just received email from our attorney
#20
Re: just received email from our attorney
Thanks for the tip. You have mentioned this good advice to others and I have followed this. I have my "magic (A4 size - good old metric) pad" where I just list things I think about.
To be fair, we are fairly organised. Even the attic is sorted. I like to know what I am doing!
I hope to be finished in the office at least 6 weeks before we go, so I can really get organised. Hubby will be leaving immediately after the London interview, if he in fact gets the visa that is. So that could well be next month. I cannot leave until after 4th June, which is the date of my eldest daugter's last high school exam.
I am planning a week trip at Easter with all 4 kids to visit hubby, so they can see what will be their new home. The 2 older kids have never been in Houston. Of course the oldest is staying behind at uni in Scotland, so it will be hard to leave him. He is already 4 hours away from home. I just think that he will be 10 hours away instead. That makes me feel a bit better. And the uni holidays are long, so he will come out for extended breaks.
To be fair, we are fairly organised. Even the attic is sorted. I like to know what I am doing!
I hope to be finished in the office at least 6 weeks before we go, so I can really get organised. Hubby will be leaving immediately after the London interview, if he in fact gets the visa that is. So that could well be next month. I cannot leave until after 4th June, which is the date of my eldest daugter's last high school exam.
I am planning a week trip at Easter with all 4 kids to visit hubby, so they can see what will be their new home. The 2 older kids have never been in Houston. Of course the oldest is staying behind at uni in Scotland, so it will be hard to leave him. He is already 4 hours away from home. I just think that he will be 10 hours away instead. That makes me feel a bit better. And the uni holidays are long, so he will come out for extended breaks.
#21
Re: just received email from our attorney
yes we are including the oldest one and yes we are going for green cards as soon as we can. Luckily, this whole process is being paid for as part of the relo package. We already have great US immigration attorneys. Both the HR department and the attorneys have been great at communication, so we know exactly where we are and what is happening.
#22
Re: just received email from our attorney
yes we are including the oldest one and yes we are going for green cards as soon as we can. Luckily, this whole process is being paid for as part of the relo package. We already have great US immigration attorneys. Both the HR department and the attorneys have been great at communication, so we know exactly where we are and what is happening.
Is the strategy for the oldest one to get an L2 and then come to the United States so he or she is physically in the USA when Adjustment of Status is filed? Or is the intention to try for an Immigrant Visa through consular processing? Neither solution is simple, but both may be possible.
#23
Re: just received email from our attorney
stating that my husband's L1A petition has been approved. So that must mean it is London next? We're both dumbstruck.
Bloody hell! I am not going to sleep tonight, so I will just have to watch Glee which I have recorded on Skyplus (at least we'll have Glee in the US but not Skyplus I guess!)
I think I need to go and have a proper cup of tea!
Bloody hell! I am not going to sleep tonight, so I will just have to watch Glee which I have recorded on Skyplus (at least we'll have Glee in the US but not Skyplus I guess!)
I think I need to go and have a proper cup of tea!
#24
Re: just received email from our attorney
well the Fedex parcel of papers just arrived, so it's phone call to the embassy in London tomorrow!
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Re: just received email from our attorney
Here's your lead times at the moment for an appointment, and for processing afterwards.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wa...itors_wait.php
Looks good at the moment, 4 days wait, then 4 days processing.
When I had my first appointment in 2008 it was a 40 day wait for an appointment!!
Good luck, take a book.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wa...itors_wait.php
Looks good at the moment, 4 days wait, then 4 days processing.
When I had my first appointment in 2008 it was a 40 day wait for an appointment!!
Good luck, take a book.