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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:48:00 GMT(1)
• Good news with the USCIS at least :) . Sent you some blue love for the anniversary alan
  
  Congrats Andrea! And wishing you guys a happy anniversary anyway (maybe
  it can get better still? lol). :)
  
  Rete, isn't the prize for winning something on this board a week's
  camping in Ray's back yard?
  
  Elaine
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:28:00 GMT(2)
• The snake pit ..I mean the camping facility is ready for you Now send your lawyer and your bill for the time spent on this to the USCIS .
  
  I wish!
  
  ...well, about the second part anyway :)
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 15:10:00 GMT(3)
• Rete.. its a pleasant 86-88f most days ..another two weeks then its 88-90f most days a week or two after then the humidity starts up with heat..
  
  I've heard here in Phoenix it's going to cool off to 90-something this
  weekend. Last weekend it got up to 111. Whew! Summer is HERE! :(
  
  Rene
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 08:36:00 GMT(4)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hi Andrea!
  
  Thanks for the update! I'm glad "me #2" also gets to stay here! :D
  
  And Happy Anniversary!!! :D
  
  Rene
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:30:00 GMT(5)
• In article <35$305144$2424993$1117035198@lawknowledge.org.britishexpats.com>, member21863
  @lawknowledge.org.british_expats.com says... So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hmmm...... I was in their system twice (under diffrent A#s).
  Fortunatelly I realized that and during AOS nottified immigration
  officer. They pulled out other file, ask me to write that Im withraw
  that other case and he shreded all papers from that file in front of me.
  
  AP
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:15:00 GMT(6)
• I'm always down for dinner at Genio's ...or camping in Ray's back yard :) Thanks everyone for the well wishes!
  
  The snake pit ..I mean the camping facility is ready for you
  Now send your lawyer and your bill for the time spent on this to
  the USCIS .
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:39:00 GMT(7)
• I wish! ...well, about the second part anyway :)
  
  Hey I could go with the camping trip ... it's got to be warmer then here
  in NYC. Man you still need the boiler on and it is May 25.
  
  We will celebrate your anniversary 5/24, Jim's birthday 5/18, my
  birthday 6/8 and my brand new car 5/26 all at one dinner Andrea ... will
  aim for a Wednesday night sometime the first two weeks of June.
  
  --
  I'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS!
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:38:00 GMT(8)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Good news with the USCIS at least :) . Sent you some blue love for the
  anniversary
  
  alan
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:52:00 GMT(9)
• Hey I could go with the camping trip ... it's got to be warmer then here in NYC. Man you still need the boiler on and it is May 25. We will celebrate your anniversary 5/24, Jim's birthday 5/18, my birthday 6/8 and my brand new car 5/26 all at one dinner Andrea ... will aim for a Wednesday night sometime the first two weeks of June.
  
  Rete.. its a pleasant 86-88f most days ..another two weeks then its
  88-90f most days a week or two after then the humidity starts up
  with heat..
  
  --
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 14:59:00 GMT(10)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Congratulations on not getting deported, and congratulations on your
  anniversary. Sheila and I celebrated our 7th anniversary on Monday!
  
  Ian
  
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:30:00 GMT(11)
• In article <35$305144$2424993$1117035198@lawknowledge.org.britishexpats.com>, member21863
  @lawknowledge.org.british_expats.com says... So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hmmm...... I was in their system twice (under diffrent A#s).
  Fortunatelly I realized that and during AOS nottified immigration
  officer. They pulled out other file, ask me to write that Im withraw
  that other case and he shreded all papers from that file in front of me.
  
  AP
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:15:00 GMT(12)
• I'm always down for dinner at Genio's ...or camping in Ray's back yard :) Thanks everyone for the well wishes!
  
  The snake pit ..I mean the camping facility is ready for you
  Now send your lawyer and your bill for the time spent on this to
  the USCIS .
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:39:00 GMT(13)
• I wish! ...well, about the second part anyway :)
  
  Hey I could go with the camping trip ... it's got to be warmer then here
  in NYC. Man you still need the boiler on and it is May 25.
  
  We will celebrate your anniversary 5/24, Jim's birthday 5/18, my
  birthday 6/8 and my brand new car 5/26 all at one dinner Andrea ... will
  aim for a Wednesday night sometime the first two weeks of June.
  
  --
  I'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS!
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 08:36:00 GMT(14)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hi Andrea!
  
  Thanks for the update! I'm glad "me #2" also gets to stay here! :D
  
  And Happy Anniversary!!! :D
  
  Rene
  
  --
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:56:00 GMT(15)
• Congrats Andrea! And wishing you guys a happy anniversary anyway (maybe it can get better still? lol). :) Rete, isn't the prize for winning something on this board a week's camping in Ray's back yard? Elaine
  
  I'm always down for dinner at Genio's
  ...or camping in Ray's back yard :)
  
  Thanks everyone for the well wishes!
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:39:00 GMT(16)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Wow that is great news to hear you got it all sorted. Must be a relief
  to know you can stay huh? Congrats on the anniversary even if it didnt
  go the way you planned. Maybe when Hubby is home & your feeling better
  you can still go out & celebrate somehow. Best wishes anyhow.
  
