US Immigration from United Kingdom

Hi all,

I am looking for some extra advice with regards to our unusual profile.

My interview is planned for the 22nd may In London.

We got DQ on 15th March and got the case review note:

probably because my husband works for a uk company (all online) and earns . He did add a note to the NVC mentioning we will be uploading proof of continuing employment as he became an exclusive contractor for that company as of 1st April and he now works in the usa for the same company as a contractor and also, for more income per year (his income is fixed per year). He also now has his own LLC company in the usa. We have uploaded these proofs on the nvc portal after we got DQ anyway and I will show the originals at the interview.

After reading all the precious advice on this forum, and after receiving the message on the nvc, we decided to add an updated affidavit of support with the current updated income, accepted offer letter showing continuous employment and also our liquid assets which comfortably meet the minimum required for our household of 2 (1 account in the uk and 1 in the usa).

Both of us work over the internet and I understand this can be unusual. I will also continue my employment in the usa. I work online; I have multiple clients. I am not bound to a contract like my husband but because I m online based, I can basically work from anywhere in the world, which is a real blessing.

Because this is quite an unusual situation, I am wondering if we should add anything else for the interview? We don t want to add a joint sponsor as we believe it is not necessary.

Just for some background story. We have been married for 13 years (14 in June!). I am a French national and he is American.

Thank you for reading

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Hey all,

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