I'm in the USA visiting my fiance!

[Leafgal 3]

Even if they don't let him cross, you could meet him at point just across the border so you don't have to drive the whole way alone.

[Jasman0717 8]

[Married_my_love 0]

Even if they don't let him cross, you could meet him at point just across the border so you don't have to drive the whole way alone.

I'm confused, whatcha mean?... I'm in california, heading to michigan, he is out east, where would we meet ? he would be driving over to detroit from canada, and then flying to LAX (if it works out). Then we'd drive 2500 miles east.

[Flames9_RN 358]

I belive they are stating, that it isnt a 100% sure thing that he will be allowed into the USA while the Visa process is ongoing. Always that chance as you already know. Just as there is a chance you won't be allowed into Canada. best of luck

[Married_my_love 0]

I belive they are stating, that it isnt a 100% sure thing that he will be allowed into the USA while the Visa process is ongoing. Always that chance as you already know. Just as there is a chance you won't be allowed into Canada. best of luck

Oh yeah flames, I got that part, I meant I didn't understand where they were saying we should meet, at the border?

[Chicken_Little 0]

I belive they are stating, that it isnt a 100% sure thing that he will be allowed into the USA while the Visa process is ongoing. Always that chance as you already know. Just as there is a chance you won't be allowed into Canada. best of luck

Oh yeah flames, I got that part, I meant I didn't understand where they were saying we should meet, at the border?

You mentioned making sure he has copies of the letters withdrawing the petitions from the NVC, but I'd also make sure he's got proof that you're applying to move to Canada. And, it will probably go smoother if he doesn't have a lot of stuff with him when he crosses. I know it'll be a pain, but it will probably go a lot smoother if you just pick up stuff in Canada next time you visit and drive it across the border yourself.

I'm afraid that if he shows up with a bunch of your stuff in his car, they'll think it's HIS stuff and take it as a sign he's going to move, especially paired with the moving contract you have -- they may think he's moving to Detroit with you or something. Seriously, if he flies from Toronto to LAX, and tells the ppl at Pearson that he's going to help his wife move closer to the Canadian Border so you can visit each other while she waits for her Canadian visa, I imagine that will go over a LOT better then if he tries driving across with a car full of stuff, telling the same story.

Congrats on the new apt, btw!

[elizaxyz 0]

Oh, excellent news! My fiance is flying in from the UK next week, and I'm glad to hear that people are getting in without any trouble while the paperwork is being processed! He keeps telling me to relax, but bureaucracy makes me fret...

[Married_my_love 0]

I'm afraid that if he shows up with a bunch of your stuff in his car, they'll think it's HIS stuff and take it as a sign he's going to move, especially paired with the moving contract you have -- they may think he's moving to Detroit with you or something. Seriously, if he flies from Toronto to LAX, and tells the ppl at Pearson that he's going to help his wife move closer to the Canadian Border so you can visit each other while she waits for her Canadian visa, I imagine that will go over a LOT better then if he tries driving across with a car full of stuff, telling the same story.

Congrats on the new apt, btw!

Thanks chicken!

Oh no... he's not driving with anything in a car. He's bringing one backpack (he's a dude, he needs like one tshirt and his toothbrush, it cracks me up! He's getting a ride over to DTW from a friend.

He'll also have our (hopefully) letter of sponsorship approval for my PR by then. He's going to drive to detroit, and fly, with just one backpack and all the stuff I mentioned, apt lease, paystubs, etc. Also wrote out our itinerary and have reserved the hotels for the drive back -