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Where to start? In Canada on PR with wife, moving back to US

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On 5/16/2018 at 1:03 PM, skyzee said:

I would strongly suggest contacting the Montreal embassy to request permission to file for the I-130 via DCF before you pursue any further options (AOS or IR1). I recently got wind from another Canadian that their case falling in the same exceptional circumstances of a new job offer in the hidden USCIS memo was accepted at the Mexico USCIS office and the I-130 was approved within a month. In total, I'm guessing this couple will be done within 60-90 days. It's true, you may be denied for DCF, but it doesn't take very long for Montreal/Mexico to say yes or no to your request.

 

Had I known, I would have withdrawn my first I-130 and refiled for DCF instead of going through the NVC process. Ridiculous. Good luck.

I wanted to thank you so very much. We were approved for DCF today after about a month of back and forth with Montreal. Our appointment is being scheduled currently. 

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4 hours ago, iiiEllie said:

I wanted to thank you so very much. We were approved for DCF today after about a month of back and forth with Montreal. Our appointment is being scheduled currently. 

Super! I'm so happy it worked for you :) best of luck with your interview in Montreal. 

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14 hours ago, iiiEllie said:

I wanted to thank you so very much. We were approved for DCF today after about a month of back and forth with Montreal. Our appointment is being scheduled currently. 

That's awesome. 

It's super important for cases like yours to fill out their timelines!  please do yours here: http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=297531

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