jump to navigation

I’m allowed to keep my wife!!! 21st January, 2013

Posted by Scotty in Furlough, Married Life, Travel.
trackback

IMG_1429.2

So… we survived our trip to the States, travelling there with a 4 month old and arriving back with a 5 month old!  Travelling with an infant is a very different experience!  (Which also explains the lack of blogging for the last 6 weeks!)  It took us a week and a half to recover from jet lag arriving there, since no matter how well we explained it to her, Ella didn’t quite grasp that 2.30am is not an appropriate time to wake up and be ready for the day.  LoL.

We left the States knowing we’d be arriving home close to Mon’s visa expiry date.  When we moved here she was granted a 2.5 year visa, which we thought expired at the end of February.  We booked our flights coming back on Jan 17th, then, as we were looking into some visa details, we realised her visa expired on Jan 20th?!!?!?  Yikes.

After lots of prayer followed by panic followed by prayer followed by… we managed to get a one-day visa appointment!  So a couple of days ago, we compiled all the necessary paperwork (and lots of extra paperwork, just in case!), and headed to the interview.  The result was the government granting Monica Indefinite Leave to Remain.

What does that mean?  Basically… I’m allowed to keep my wife!  (wooooohooooooo!!!)

Today is the day she would have had to leave the country.

Instead, she just made me lunch to eat as I work!

Love it!

About these ads

Comments»

1. Sharon O - 21st January, 2013

Thank God … you have your wife and little one has her mommy.


Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 3,101 other followers

%d bloggers like this: