I did mine through Chicago and only used one months statement but the amount was quite a bit above the minimum. Also I was one of the early ones to get it so requirements may have changed. The only additional thing they asked for was a copy on my resume I guess to verify I had been working in my field for awhile.

They are correct. If you can show the 65k/month transfers for 12 months solid, ie the second year, you may be able to convert to that method. As always depends on you immigration office and the mood of the person you are dealing with at that moment. Either way make sure to keep the necessary funds in your account until the conversion is complete. If you drop below the minimums they can and have said your visa was invalid so you have yo start over.

You only have to go to South Dakota for a day to get residency and a driver's license.

@Chris *********

I never said different names for the same thing. I said different names for forms used for different things. Google could have given an answer in 5 seconds and not wasted anyone's time but here we are.

@Craig ********

at least I was answering the question what is your contribution?

@Sue *********

the tenants can’t be fined, but the tenant needs the tm30 for a bunch of stuff. So if the owner doesn’t fill it out they look to the tenant to pay so things move forward.

@Craig ********

very little need for your comment. Mine was a simple answer as he requested.

They are different forms for different things. Simple enough answer?

If you can afford the O-X why not a LTR or the Elite visa? Last I heard The O-X was almost never actually granted except for like 2 countries.

@Brandon ***********

as long as the non-o is based on marriage. If someone got one based on retirement but is married they need to match what you originally sai 800k etc. Just being married doesn't change anything, you have to meet and maintain validity for the visa you have.