F-6 Visa Questions. Both lived in US for years.
So I am a US citizen, and my wife is Korean. We met and got married in Korea, and then right away moved to the US. We are now planning to move to Korea after living in the US for 6 years. We started working on my F-6 visa and we have many questions.
So we have a Korean marriage certificate, and when we applied for my spouses green card, all 50 states recognize the Korean marriage certificate, so we never got an American marriage certificate. The forms ask for it, so what should we do?
I heard online that typically the proof of funds are something that couples moving to Korea are exempt from, especially the proof of work. What should we write there? Leave it blank? We have a pretty large amount of savings (a couple years living expenses, and we will be selling our house as we move.), so if they need a lump sum, that is doable for us.
We are planning to live at my spouses parents house when we first arrive and then get our own place. Do we just put her parents information in?
The medical exam, do we both need to get one, and what type of doctor do we need to see? Is there a specific name for the exam that I can look up?