What do i do? US girlfriend UK boyfriend

[meauxna]

Hi, Im not planning to get her pregnant as some people on here say we're not mature enough. Also both being Catholic we cant really do that. I've just written a letter to the American Embassy letting them know that I still have my visa waiver which im sending back to them. Thanks then David

I guess you didn't read the link with instructions that I gave you.
The one where it says in bold print "Do not mail the I-94/I-94W to
the Embassy."

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[david_cosworth]

I guess you didn't read the link with instructions that I gave you. The one where it says in bold print "Do not mail the I-94/I-94W to the Embassy."

Hi,
It says to send it to "ACS - USCIS, SBU, P.O Box 7125
London KY 40742-7125
USA" Is this not the Embassy? Is it customs?
Sorry im stupid.
Thanks
David

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[Noorah101]

Hi, It says to send it to "ACS - USCIS, SBU, P.O Box 7125 London KY 40742-7125 USA" Is this not the Embassy? Is it customs? Sorry im stupid. Thanks David

No, that is not an embassy. That's a USCIS address in the USA.

Rene

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[meauxna]

Hi, It says to send it to "ACS - USCIS, SBU, P.O Box 7125 London KY 40742-7125 USA" Is this not the Embassy? Is it customs? Sorry im stupid. Thanks David

Good one.

It's 'London' in Kentucky USA, not London UK.
An Embassy would be a US building in a foreign country.

Sorry about the confusion.

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[snowbunny]

Good one. It's 'London' in Kentucky USA, not London UK. An Embassy would be a US building in a foreign country. Sorry about the confusion.

The zip code vs the post code is another clue..... it has no letters.

Canadian and UK post codes have letters.... US ones only have numbers.

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[meauxna]

The zip code vs the post code is another clue..... it has no letters. Canadian and UK post codes have letters.... US ones only have numbers.

True enough, but he's not the first one to see "London" and see no
further than down the road.
And not everyone knows that an Embassy will, by definition, be outside
of its home country.

But the "USA" in the addy should've been the dead giveaway. But it
didn't cost me anything to tell him
Atone for each snarky deed, that's my new motto.

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[snowbunny]

True enough, but he's not the first one to see "London" and see no further than down the road. And not everyone knows that an Embassy will, by definition, be outside of its home country. But the "USA" in the addy should've been the dead giveaway. But it didn't cost me anything to tell him Atone for each snarky deed, that's my new motto.

Is there a Springfield in the UK? Seems like there's a London in
every country.....

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[DonnaElvira]

Is there a Springfield in the UK? Seems like there's a London in every country.....

Aaaaahhh, but there is only one REAL London!

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[nettlebed]

Is there a Springfield in the UK? Seems like there's a London in every country.....

Sure: that's where Homer's British relatives live...

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[ian-mstm]

Good one. It's 'London' in Kentucky USA, not London UK. An Embassy would be a US building in a foreign country. Sorry about the confusion.

You can't imagine how confusing it was for a good UK/CDN boy to end up
in Kentucky where we have...

towns named after international cities: London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin,
Ottawa, Melbourne, Victoria, Alexandria, Carthage, Rome, Florence,
Stockholm, Warsaw, Cairo, Moscow, Geneva, Nazareth, Jericho, Normandy,
Troy, and Versailles;

towns named after world countries: Cuba, Canada, Wales, Brazil, Egypt,
Korea, and Panama;

towns named after cities in the UK: Glasgow, Aberdeen, Halifax,
Hamilton, Kensington, Kingston, Waterloo, Chatham, Windsor, Manchester,
York, Bath, Birmingham, Dover, Wellington, Cork, Midland, Sutton,
Whetstone, Bedford, and Shetland;

towns with silly names: Fox Chase, Friendship, Climax, Number One,
Tyewhoppety, Butcher Hollow, Possum Trot, Hills and Dales, Catnip,
Beetle, Bugtussle, Gum Tree, Gum Sulphur, Swan Lake, Dog Walk, and
Rabbit Town;

and even more towns with silly names: Deer Lick, Mays Lick, Log Lick,
Knob Lick, Mud Lick, Sulphur Lick, Grassy Lick, Wolf Lick, Sand Lick,
Bank Lick, Slate Lick, Blue Lick, and Salt Lick…

and, of course, my all time favorite town name: Gap in Knob.

Ian

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[nettlebed]

You can't imagine how confusing it was for a good UK/CDN boy to end up in Kentucky where we have... towns named after international cities: London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Ottawa, Melbourne, Victoria, Alexandria, Carthage, Rome, Florence, Stockholm, Warsaw, Cairo, Moscow, Geneva, Nazareth, Jericho, Normandy, Troy, and Versailles; towns named after world countries: Cuba, Canada, Wales, Brazil, Egypt, Korea, and Panama; towns named after cities in the UK: Glasgow, Aberdeen, Halifax, Hamilton, Kensington, Kingston, Waterloo, Chatham, Windsor, Manchester, York, Bath, Birmingham, Dover, Wellington, Cork, Midland, Sutton, Whetstone, Bedford, and Shetland; towns with silly names: Fox Chase, Friendship, Climax, Number One, Tyewhoppety, Butcher Hollow, Possum Trot, Hills and Dales, Catnip, Beetle, Bugtussle, Gum Tree, Gum Sulphur, Swan Lake, Dog Walk, and Rabbit Town; and even more towns with silly names: Deer Lick, Mays Lick, Log Lick, Knob Lick, Mud Lick, Sulphur Lick, Grassy Lick, Wolf Lick, Sand Lick, Bank Lick, Slate Lick, Blue Lick, and Salt Lick… and, of course, my all time favorite town name: Gap in Knob. Ian

Having grown up in the 70s, I have always been haunted by Maggie's
Nipples, Wyoming...

For more fun of this sort, look at
http://www.1up.com/do/my1Up?publicUserId=5630572

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