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My wife is a British Citizen but has US residency and I am British Citizen and I want to become a US resident. I know we can send an I-130 form off but I wondered if someone could give me a brief idea of what will happen after that and some idea of time scales. What other forms will I need to fill out and what documentation/proof will be needed?

I have been reading this forum and it has been a great help but process still seems a bit of a mine field and I want to make sure that I havent missed anything

To give you a little back ground. We got married just over three years ago and she still has a US house, US bank account, US driving licence etc and residency renewal is currently being processed. I have enough assets in the UK to meet the sponsorship financial criteria. But the bulk of these will be transferred to the US before or when I move.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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My wife is a British Citizen but has US residency and I am British Citizen and I want to become a US resident. I know we can send an I-130 form off but I wondered if someone could give me a brief idea of what will happen after that and some idea of time scales. What other forms will I need to fill out and what documentation/proof will be needed?

I have been reading this forum and it has been a great help but process still seems a bit of a mine field and I want to make sure that I havent missed anything

To give you a little back ground. We got married just over three years ago and she still has a US house, US bank account, US driving licence etc and residency renewal is currently being processed. I have enough assets in the UK to meet the sponsorship financial criteria. But the bulk of these will be transferred to the US before or when I move.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

You may refer to the below link for your entire process

http://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-citizens/spouse/bringing-spouses-live-united-states-permanent-residents

Marriage: 10/10/2013.

I-130 Sent: 11/22/2013

I-130 NOA 1: 25/11/2013

NOA-T (Electronic Transfer notice to California Service Center): 24/03/2015

NOA-T (Hard Copy of Transfer notice received in mail): 31/03/2015

I-130 NOA2: 01.04.2015 (Approved)

NVC Received: 16 April 2015

Received DS-261 / AOS Bill: 27 April 2015

Pay AOS Bill: 30 April 2015

Send AOS / IV Package: 13 May 2015

Pay IV Bill: 08 May 2015

Scan Date: 18 May 2015

Checklist: 19 June 2015 [ Non-submission of DS260]

Submitted DS260: 08 July 2015

Case Completed at NVC: 08 Sep 2015

Interview Date: 05 Nov 2015

Interview Result: passed :dancing: :dancing:

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My wife is a British Citizen but has US residency and I am British Citizen and I want to become a US resident. I know we can send an I-130 form off but I wondered if someone could give me a brief idea of what will happen after that and some idea of time scales. What other forms will I need to fill out and what documentation/proof will be needed?

I have been reading this forum and it has been a great help but process still seems a bit of a mine field and I want to make sure that I havent missed anything

To give you a little back ground. We got married just over three years ago and she still has a US house, US bank account, US driving licence etc and residency renewal is currently being processed. I have enough assets in the UK to meet the sponsorship financial criteria. But the bulk of these will be transferred to the US before or when I move.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi,

We all have been through this kind of questions and wondering before starting the family based immigration process. Whilst the process may look straightforward if you read the guidelines from USCIS or Department of State, it might be a unique experience for every applicant depending on personal or country specific circumstances. However there is one thing that is very important in this process is the Time factor. Te sooner you start the better it is. So my thoughts to you is to ask your wife to immediately file a I-130 petition with USCIS. this is pretty simple and require little documents. The day USCIS confirms the reception of your petition this will be the D-Day that will determine when a visa is available to you after your petition is transfered from USCIS to NVC for further processing.

USCIS process;

- Wife to file a I130 petition available for download from USCIS website

- A copy of your wife green card (recto and verso)

- Proof of relationship typically a marriage certificate (original one)

- A birth certificate (yours)

- A 420$ heck or Money order favor Department of Homeland Security

- Depending on where your wife lives she will either file with Vermont service center or California service center.

File this as soon as possible!!!

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