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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We submitted the I130 for our son/stepson in November and have received the NOA1 from CSC. Nothing else has happened so far.

My son always visits with us during his March break, 15th to 19th this year. We plan on sending any/all documentation with him when he flies here to show he will be returning at the end of the week. He will be flying out of Toronto.

Do you think he will have any issue with the CBP officer? We a bit nervous about this. He will be flying alone on the unaccompanied minor program as he is 12.

I know that they can deny entry for a person under immigration processing however, I'm told that as long as it can be proved to the satisfaction of the officer that a person is not staying, they will be allowed entry.

Any thoughts on documentation I can have sent with him? Is the fact that he has a return ticket, is enrolled in school etc enough?

With any luck, CSC will be finished with his I130 before this.

Thanks

CdnMn

LPR since 2003 and will be applying for Naturalization soon. Currently working on I-130 for my son.

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I don't know if it'd having any bearing, but if it were me, I'd show proof of your own immigration process as well, to show that you are well aware of the regulations/rules in place and followed them for yourself. Perhaps even a letter to that effect, along with all of the usual ties to show he's returning.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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My Niece has had an I-130 pending for a few years now, she visits her parents at least once, usually twice a year - plus has a few vacations in the U.S. each year, no problems crossing the border so far.

I think with his return ticket, proof of enrollment in school etc etc, he should be fine.

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I also think they are not as evil when it comes to minors. There is a chance that he might go to secondary just for questioning, Ive seen a couple of kids in secondary before. Perhaps it would be a good idea to tell him what to expect.

However, if you have the return ticket, school enrollment, perhaps an explanation of his living arrangements and the fact that you are undergoing correct visa procedures, I am sure he will be alright.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Posted

Thanks for the replies. I'll speak to my son and let him know what to expect...the possibility of secondary etc. I'll also make it clear in a cover letter (one from me and one from my ex) that this is only a visit...no different than previous years.

Thanks

TGIF and TTFN

CdnMn

LPR since 2003 and will be applying for Naturalization soon. Currently working on I-130 for my son.

 
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