My flight has been booked since Jan, I am due to arrive in Jamaica in early March. Hopefully we get the passport back so I can buy a one way ticket back for her on the same flight.Twoheartsonelove said:Congrats CAD!!! So exciting start looking up flights home
Hang in there LDL! I know a guy that when he came over he was getting a lot of headaches AND nosebleeds. This went on for just under two months. The doctors claimed it was simply his body adjusting. I feel terrible for you and hubby and I hope things get better. As for your step-son... this must be exciting for him!!! New school, new people, new education.longdistanceloves said:
Congrats! I'm feeling a twinge of jealousy, but I've reigned that in as others have been waiting much MUCH longer! Can't wait for you and wifey to be together.CADsponsor13 said:
No offence taken. I completely understand. Honestly, I feel bad for everyone that is still waiting. There have been lots of people private messaging me with questions and I have been open in providing guidance. I have used the same approach (filing papers) the 2nd time, in both cases, <8 months. The first time, I never used an MP for any assistance. So the only explanation that I have is my filing method (even though some people say that makes no difference). The thing that is different, for me this time around, is that I used an MP and had their full support for my application. Although, I did have to sign some privacy papers and fax back to the office before they would assist me further. Eventually, I plan to go to a flower store with my wife once she's here. Plan to buy a dozen roses and some chocolates. Then drop it off at my MP office and meet everyone at that office including the woman that has been assisting me for the last 4 months. That office has been so amazing and supportive of our situation. I got more updates through the MP office than I would get through notes waiting for weeks on wards and it didn't cost me a dime to get updates. I highly recommend if you can find an MP office to assist you, do it; even if its from the opposition MP. I also never used a lawyer.Ninirae said:
Good for youCADsponsor13 said:
congratulation. I wish I could get my husband to write his MP. I asked and he told me something about we should use our most valuable resource when we most need it. I assumed he means just incase things are not going so well then he will consider or whatever. You guys are lucky though, not sure if that's the right word but it's real nice you don't have to wait so long. Goodluck
I know I keep debating on writing to my MP, because I don't want to upset Kingston and have them hold my file for 22 months... but I don't know. I'm at a stand still. I know a few people that work at the MP office so I think I will also get their opinion too. It doesn't hurt to have a truckload, then to go with majority! ;DCADsponsor13 said:
I would say it doesn't hurt to hear what your contacts at the MP office say. I've contacted my MP and we've been in discussion that if need be..he will pull out the big guns and contact Kingston on my behalf. At this point, I don't think it's required...I'm just sitting back and seeing how the next few months goNinirae said:
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