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Moved to the US on CR1 Visa

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Hi everyone,

I moved to the US based on CR1 spousal visa in November 2009. I received my SSN and my Permanent Resident Card.

I was wondering if there is anything I have to do at this point? I am in the midst on getting my drivers licence (California did not transfer my canadian licence).

Anything else I should be doing at this point???? Im just worried I'll miss an important date or something.

Thank You!!!

Case Completed @ NVC: June 16th 2009

Medical in Toronto: Nov 3rd 2009

Interview in Montreal: Nov 16th 2009: APPROVED!!

Case completion to Interview: 5 long months!

ENTRY to US: November 23rd 2009 @ Pearson Airport

SSN received January 2010

PR card received January 2010

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