grindcoreUK

hey I have already posted on this forum before and believe it to be extremely helpful. Myself and my fiance have now sent off our I-129F form and my fiance recieved a letter in the mail stating that it is in process.

Now fingers crossed with all our patience we should have our approval asap. We were now wondering what we need to be gathering together while this I-129F is in process? Really just want to stay pro productive with it all.

thankyou so much for all your individual time

meauxna

Congratulations on getting the ball rolling. All that fuss and stress and then... what?!
This is the hardest part really, just waiting for your 15 minutes of processing fame. It's a good idea to begin preparing now for the visa application (after I-129f approval & "NOA2") and laying the groundwork for your move.

The wiki is the best place to start, read on down past the peition part and you'll get lots of info. And continue to read threads here, as you'll pick up a lot of valuable info as you go.
I kept a notebook and made notes of things I read/observed as we were doing our waiting. Then I had an easy list to follow up with.

http://britishexpats.com/wiki/K1

http://britishexpats.com/wiki/K1_London_Applications

Noorah101

Check the US Embassy in London's website for the forms you'll be filling out when they tell you it's time (after the I-129F approval).

You'll also need a police certificate from the UK, and any other country you might have lived in for more than 1 year, age 16 and up.

You'll need to get a full medical done when they tell you it's time for that, so maybe gather your vaccination records from your GP, and any medical history that might be relevent.

Rene