dcf questions
Dec 11th 2003, 1:08 am
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dcf questions
i just wanted to ask a few questions about dcf in london
if i wanted to petition for my british spouse at the american embassy in london (i have ILR stamp in my passport) the only forms i would need to complete right now is the I-130, and that unlike filing while both partners are in the US i dont need to complete all the biographical forms and affidavits of support until my petition is filed and a second pack of forms is sent to me?
im planning on seeing a lawyer/solicitor to check these things closer to the time but i just wanted to check i wasnt completely misunderstanding the whole process from the start.
(my husband also overstayed by a number of years in the US, but i wont go into the whole I-601 situation, unless anyone has any recomendations of lawyers in the united kingdom or illinois who have experience with overstay waivers)
Thanks for any clarification you can provide
if i wanted to petition for my british spouse at the american embassy in london (i have ILR stamp in my passport) the only forms i would need to complete right now is the I-130, and that unlike filing while both partners are in the US i dont need to complete all the biographical forms and affidavits of support until my petition is filed and a second pack of forms is sent to me?
im planning on seeing a lawyer/solicitor to check these things closer to the time but i just wanted to check i wasnt completely misunderstanding the whole process from the start.
(my husband also overstayed by a number of years in the US, but i wont go into the whole I-601 situation, unless anyone has any recomendations of lawyers in the united kingdom or illinois who have experience with overstay waivers)
Thanks for any clarification you can provide
Dec 11th 2003, 5:09 am
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Re: dcf questions
I sent my I-130 to the US Embassy in London last Friday. I included a
G-325A for each of us. I followed the instructions at
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/ins/i130filing.htm
Ray Q
"jenniferlindley" <member18817@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> i just wanted to ask a few questions about dcf in london
> if i wanted to petition for my british spouse at the american embassy in
> london (i have ILR stamp in my passport) the only forms i would need to
> complete right now is the I-130, and that unlike filing while both
> partners are in the US i dont need to complete all the biographical
> forms and affidavits of support until my petition is filed and a second
> pack of forms is sent to me?
> im planning on seeing a lawyer/solicitor to check these things closer to
> the time but i just wanted to check i wasnt completely misunderstanding
> the whole process from the start.
> (my husband also overstayed by a number of years in the US, but i wont
> go into the whole I-601 situation, unless anyone has any recomendations
> of lawyers in the united kingdom or illinois who have experience with
> overstay waivers)
> Thanks for any clarification you can provide
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
G-325A for each of us. I followed the instructions at
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/ins/i130filing.htm
Ray Q
"jenniferlindley" <member18817@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> i just wanted to ask a few questions about dcf in london
> if i wanted to petition for my british spouse at the american embassy in
> london (i have ILR stamp in my passport) the only forms i would need to
> complete right now is the I-130, and that unlike filing while both
> partners are in the US i dont need to complete all the biographical
> forms and affidavits of support until my petition is filed and a second
> pack of forms is sent to me?
> im planning on seeing a lawyer/solicitor to check these things closer to
> the time but i just wanted to check i wasnt completely misunderstanding
> the whole process from the start.
> (my husband also overstayed by a number of years in the US, but i wont
> go into the whole I-601 situation, unless anyone has any recomendations
> of lawyers in the united kingdom or illinois who have experience with
> overstay waivers)
> Thanks for any clarification you can provide
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
