hope it will be changed soon.
Sooo. If everything goes as planned, at the beginning of next year we will fly to CA and stay there for a while
I was in read-only-mode till this moment, but have spent dozens of hours reading your comments, advices etc., so first of all: thank you guys for the huge help you have provided for me and for the „hidden” folks like me. As someone wrote in the other thread: your help was one of the main reasons I was well prepared for the interview. So: simon, susie, vladek, mom, franko, sloner: thank you very much!
Yesterday was a tough day, and in the morning it seemed, that everything could go wrong… First, between the subway station and the embassy a horrible and sudden monsun rain caught us. We had to hurry to be there in time, so decided to walk there in the rain, but our umbrella was only enough to protect the bag with the documents. When we arrived the entrance of the embassy all of our clothes were soggy. (Of course 5 minutes later the sun was shining again.) Then I told the guard my name and the appointment date, he checked the list and told me that my name is not on the list… I had a little heart attack, and showed him my appointment letter. (In the meantime my wife tried to dry our wet birth certificates with a tissue.) He called the office and after a minute he told me that they have just updated the list and now my name is on it… After 30 minutes of waiting we handed in our documents and paid the fee – this part went smoothly. After another 30 minutes the CO called us to the desk and our interview began. But when taking our fingerprints something went wrong with their system and it collapsed. The CO (a very kind woman) asked us to wait a little bit till they fix it. After 45 minutes she informed us that the system still doesn’t work, but they’re trying hard to fix it. So, could we come back on another day? I told her that we are from a city from the other part of the country, so we would like to come back that afternoon. She promised me she will call us as soon as the system is OK again. She told us not to worry, because our documents seem fine. Despite of that I had 3 very stressful hours with daymares about visas running out and rescheduled interview dates, but then they called us back. The interview was about 10 minutes long, the CO asked us about our present occupation and our future plans with these abilities in the US. The next question was about our relatives living there (we both have a lot of family members: bothers, sister, uncle and cousins int he US). And then she asked my wife about her 10 months long stay with a tourist visa back in 1999. She explaned it (we have prepared for that question and had the right answer to it), and then the CO told us the our visas are approved. My status is still ready on the ceac site, but I hope it will be changed soon.
Sooo. If everything goes as planned, at the beginning of next year we will fly to CA and stay there for a while