jrge wrote:@ch33rup, please share here with the rest of us how you application/process went. (once completed)

FYI: My wife (EEA) and I (NON-EEA), both living in the USA, will go through the very same process.

Good luck!

I will!! Good Luck to you as well!

jrge wrote:YES!

Please read this:

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... highlight=

Thank You! Thank You also for the additional link, very helpful!!

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Thank You very much for everything!

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