The best way is to naturalise as a US citizen before you leave -- then you can come and go as you please. If you're eligible to file now, it's taking less than 6 months in most areas.
moving back to uk
Hi
wondering if someone can help me!!
i am british citizen r and married to an american, am a green card resident for the past 4 yrs, we also have a 2 yr old daughter born here in america.
my question is :
we want to move back to uk permanently, but i still want to be able to come back to america for holidays,visiting family members etc.
what would be the best way visa wise to do this? do i let immigration know? or leave it and just come back in to america for holidays and hoping they will let me in?
hope to hear from someone soon!
thanks
wondering if someone can help me!!
i am british citizen r and married to an american, am a green card resident for the past 4 yrs, we also have a 2 yr old daughter born here in america.
my question is :
we want to move back to uk permanently, but i still want to be able to come back to america for holidays,visiting family members etc.
what would be the best way visa wise to do this? do i let immigration know? or leave it and just come back in to america for holidays and hoping they will let me in?
hope to hear from someone soon!
thanks
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Your wife will ned a UK visa
Husbands, wives and partners (INF 4)
Husbands, wives and partners (INF 4)
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