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Lansbury Proficient

Lansbury   19

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They want to close on the 19th of June.

That's 2 weeks from this coming Tuesday.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!

It can be done you just need to be focused, and of course you know it is worth all hassle. Congrats

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kins   0

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Congratulations - that's what 6 weeks from offer to completion? That is great! I'd kill for a sale that quick right now! (Although I'd stick to killing things that it's generally okay to kill of course...)

I am moving to the US on 30th June if all goes as planned, so I can really feel those 'oh my god I have to pack' vibes.

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11 Jan 2007 - posted I-130 off

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9 Jun 2007 - received visa and mystery brown envelope

30 Jun 2007 - planning to move to US

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tucsonbound   0

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They want to close on the 19th of June.

That's 2 weeks from this coming Tuesday.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!

That's great news! At least the exchange rate has held up for you too. Good luck with the move.

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broma25   2

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Congratulations - that's what 6 weeks from offer to completion? That is great! I'd kill for a sale that quick right now! (Although I'd stick to killing things that it's generally okay to kill of course...)

I am moving to the US on 30th June if all goes as planned, so I can really feel those 'oh my god I have to pack' vibes.

6 weeks is average in the UK if everyone does what they should do when they should do!!

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kins   0

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6 weeks is average in the UK if everyone does what they should do when they should do!!

Six weeks from offer to exchange yes, if all goes well.

Personally I like a few weeks between exchange and completion to give me time to book removals, sort a load of stuff out, that sort of thing.

We will be testing this over the next few weeks - we have keen buyers and I am certainly a keen seller!

Mike and Jill's I-130 timeline

9 Jan 2007 - sent application for police record

11 Jan 2007 - posted I-130 off

17 Jan 2007 - I-130 officially filed

22 Feb 2007 - Mike received official job offer in the US

13 Apr 2007 - I-130 approved

21 Apr 2007 - packet 3 received

23 Apr 2007 - posted packet 3 to Embassy

25 Apr 2007 - packet 3 received at Embassy PO box

30 Apr 2007 - medical in London

30 Apr 2007 - received packet 4

7 Jun 2007 - interview - visa approved :-)))

9 Jun 2007 - received visa and mystery brown envelope

30 Jun 2007 - planning to move to US

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Mags   112

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Congratulations - that's what 6 weeks from offer to completion? That is great! I'd kill for a sale that quick right now! (Although I'd stick to killing things that it's generally okay to kill of course...)

I am moving to the US on 30th June if all goes as planned, so I can really feel those 'oh my god I have to pack' vibes.

6 weeks is average in the UK if everyone does what they should do when they should do!!

Unless you are unlucky enough to be caught in a huge chain. Luckily, I had first time buyers purchase my home in London, so it was relatively stress free. They were also really nice people too, always helps.

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Candace   2

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Awesome news HA, fingers crossed you get to complete as planned! :)

It's so stressful doing it all so quickly but the good thing about completing is you know you have to get your ####### out of there so by hook or by crook it gets done! I ended up throwing various items that didn't 'belong' in any of the boxes I had packed into my car at 4am the morning I moved - I ended up with a strange variety of items (facial sauna, such a good idea, used about one and a half times; various adaptor plugs for mobile phones I hadn't even owned for three years; 142 emery boards..) in the back of my car for about six months but I did get out in time!

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