US Immigration from Canada

Hey Visa Journey!

I hope everyone had an amazing 4th of July! My step father in Canada is in a strange predicament. His father who is a USC petitioned for him several years ago for his Green card and he has been approved and ready to schedule his interview etc. He wasn't ready to immigrate to the U.S for sometime and has had his case actively pending. Fast forward, his father is now terminally ill and he would now like to finish the the rest of the immigration process. Is it possible myself a USC can act in as a joint sponsor? His father has no access to any of his civil documents etc. and is basically in hospice care at this time. What is usually done in cases like this? Certain documents on his father's end maybe needed but like I'd mentioned before he isn't well and has no access to them. What are his best options? We've contacted USCIS and still waiting for a response on how to proceed. If anyone could share any input it would be greatly appreciated

Much thanks!!

Hi,

I went online a few days after moving to change my address with USCIS (using my online USCIS account). It was pretty simple. I got an e-mail from USCIS-CaseStatus@dhs.gov saying that the request to change address was sent successfully.

Do I have to do anything else? There was also something about form AR-11. Do you know if that has to be mailed in, too?

Best regards and thank you.

Hello!

We are planning a vacation to Mexico in December of this year. I have my permanent resident card and my Canadian passport, however my Canadian passport has my maiden name and not my new last name. Does anyone know if this would be a problem?

I would definitely bring along a marriage certificate, but are there any other documents I should bring? Would it be best to book the flight using the Canadian passport and use that to go through customs? Thank you!

My Canadian parents visa was approved! They live close and want to still visit some weekends before they sell their house and move here. They re worried if they get their visa stamped before selling their house it will mess up their taxes. Should they be worried? Or can they tell the border agent they re just visiting and not using the visa yet?

I crossed the border to USA from Canada on June 12th after receiving my Immigrant Visa (Passport) from the US Consulate in Montreal dated June 2. I received my SSN (Social Security Number) by mail on June 26 and it was dated on June 14.

Can anybody who crossed the border in the last 9 months tell me how long did it take for your green card to be mailed to your US address after you paid for your immigration fee and did you have to sign for it ?

Thanks..