Lpdiver

Sauce "Piquant". As in maybe alligator sauce piquant or turtle sauce
piquant. And as tweeky says always spicy. Of course I have had to add
chimmichurri to the repetoir now.

ALP & ALP

Originally
posted by utopiacowboy
I guess it's just in Texas that it's an
English word.

Jezebelle

    > Zeo try putting yourself in my shoes. My husband will not see, feel
    > or be able to experience my pregnancy and the birth of this baby.
    > Financially, I'm a wreck. I literally live paycheck to paycheck and I
    > have not been able to buy maternity clothes yet. Now when the baby is
    > born I don't even want to think what I'll have to do to support myself
    > because temp. disability checks will not pay my whole rent, diapers,
    > bills. Even if it's a week after giving birth I will have to force
    > myself to go straight back to work.
    > Am I desperate yes. Am I losing it? yes. I'm going completely
    > insane that I will not have the help I need because immigration does
    > not give a damn about the hardship its going to cost me emotionally
    > and financially just because they are slow. Seriously, I should
    > have had an abortion. This is horrible to a child on your own...and
    > my 5 year old is starting kindergarten soon. She needs clothes
    > too...she has grown out of her old clothes.....so please zeo have
    > patience, you are in a better position than others. Your time will
    > come. No doubt and thank God you don't have the stresses I got.
    > Your wait should be easier.

I noticed you have dates (in your signature) for when NVC assigns case
number and when it went to consulate, etc.. How do you get these dates?
I recently got a letter saying it was approved USCIS for the I-129F but
do not know how to find out when it was sent or if the case number was
assigned at NVC or rec'd at consulate. Thanks for any help...

1Duckie

    > Hi Zeo,
    > Are you looking at the USCIS website when you say there are no new
    > updates?
    > Are you aware of the fact that the AILA (American Immigration Lawyers
    > Assoc.) keeps its own Proceessing Time Line which they claim, "is more
    > up to date and accurate."
    > For the Califormnia Center (CSC), I look at,
    > http://www.aila.org/fileViewer.aspx?docID=13287
    > which is up to date as of Jun 15, 2004 while the USCIS for CA is only
    > up to date as of Jun 4, 2004. If you go to the AILA web site, you can
    > search for the doc for your center.
    > I wish I could remember where I found the link to the AILA processing
    > dates. It makes it easier to navigate then the AILA web pages.
    > Good Luck,
    > Roong_Rob

I went to that site.. according to them they are processing I-130 for
September 15, 2004 but USCIS shows September 22, 2004. The AILA
website is behind.

I am watching the kettle too, don't listen to RETE that person is a
( | ).

Ray

    > I went to that site.. according to them they are processing I-130 for
    > September 15, 2004 but USCIS shows September 22, 2004. The AILA
    > website is behind.
    > I am watching the kettle too, don't listen to RETE that person is a (
    > | ).

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