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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Hi all,

The time is approaching for me to finally join my husband in the US! I am trying to make sure I have everything done and dusted so I won't have any issues when I cross at the POE. I am moving in approximately 4 weeks.

I have:

  • my CR1 visa in my passport and the 'do not open' package
  • Confirmation letter from Toyota detailing that my car meets US safety standards etc
  • x-ray results from my medical exam

Is there any other paperwork I will need when I cross the point of entry?

I live fairly close to the border, so I will be moving my belongings in my car. My husband will also be bringing his car up to help move any items. I read that it is a good idea to create a list of all the items are bringing over. Is this true?

Also, in my visa it says that my IV expires Nov2015. What would be the next step? Would I start removing conditions? I think I read somewhere that I have to apply for I-751?

Thanks everyone. The people on this website have been AMAZINGLY helpful. I don't know what I would have done without you guys!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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You don't need your xrays immediately handy, just pack those away. They don't ask for them and there is no one qualified to read xrays at the entry point :)

Most of us keep them but they are never used again.

You should most definitely have a list of what you're packing...like:

2 boxes clothes

3 boxes kitchen items

2 TV's

1 computer

etc....nothing insanely detailed and 99/100 they don't ask for it.

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Wiz(USC) and Udella(Cdn & USC!)

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06/20?/11 - received physical interview letter

07/13/11 - Interview in Fairfax,VA - easiest 10 minutes of my life

07/19/11 - Oath ceremony in Fairfax, VA

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Removal of Conditions

12/1/09 - received at VSC

12/2/09 - NOA's for self and daughter

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Hi all,

The time is approaching for me to finally join my husband in the US! I am trying to make sure I have everything done and dusted so I won't have any issues when I cross at the POE. I am moving in approximately 4 weeks.

I have:

  • my CR1 visa in my passport and the 'do not open' package
  • Confirmation letter from Toyota detailing that my car meets US safety standards etc
  • x-ray results from my medical exam

Is there any other paperwork I will need when I cross the point of entry?

I live fairly close to the border, so I will be moving my belongings in my car. My husband will also be bringing his car up to help move any items. I read that it is a good idea to create a list of all the items are bringing over. Is this true?

reply: We were in the same position , most went by moving truck, but we both made several trips ( as nexus members) with the description that we are moving items that are more than two years old ( nothing new in boxes) and never were sent to secondary

Also, in my visa it says that my IV expires Nov2015. What would be the next step? Would I start removing conditions? I think I read somewhere that I have to apply for I-751?

reply: The stamp and the date in your passport is not your (permanent) permanent residency green card, it is a temporary until the real thing arrives which is good for two years . You start the the I-751 form filed within the 90 days just preceding the expiration date on your permanent residence card. After the I-751 at process you are under an ir-1 with 10 years between renewals.

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