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britsngrits   0

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im a brit going home for 10 days to England, and i am wondering what documents i will need on my return to the US? I have my 10 yr resident card and my US drivers license..is that all i will need to show at customs when i arrive in Chicago?

In addition you must bring your passport of course. You don't need a DL to proove status here... but you do need your GC and passport.

January 13th 2005: submitted K1 to NSC

July 11th: This afternoon after "no touching" we received our NOA2! Thank you Congressman Jim Ramstad!

July 13th: Approved I129F

July 28th: sends us a letter stating that within a week our petition will be going by courier pigeon to London.

Aug. 12th: Paul receives packet 3

Aug. 23rd: Mailed Packet 3 back

Aug. 30th: Paul passed medical in BHM

Sep. 30th: Got email stating Interview

Oct. 5th: Interview date. Approved!!

Oct. 12th Paul flies home

Oct. 18th We get married!!!

Oct. 19th We mail in AOS

April 24 Interview date for AOS

May 2006 Green Card Arrived!! (wow that was fast!)

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akdiver   3

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im a brit going home for 10 days to England, and i am wondering what documents i will need on my return to the US? I have my 10 yr resident card and my US drivers license..is that all i will need to show at customs when i arrive in Chicago?
Passport and PR card is all you need.

PEOPLE: READ THE APPLICATION FORM INSTRUCTIONS!!!! They have a lot of good information in them! Most of the questions I see on VJ are clearly addressed by the form instructions. Give them a read!! If you are unable to understand the form instructions, I highly recommend hiring someone who does to help you with the process. Our process, from K-1 to Citizenship and U.S. Passport is completed. Good luck with your process.

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