US Immigration from Canada

Does anyone have experience with holding 1 nationality at the time of submitting DS-260 and then by the time of the interview holding two?

I am a British citizen living in Canada and recently became a Canadian citizen too. When I started this visa process I wasn't a Canadian citizen yet, now that I am do I need to update anything online or would just bringing my Canadian passport as well as my British passport be ok? I am worried that something is going to have drastically changed and it might delay their approving my green card

Also, a lot of information has changed on my ds-260 form now. I just tried to log onto my account and update the DS260 and it won't let me. Assuming that just bringing along the amendments to the interview would be ok?

if anyone has experience with this that would be great! thanks

Hi everyone,

I am planning to import my car at the land border in a few months as I make my move. I have a 2019 Hyundai Elantra. I own the car and have paid it off. I have not done anything yet in terms of the paperwork, etc. and feel extremely overwhelmed. Can anyone please help me find an easy to understand and clear list of things that need to get done to import my vehicle?

Thank you!

Hi,

I am a bit confused here. I am in the process for filing AOS. I live in Michigan. Do we have to send i-485,i-765,i-864,i-131 all forms to same address?

Thanks in advance.

Hello!

I am filing my N400 application and I thought I had all my travel in my calendar but I apparently do not. I know roughly when I went to Canada and for roughly how long, but not exact dates between 2018 and 2019. I went a few times. Are exact dates important? Longest trip was probably 2 and a half weeks and maybe 3 times each year.

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!!