  Cheers
  Shepslady
  
  --
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 08:48:00 GMT(17)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hi,
  
  What a story. Now you can relax again.
  
  Happy Anniversary
  
  Sue
  
  --
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:07:00 GMT(18)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  YAH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  So glad to hear it was straighten out. What do I win for guessing the
  closest as to what had really happened LOL
  
  Dinner at Genio's?????????
  
  --
  I'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS!
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 14:59:00 GMT(19)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Congratulations on not getting deported, and congratulations on your
  anniversary. Sheila and I celebrated our 7th anniversary on Monday!
  
  Ian
  
  --
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• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:48:00 GMT(20)
• Good news with the USCIS at least :) . Sent you some blue love for the anniversary alan
  
  Congrats Andrea! And wishing you guys a happy anniversary anyway (maybe
  it can get better still? lol). :)
  
  Rete, isn't the prize for winning something on this board a week's
  camping in Ray's back yard?
  
  Elaine
  
  --
  Help Find Jason!
  Missing since 2001.
  Read his story at
  http://tinyurl.com/bvt4l
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:28:00 GMT(21)
• The snake pit ..I mean the camping facility is ready for you Now send your lawyer and your bill for the time spent on this to the USCIS .
  
  I wish!
  
  ...well, about the second part anyway :)
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:38:00 GMT(22)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Good news with the USCIS at least :) . Sent you some blue love for the
  anniversary
  
  alan
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:52:00 GMT(23)
• Hey I could go with the camping trip ... it's got to be warmer then here in NYC. Man you still need the boiler on and it is May 25. We will celebrate your anniversary 5/24, Jim's birthday 5/18, my birthday 6/8 and my brand new car 5/26 all at one dinner Andrea ... will aim for a Wednesday night sometime the first two weeks of June.
  
  Rete.. its a pleasant 86-88f most days ..another two weeks then its
  88-90f most days a week or two after then the humidity starts up
  with heat..
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 15:10:00 GMT(24)
• Rete.. its a pleasant 86-88f most days ..another two weeks then its 88-90f most days a week or two after then the humidity starts up with heat..
  
  I've heard here in Phoenix it's going to cool off to 90-something this
  weekend. Last weekend it got up to 111. Whew! Summer is HERE! :(
  
  Rene
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 08:48:00 GMT(25)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Hi,
  
  What a story. Now you can relax again.
  
  Happy Anniversary
  
  Sue
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:07:00 GMT(26)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  YAH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  So glad to hear it was straighten out. What do I win for guessing the
  closest as to what had really happened LOL
  
  Dinner at Genio's?????????
  
  --
  I'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS!
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 09:56:00 GMT(27)
• Congrats Andrea! And wishing you guys a happy anniversary anyway (maybe it can get better still? lol). :) Rete, isn't the prize for winning something on this board a week's camping in Ray's back yard? Elaine
  
  I'm always down for dinner at Genio's
  ...or camping in Ray's back yard :)
  
  Thanks everyone for the well wishes!
  
  --
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
• Wed, 25 May 2005 10:39:00 GMT(28)
• So, if anyone has been wondering (doubt it, but hey I've got nothin better to do than to update you anyway), myself and a lawyer went to an Infopass appointment this morning in NYC to try to figure out why, six months or so after I got my AOS approved, I got a letter denying me... Well, long story, but they somehow had me in the system twice as two different people with the same A#, same case #, and same address (dont ask how that happened, I have no idea). Anyway, me #1 went to an interview last September and got approved. me #2 was apparently scheduled for an interview in April, didn't show up, and as a result got denied. I'm confused, but supposedly it has been straightened out. ::waits another six months for more drama filled USCIS adventures:: Anyway, in other news, it was Chris and I's first anniversary yesterday. I was sick as a dog, and he got stuck in Chicago and didn't make it home - so I won't say it was the best anniversary I could have imagined, but hey at least no one's kicking me out of the country!!!
  
  Wow that is great news to hear you got it all sorted. Must be a relief
  to know you can stay huh? Congrats on the anniversary even if it didnt
  go the way you planned. Maybe when Hubby is home & your feeling better
  you can still go out & celebrate somehow. Best wishes anyhow.
  
  Cheers
  Shepslady
  
  --
  shepslady
  Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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[Tax Law] What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California I was receiving child support for my 11 year old son. The father recently passed away. My question is, is my son entitled to collect any kind of social security or anything? Also, I believe my son was to receive some of his fathers.........