Wiring Funds

This is because the transfer will be considered a joint transaction, even though your account is in your name only. This is because the proceeds from the sale of the house are considered to be jointly owned by you and your wife, even if the house is only in your name.

To ensure that there are no problems with the transfer, it is important to contact your bank in advance and let them know that the transfer will be in both of your names. You should also provide them with your wife's details, such as her full name, date of birth, and address.

Once the transfer has been completed, you and your wife will both be able to access the funds. You may want to consider opening a joint account in both of your names to make it easier to manage the funds.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind:

If you and your wife are not married, you may need to provide additional documentation to your bank, such as a copy of your cohabitation agreement.

If you are transferring the funds to a bank account in a different country, you may need to provide additional documentation to your bank, such as a copy of your passport and visa.

You may also need to pay taxes on the proceeds from the sale of your house. This will depend on the tax laws in the country where you live.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.