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Hello to all. This is my first post here and I've learned a great deal from the guides but I still have a few questions. I'm getting married on January 3 and plan on applying for the CR-1 and possibly the K-3 if it will speed things up. Anyway, I feel pretty comfortable with the whole process up until the I-130 is approved. I was thinking of saving time by taking all of the documents that my soon to be wife needs to sign with me so we can take care of it after the wedding. Below is the list I came up with so far. Can someone let me know if this is a pretty good idea and also tell me if I'm missing anything?

1. G-325A (Beneficiary)

2. DS-230

3. DS-3032

My other question is about the NVC. This is probably a silly question but the flowchart says that there a two independent tracks. However, am I correct in thinking both tracks need to be completed before the NVC process is complete? Thanks in advance for any advice.

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IR-1 / CR-1 Visa

01-03-2009 - Marriage

03-28-2009 - I-130 Sent

04-06-2009 - NOA 1 Received

07-27-2009 - I-130 Approved

08-14-2009 - NVC Received

08-20-2009 - AOS Bill

08-20-2009 - Pay AOS

08-25-2009 - Receive AOS Package

08-28-2009 - Return AOS Package

08-28-2009 - Return completed DS3032

09-03-2009 - Receive IV Bill

09-03-2009 - Pay IV Bill

09-05-2009 - Sent IV Package

09-23-2009 - RFE Marriage & Birth Certificate :(

10-01-2009 - Sent corrected documents

10-15-2009 - NVC Case Complete

11-13-2009 - Received Appointment Letter

11-17-2009 - Case Left NVC

11-20-2009 - Case received by U.S. Embassy

12-21-2009 - Interview Date Re-scheduled

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1. G-325A (Beneficiary) you will file this with i-130 this first part this when you will send to USCIS :) but DS230 and DS3032 this will be scound part NVC .... and bout NVC you have to be ready so you will done this part fast get your tax papers all papers translations to english so when then ask you for enything you will not have to wait to get so get all your papers in case and be ready ... JUST in the first you have to file and wait your approved this will be between 5 months to 8 months after apply ... good luck and best wishes

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1. G-325A (Beneficiary) you will file this with i-130 this first part this when you will send to USCIS :) but DS230 and DS3032 this will be scound part NVC .... and bout NVC you have to be ready so you will done this part fast get your tax papers all papers translations to english so when then ask you for enything you will not have to wait to get so get all your papers in case and be ready ... JUST in the first you have to file and wait your approved this will be between 5 months to 8 months after apply ... good luck and best wishes

Yes, I'm aware that the G-325A goes with the I-130 but I just thought it would be a good idea to have every document that needs a signature with me. Thanks for the assistance. I will definite have all legal documents prepared ahead of time.

IR-1 / CR-1 Visa

01-03-2009 - Marriage

03-28-2009 - I-130 Sent

04-06-2009 - NOA 1 Received

07-27-2009 - I-130 Approved

08-14-2009 - NVC Received

08-20-2009 - AOS Bill

08-20-2009 - Pay AOS

08-25-2009 - Receive AOS Package

08-28-2009 - Return AOS Package

08-28-2009 - Return completed DS3032

09-03-2009 - Receive IV Bill

09-03-2009 - Pay IV Bill

09-05-2009 - Sent IV Package

09-23-2009 - RFE Marriage & Birth Certificate :(

10-01-2009 - Sent corrected documents

10-15-2009 - NVC Case Complete

11-13-2009 - Received Appointment Letter

11-17-2009 - Case Left NVC

11-20-2009 - Case received by U.S. Embassy

12-21-2009 - Interview Date Re-scheduled

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1. G-325A (Beneficiary) you will file this with i-130 this first part this when you will send to USCIS :) but DS230 and DS3032 this will be scound part NVC .... and bout NVC you have to be ready so you will done this part fast get your tax papers all papers translations to english so when then ask you for enything you will not have to wait to get so get all your papers in case and be ready ... JUST in the first you have to file and wait your approved this will be between 5 months to 8 months after apply ... good luck and best wishes

Yes, I'm aware that the G-325A goes with the I-130 but I just thought it would be a good idea to have every document that needs a signature with me. Thanks for the assistance. I will definite have all legal documents prepared ahead of time.

If you may potentially file the I-129F for a K3 visa (I'm not advising that.) you'll want two full sets of the G325a, one for each petition.

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