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DorfMaster

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  • Country
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  1. What do you mean? We could have just gotten married and she stay?
  2. Alright, I might have to see if there are any around. It seems ridiculous that the whole immigration process is based around paperwork and a faceless entity lol.
  3. That's kind of what I figured. Had she been living down here on a student visa, I think that would work if we were married here.
  4. In Canada. We live about an hour apart, and frequently go back and forth across the border.
  5. Is there any way I can just go, in person, and talk to an immigration officer to ask about everything?
  6. I understand adjustment of status, but I don't think that that applies if she does not technically have a visitor/student visa, she's just a Canadian with a passport (I would love to be wrong if there's an easier way about this). I'm simply looking to find the fastest way to have her out of her apartment and living here with me, so we don't have to pay for two sets of housing.
  7. Hmm. Alright. Still, that's even more annoying that these past two and a half months will have been wasted.
  8. Oh really? What's the holdup with SSN or health insurance? I have heard about the job thing, having to wait longer before being eligible to work. She will definitely need health insurance if she's going to be unable to leave (and for how long?). TN?
  9. This may be a waste of effort, but I am curious if there is any faster way to get my spouse-to-be into the US and living with me, as she has been struggling financially. I studied as much as I could the differences between K1 and CR1 (with K3) and was advised by a friend that works in immigration that we should go K1 route. We filed our 129f at the end of July this year and it we got NOA1 that it was received on 1Aug2022 and had begun processing at the California center. The approximate timelines are pretty disheartening. My fiance is a Canadian citizen, if it matters any. I was just curious if we had made a mistake and should have just gotten married over there and filed for the 130. I wasn't sure if there was any way for her to move here while waiting on this processing timeline, had we went the other route. I read that the Biden administration was going to work to get times down to 6 months, I don't know if there has been any change to be hopeful for though. Thanks!
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