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I am intending to marry my girlfriend who is a Canadian citizen, she is 18. I am a United States citizen who is 20. We both would like to get married in the United States. I have visited her a couple of times in Vancouver B.C up until I was banned from Canada. I was banned because I had something on my record. I am banned for 5 years from Canada. She has visited me a couple of times also. Right now the only way for us to see each other is if she comes to me.

I hear the K1 visa process requires an interview in Canada. Since I am banned from Canada what can I do?

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I am intending to marry my girlfriend who is a Canadian citizen, she is 18. I am a United States citizen who is 20. We both would like to get married in the United States. I have visited her a couple of times in Vancouver B.C up until I was banned from Canada. I was banned because I had something on my record. I am banned for 5 years from Canada. She has visited me a couple of times also. Right now the only way for us to see each other is if she comes to me.

I hear the K1 visa process requires an interview in Canada. Since I am banned from Canada what can I do?

As far as I am aware, the petitioner (ie the US Citizen) is not required to attend the interview if it takes place outside of the US, so I don't think that it will cause you any problems.

Good luck!

USCIS

30 Nov 2010 - Sent I-130 to Chicago

1 Dec 2010 - I-130 received at Chicago

18 Apr 2011 - APPROVED!! NOA2 text and email

NVC

29 Apr 2011 - Case entered into the system/Case number assigned; Medical Exam in Sydney

30 Apr 2011 - Police Check Application sent

2 May 2011 - Called NVC and got Invoice ID number

3 May 2011 - Sent DS-3032 email

4 May 2011 - Received email reply from NVC for DS-3032; Received Medical Exam results

5 May 2011 - AOS invoiced and paid

7 May 2011 - AOS package sent; IV invoiced and paid

9 May 2011 - AOS package delivered to NVC according to tracking

20 May 2011 - RFE for missing IV package....still waiting on Police Certificate!

24 May 2011 - Received Police Certificate after 25 days (so much for 7-10!); IV package sent

27 May 2011 - IV package delivered according to tracking

8 Jun 2011 - RFE for original marriage certificate; requested supervisor review since we KNOW it was in the package!

30 Jun 2011 - SIF and CC - FINALLY!!!!

13 Jul 2011 - Interview date assigned! Scheduled for August 9th @ 10am

9 Aug 2011 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

12 Aug 2011 - Visa in hand

24 Aug 2011 - POE @ LAX

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That is good. But more importantly. In Canada I believe the age of majority is 19. Is it allowed for her to get married to me at 18 years of age?

The age of majority depends on what province your girlfriend lives in.

Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, PEI, Quebec, and Saskatchewan is 18 years.

British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, and Yukon is 19.

So since your girlfriend is in BC, she must be 19 to consent herself to marriage. If she is younger she will need consent from her parents. Have you done all of your research on the K1 Visa and are you sure you don't want to wait another year until she is old enough to consent herself? You're both still very young, and this process is long, expensive, and difficult.

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