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Title: 5-1/2 years, it's all over. Post by: T P Cornholio on August 11, 2005, 04:00:00 AM My wife received her U.S. passport yesterday. After 5-1/2 years, all the paperwork is done and over. I feel a tear running down my cheek. No more forms to print using up my cartridge ink, no more complaining about PDF non-fillable forms and sore fingers from tightly-clutched pens (black ink, of course), no more checks to write to the government for exhorbitant fees on simplistic services, no more flooding inch-thick envelopes with a myriad of postage stamps. No more waiting for appointments that may, or may not, come -- and when they finally do, are months away. What am I to do with all this spare time? I feel like the retired person who still wants to get up in the morning and go to the office. Oh well, I guess there's always income taxes once a year. :~) Title: Could re-marry all over again ;-)) N/T Post by: RickM on August 11, 2005, 04:00:00 AM Title: Good for you!...we've GOT to get off the couch (or at least I do)... Post by: Stevo on August 11, 2005, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to 5-1/2 years, it's all over., posted by T P Cornholio on Aug 11, 2005
and get the citizenship paperwork rolling! Stevo Title: If you don't have to the why do it? Post by: Ryan on August 13, 2005, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Good for you!...we've GOT to get off the..., posted by Stevo on Aug 11, 2005
This is just sort of off the wall joke I would suggest going and doing everything legal like as she will probably want to travel home etc and it would be tuff to do. But hey if she never wants to leave the country then..... Just stay on that couch.. Read like below..
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