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On the bio information form you have to do a set of 4 for the USC and a set of 4 for the intended immigrant/spouse.

Q. I need to know if my spouse has to sign or is it asking for my signiture?

Thankyou in advance for your help.

Regards Ian & Laura Mitchell :thumbs:

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Your wife signs her own - all 4 pages.

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I-129F Filing

G (USA)

L (Scotland)

2005-02-05 Sent to TSC

2005-03-02 NOA2 rcvd

2005-04-27 Medical - 3:40 pm in Edinburgh

2005-05-19 Interview - approved!!

2005-06-12 G & L fly to Florida

2005-08-20 Wedding day!!

2005-09-15 Sent AOS docs

2005-09-23 NOA1 rcvd for 485, 765, and 131

2005-11-28 AP rcvd

2006-01-03 EAD rcvd

2006-03-08 AOS interview - Success - pending FBI name check!!

2006-04-05 Rcvd the 'Welcome To America' email. Name check is done!!

2006-04-17 Green Card Received!!

2008-02-05 Sent I-751 to remove conditions

2008-02-11 I-751 received in Texas

2008-02-25 Check finally cashed!!

2008-03-19 Biometrics completed in West Palm Beach

2008-12-23 Rcvd notification of GC production

2008-12-30 Rcvd notification of confirmation letter going in the mail.

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she signs her 4 pages, you sign your 4 pages

Angelika (Schweinfurt, Germany) and Chris (Tulsa, USA)

I-130

Aug 23 2005 - sent to TSC

Aug 25 2005 - received at CSC

Aug 29 2005 - NOA1 in mail

Jan 25 2006 - NOA 2 per email

Jan 31 2006 - Case # assigned

Feb 13 2006 - AOS Bill and DS 3032 received

Feb 14 2006 - AOS Bill paid and DS 3032 sent to NVC

Feb 27 2006 - AOS form and IV Bill issued

Mar 23 2006 - AOS and IV Bill sent to NVC

Apr 10 2006 - DS230 received and sent right back

Apr 28 2006 - case complete

May 2 2006 - sent to Consulate

May 4 2006 - received at Consulate

July 17 2006 - Interview in Germany

Aug 02 2006 - Flying back to Tulsa with my CR1 in passport

Removal of Conditions - I-751

May 2 2008 - Mailed I-751 to TSC

May 21 2008 - Received NOA 1 (extension letter) from VSC

May 27 2008 - Biometrics Appointment in OKC

July 22 2008 - touched

August 6 2008 - touched

February 22, 2009 - touched

March 24, 2009 - card production ordered

April 4, 2009 - Green Card in mail

I-129F

Aug 31 - Oct 20 2005at NBC

Oct 26 - Nov 3 2005 at NVC

Jan 10 2006- Visa interview

Feb 09 2006- Flying to Tulsa

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline

If you're assembling the I-130, you might want to look ahead at the I-129F, because you're going to need the bios all over again. You can't sign and date them ahead of time, but you can have it filed out, photocopied, and ready to sign.

I-130 sent Mar 30, 06

approved Aug 15, 06

I-129f sent April 24, 06

approved July 27, 06

Montreal interview Jan 18, 07

POE Toronto Jan 28, 07

EAD sent Jan. 30, 07

transferred to Vermont Feb 12

biometrics Feb 22

approved March 13

card returned undeliverable! March 27

called after 6 weeks to have EAD re-sent

AOS sent Jan. 30, 07

biometrics Feb 22

RFE for complete medical (!) Feb 23

Called Senator from NJ - never returned call

Infopass March 19 (no help)

Replied to RFE with duplicate medical March 19

Sent additional evidence (I-693A) March 26

NBC received supplement March 30

touched April 4

Interview July 16

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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On the bio information form you have to do a set of 4 for the USC and a set of 4 for the intended immigrant/spouse.

Q. I need to know if my spouse has to sign or is it asking for my signiture?

Thankyou in advance for your help.

Regards Ian & Laura Mitchell :thumbs:

Yes of course! Your spouse need to sign the 4 pages total of G325 form her bio info.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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I had that exact same questions, the instructions are very misleading. I called the USCIS and they told me to sign them both. I thought it was weird, but I signed it, trusting that they wouldn't lead me astray.

Boy was that bad advice!

Yes, you sign your own, and yes, you have to have another one for the I-129F.

Good luck!

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On the bio information form you have to do a set of 4 for the USC and a set of 4 for the intended immigrant/spouse.

Q. I need to know if my spouse has to sign or is it asking for my signiture?

Thankyou in advance for your help.

Regards Ian & Laura Mitchell :thumbs:

You sign and date your own G-325A (All 4 pages) and your spouse signs and dates his/her own G-325A (all 4 pages). If you are planning to file for K-3, then you should prepare another sets of G-325A (One set for you and one for your spouse) and again you sign and date your G-325A (All 4 pages) and your spouse signs and dates his/her G-325A (all 4 pages).

I-130 Timeline with USCIS:

It took 92 days for I-130 to get approved from the filing date

NVC Process of I-130:

It took 78 days to complete the NVC process

Interview Process at The U.S. Embassy

Interview took 223 days from the I-130 filing date. Immigrant Visa was issued right after the interview

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