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Thanks y'all for your replies! And thanks for sharing your personnal experiences with this!

I'll definitly try to cross the border, and if im denied entry, i'll just call my fiancé and tell him to take the bus to Montreal, so at least we have a back up plan! :) And it's only for 2-3 hours, and as of now, i never had any problems crossing the border.. (I'll cross my fingers and touch some wood just in case!!) We'll see what happens!

Thanks!! :P

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Approval: 04/29/2013!!!!


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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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(I'll cross my fingers and touch some wood just in case!!)

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No, I'll be good, not gonna go there. ;):lol:

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Ok i don't even know what i said wrong, and i'm really curious about it, sorry for my poor english, i'm just too french to say something that makes sense in english haha

01/12/2011: GreenCard approved!!!!

Green card expiration date: 01/05/2013
Sent ROC package to VSC: 11/16/2012
NOA1: 11/20/2012

Approval: 04/29/2013!!!!


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I think i have an idea, but i'll ask my fiancé just to be sure!! :whistle: Hahaha

01/12/2011: GreenCard approved!!!!

Green card expiration date: 01/05/2013
Sent ROC package to VSC: 11/16/2012
NOA1: 11/20/2012

Approval: 04/29/2013!!!!


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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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(I'll cross my fingers and touch some wood just in case!!)

The phrase that would be better is "knock on wood" since you want good luck.

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