US Immigration from Canada

I just started the process of getting my long-form birth certificate and a police background check certificate. But is it fine to send my packet 3 checklist (along with DS-160 receipt and passport scan) while I wait for those two documents? I'm not sure if I'm required to actually have the documents before sending the checklist and eventually scheduling an interview. I figure since it'll probably be at least a month before the interview, that's plenty of time.

Worst case scenario, if I don't have the documents in time, I assume I can reschedule the interview, right?

Thanks!

Hello, we received a letter from NVC stating they will now forward our case to the embassy in Montreal, and the process may take several weeks. It also said that the embassy will contact us when they are ready to process our case. I m wondering, do we start on the DS160 and i134 forms now, or do we do that when the embassy gets in touch with us? Also, when do we schedule the interview does the embassy tell us when to do that? Thanks in advance!

I have some questions about the form as well, if anyone can help.

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1. For Part 2, Question 16, where it asks the beneficiary to provide their assets, should they provide their checking/ savings accounts? These accounts are going to be closed essentially when they'll be moving to the States.

2. For stocks held (RSUs), do I need to attach anything specific? I, the sponsor, will be attaching my checking/ savings accounts and the stocks I own alongside the employment verification letter.

Any help is appreciated.

Have a different question about the things after the NOA2.

I saw that you need to apply for the Affidavit of Support while applying for the DS-160 application.

The I-864 (Affidavit of Support) is to be filed in the US while the DS-160 application is for the beneficiary. How does this work?

Do I file the I-864 form in the US and submit the receipt when applying for the DS-160 in the beneficiary's country?

Any help is appreciated!

Hi guys,

I know this is a common topic and it's something I've been considering recently, so I guess I just wanted some further insight.

My fianc and I are currently 6 months (July21 filers) into our i-129f, meaning we still have roughly another 10 months to go for our approval (Oct estimated approval).

I'm seeing that the wait time for for CR-1 Visa is roughly 10 months right now, so it's been on my mind about switching, so I can avoid the whole AOS.

Is the timeline really 10 months right now for a spousal, and are they all processed in California as well? Because when I check the processing times they're all roughly the same at all the service centers, with the exception of Vermont which is 16 months, and I would hate for mine to be sent there and have added even more time.