WHICH FORMS DO I NEED?

[r8edx2000 2]

Im leaving to get married this friday. I will be going the ir-1/cr-1 route so I will be taking a G325A form for my wife to sign. Ill need a passport photo for my wife. And will be taking also a ds-230 and a ds3032 so she can also sign. I think I got everything covered. Is there anything else I should be taking with me for my wife to fill out or sign.

-Alex

[TimeTravel 78]

Take a look here:

Step-by-Step Guide on How to File an I-130 for Relative (spouse) Outside the US

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

NVC Chart-flow: http://www.visajourney.com/examples/NVC_Process_Flowchart_v1-2.pdf

Hope it helps.

[jv323 3]

Im leaving to get married this friday. I will be going the ir-1/cr-1 route so I will be taking a G325A form for my wife to sign. Ill need a passport photo for my wife. And will be taking also a ds-230 and a ds3032 so she can also sign. I think I got everything covered. Is there anything else I should be taking with me for my wife to fill out or sign.

-Alex

well since you'll be doing electronicall processing, the ds 230 which is the ds 260 electronic version and the ds 3032 which is the ds 261, you will be able to do those forms online, read this

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Electronic_Processing

I know it says montreal but the steps are almost identical for mexico electronic processing, besides juarez requires it.good luck!

[jv323 3]

well since you'll be doing electronicall processing, the ds 230 which is the ds 260 electronic version and the ds 3032 which is the ds 261, you will be able to do those forms online, read this

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Electronic_Processing

I know it says montreal but the steps are almost identical for mexico electronic processing, besides juarez requires it.good luck!

just something else I thought i might add, since you say you will be getting married in Mexico, you do know you will need to get permiso de la secretaria de gobernacion, pay for special permission and wait for it to be approved, plus meet with the requirements for each state they have like clases prematrimoniales del DIF among other requirements.well that's if you're marrying por el civil, that's what my husband and I had to do and this was in Jalisco.

[Navyk 78]

Im leaving to get married this friday. I will be going the ir-1/cr-1 route so I will be taking a G325A form for my wife to sign. Ill need a passport photo for my wife. And will be taking also a ds-230 and a ds3032 so she can also sign. I think I got everything covered. Is there anything else I should be taking with me for my wife to fill out or sign.

-Alex

Yes, G325A, Passport photos and DS-230 are good (also take 5-10 blank signed forms each - you can use black ink to fill the forms later, if a correction is needed). Also get some 5 - 10 photos of marraige specially with all close relatives. Ds-3032 is really not necessary, as you can send email template from foreign spouse's email address.

[r8edx2000 2]

Thanks for the advice!!!

@Navyk that's a great idea thanks

@jv323 thanks for the link and I know about the permiso brutal headache but luckily I just got my dual citizenship last month so I don't have to deal with the 'permiso' thank god. I will be getting married in jalisco as well. From what part of jalisco are from

[jv323 3]

Thanks for the advice!!!

@Navyk that's a great idea thanks

@jv323 thanks for the link and I know about the permiso brutal headache but luckily I just got my dual citizenship last month so I don't have to deal with the 'permiso' thank god. I will be getting married in jalisco as well. From what part of jalisco are from

that's great! then with the dual citizenship you won't have to get the permiso, I did, and yes lol it was a headache.My husband is from guadalajara =)