I have just returned from the U.S. where I Married my Tgf of 4 years. I am going to do a dcf

Has anyone have any experience with this?

I have just returned from the U.S. where I Married my Tgf of 4 years. I am going to do a dcf

Has anyone have any experience with this?

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I am in the U.S. right now with my wife. I initiated DCF in July and my wife had her visa on Oct 13th. I understand the process and the forms. Any questions - PM me or go here:

http://visajourney.com/index.php

Thanks Jdr,

So from the time you filed the I-130 you recieved Green card in less than 3 months?

Wow that would be awesome!

Ill Pm you on Specifics

Thanks

I have just returned from the U.S. where I Married my Tgf of 4 years. I am going to do a dcf

Has anyone have any experience with this?

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I am in the U.S. right now with my wife. I initiated DCF in July and my wife had her visa on Oct 13th. I understand the process and the forms. Any questions - PM me or go here:

http://visajourney.com/index.php

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Not quite. We didn't close shop and leave Thailand until Nov 2. We arrived in the States on the 3rd and my wife had her green card in the mail in about 10 days.

I have just returned from the U.S. where I Married my Tgf of 4 years. I am going to do a dcf

Has anyone have any experience with this?

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Technically, in Bangkok, you don't do a DCF. Since there is a BCIS office in Bangkok, if you are a resident of Thailand they will process the application and forward to consulate for interview, etc. The time frame I have heard is 3-6 months to issue of the visa. From the 2 people I know that have done it Bangkok, the process is fairly painless, but not without its frustrations

Since you have not been married 2 years, she will be given a conditional green card on entry to the US and then will need to apply for advanced parole in order leave the US again without invaliding the green card. If you are planning on staying in Thailand, not sure I see any advantage in getting the green card now. She will be able to easily get a 10 year tourist visa based on your residency in Thailand.

TH

Just returned from bangkok where we filed at homeland security. I have never seen a more efficent Thai checking my Docs It took 3 hours. Prior Mariiage, divorce, Child's Paperwork etc. Found a few mistakes on the Translations we had to redo-No biggi. Not as easy as I thought We will know in 2 weeks?

As far as getting green card now Ive Been in Thailand for a while,

after just visting states

it is Home!!!

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