US Immigration from Netherlands

Hi all,

Question for Dutch citizens who applied for naturalization and kept their Dutch citizenship under the marriage rule: I realize I can just go ahead and submit my naturalization form here in the US, but is there anything I need to be aware of to avoid problems in the future with regards to my Dutch citizenship (e.g. passport renewal)? Feeling a little nervous about this, as I remember the bureaucratic nightmare when renewing passports from abroad in the past... I imagine having dual citizenship only complicates that.

I tried to reach out to the Dutch consulate, but did not receive a response...

Thanks!

Hi all,

In June we received our i130 approval, but are delaying the process a few months due to expecting our first little one.

However, coming August my wife and I will spend a few weeks at my in-laws. Therefore, I'd like to gather all the documents in person and bring them home. I've made a list and would like to have an extra check. Do I miss anything?

spouse of beneficiary, i864 not supporting since zero income, hence joint sponsor option

1. I-864

2. 2022 Tax Return Transcripts

3. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

4. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

joint sponsor, filed jointly

1. I-864

2. 2022 Tax Return Transcripts (not Tax Account Transcripts)

3. W2 of 2022, demonstrating what part of the income

4. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

5. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

6. Employment letter stating you are currently employed at Company X with total compensation Y

7. Last 3 pay stubs proofing current income

spouse/household member of joint sponsor, filed jointly

1. I-864a

2. W2 of 2022,

3. Any other 1099 (reports of income)

4. Copy of Biographic page in US Passport

Thank you in advance!

Hi all,

Most information is clear, but as per title: do I also upload the W2 for the husband (spouse, hence i864a. Father of petitioner) of our joint sponsor (mother of petitioner) if we are not using his income (hers is sufficient)? They are filing their taxes jointly, but with only the W2's of her, I am already demonstrating her seperate income is my logic. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you all for responding.

Hi all,

So, finally after almost 12 months, we received an RFE today. It is clearly pointing out that we need to translate our marriage certificate.

We provided a Dutch marriage certificate, which comes in five (5!!) Languages. I even put it in the file name (e.g. multi-launguage_wedding_certificate).

We're luckily not in a hurry, but I am unsure how to proceed to get the i130 approved.

Debating between just uploading it again or getting it translated (or do it myself, that's allowed I read).

Anybody has some ideas about this specific Dutch case?

Thank you.

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