Moving Plans - Flying back and forth?

[MKB 29]

I'm researching to finalize our plans. The interview is close. My wife will be present for the interview and to say hi to the family. We are planning to fly back together when completed.

 

So, I have overwhelming amount of stuff to move (or even decide if I want to move or not) plus my current job needs some time to clear my plate and ensure proper handover - not doing so would hurt my professional career especially someone in my position. This won't happen before our intended travel/entry date. Moreover, I honestly do not want to be a public charge so I'm looking and applying for jobs. With this, and being realistic, I don't see the actual move before six months from my first entry.

 

The plan I have in mind is this:

1. First entry - end of Nov.

2. Obtain SSN/Card, Drivers License while waiting on GC. (interviews if possible?)

3. Fly back after +/- 3 weeks with intention to start shipping my belongings and transitioning responsibilities at work.

4. Fly to US by March '18 max: visit my wife - work with a headhunter.

5. Fly back after +/- 2 weeks for a final move around June 2018

 

I want to understand if I executed this plan to move smoothly and not overburden our family financials would there be any issues on the legal status? Also, do you recommend filing N-470 in this case given that I work for an American company and may actually be relocated to the US in best case scenario (based on openings)?

 

Thanks 

[MKB 29]

Any help here, please?

[MKB 29]

Update:

Our interview went well and we made it through the POE. Since we've been married for over two years by the time of entry, I got IR1 visa. 

 

I need help to know if it's okay to travel before receiving my GC? As stated in my original post - I still need to work on moving basically my life to the US. However, with the progress I saw I don't think it will take more than 3 months.

[TBoneTX 45,448]

Congratulations on your success so far!

The stamp in your passport should substitute for the pending green card.

 

See if this thread contains any helpful information:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/656193-question-around-working-for-a-few-months-in-canada-after-entering-us-as-immigrant/