It is done

Following my last post where I said that we would have to wait at least a week before we could go to New Zealand House ...  Richard managed to find the time so that we could attend Friday morning as he was under the impression sooner rather than later.

So we left on the Javelin at 10am arrived in London, met the advisor, got everything rubber stamped and a case number assigned and we were back in time for me to go to work in the afternoon :o)

We have been informed that we will recieve a letter confirming that everything has been accepted by next week and that we should be able to have an interview with our case officer in roughly five or so weeks.  This is all really good news as it moves us one stage closer to the goal.

Finally it's here

The results from the medicals finally arrived today :o) and everything looks good, nothing dodgy or untoward there.

So now we just need to make some time to go and visit New Zealand House and get the official stamps in the passport.  Unfortunately we cannot even begin to entertain this idea until Richard comes home from Greece. (I thought that we could go this week but we don't have enough time) That said though I'll have a busy week collating all the info and making sure it is ready for when we manage our visit.  Once that is done the fun then begins :o)