DCF Filing in Nov/Dec/Jan
#722
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Re: DCF Filing in Nov/Dec/Jan
My UK hubby just received his visa yippee
But I am still confused, which is a bit normal when dealing with the Embassy.
The sheet of paper that came with the visa says, 'at the port of entry you will be asked to complete and application for a Permanent Residence Card and you should receive it in approximately six months time.' So, does that mean that the visa in our passport is a temporary green card, and that my husband can start applying for jobs as soon as he lands on US soil? We don't have to wait another six months?! right
Lastly, can my husband go in and out of the US as much as he wants once his visa is stamped?
Thanks for your help in advance.
But I am still confused, which is a bit normal when dealing with the Embassy.
The sheet of paper that came with the visa says, 'at the port of entry you will be asked to complete and application for a Permanent Residence Card and you should receive it in approximately six months time.' So, does that mean that the visa in our passport is a temporary green card, and that my husband can start applying for jobs as soon as he lands on US soil? We don't have to wait another six months?! right
Lastly, can my husband go in and out of the US as much as he wants once his visa is stamped?
Thanks for your help in advance.
#723
Re: DCF Filing in Nov/Dec/Jan
My UK hubby just received his visa yippee
But I am still confused, which is a bit normal when dealing with the Embassy.
The sheet of paper that came with the visa says, 'at the port of entry you will be asked to complete and application for a Permanent Residence Card and you should receive it in approximately six months time.' So, does that mean that the visa in our passport is a temporary green card, and that my husband can start applying for jobs as soon as he lands on US soil? We don't have to wait another six months?! right
Lastly, can my husband go in and out of the US as much as he wants once his visa is stamped?
Thanks for your help in advance.
But I am still confused, which is a bit normal when dealing with the Embassy.
The sheet of paper that came with the visa says, 'at the port of entry you will be asked to complete and application for a Permanent Residence Card and you should receive it in approximately six months time.' So, does that mean that the visa in our passport is a temporary green card, and that my husband can start applying for jobs as soon as he lands on US soil? We don't have to wait another six months?! right
Lastly, can my husband go in and out of the US as much as he wants once his visa is stamped?
Thanks for your help in advance.
#724
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 116
Re: DCF Filing in Nov/Dec/Jan
so can he fly in and out of the US as much as he wants? or is there a limited amount of days he can be out of the US for that first year?
thanks!!
#725
Re: DCF Filing in Nov/Dec/Jan
It's not so much how many days he's out, and how often he goes in and out, as why he's doing this traveling and what he's done to establish the USA as his place of permanent residence.
If he clearly now lives in the USA and needs to travel a lot for whatever reasons, no problem. If it appears that he hasn't done anything to put down roots in the USA and is leaving a lot because his life is still in his previous country he may run into problems.
Regards, JEff
If he clearly now lives in the USA and needs to travel a lot for whatever reasons, no problem. If it appears that he hasn't done anything to put down roots in the USA and is leaving a lot because his life is still in his previous country he may run into problems.
Regards, JEff