US Immigration from Canada

Wondering if anyone has any advice regarding taxes ...

I worked until January 25 in Canada (approx 3k gross) then moved to USA.

I have a pension plan that I'd like to take the cash payout on, which is about 8500$ pre-tax withholdings (about 6800$ after the 20% taxes come off)

Will I be filing taxes in Canada for January 1-23rd? I assume yes, in which I will claim the 3,000$ from work and the 8500$? Or just the 6800$?

In addition to that, when the time comes to file my US taxes next year, am I reclaiming that 11,500$ as income, or is it separate?

Do I claim my US income for the rest of this year in Canada too?

I'm just so lost and don't even know where to begin to find someone who knows the answers...

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.

Came to the USA 4 months ago with spouse to visit family while the I-130 in progress. Circumstances changed and we are thinking of just adjusting status. I-130 approved a couple of months ago already and sent to NVC. Should I send the marriage documents that I sent with the I-130 again like photos, joint bills etc with the I-485? Or they will have a copy of the whole file that was sent to NVC including the bona fide document.

I hope I selected the correct forum this time.

Helping my fiend; I'm already in the US but did so via Embassy/Consular Processing and I can't find the exact answers I'm looking for on the USCIS site (I might be searching the wrong terminology).

Canadian married a born American Citizen 21 months ago (summer 2021)

They had a baby born in Canada in CDN in fpring 2022.

7 months ago (July 2022) she came to visit him before he deployed. Plan was 5.5 months bc that's when he'd be deploying, and it looked up with her 6 months allowance to visit.

In November his deployment was cancelled. So they decided to AOS. At 5 months (December 2022) filed I-130 and I-130A. Selected AOS location for their state etc.

I thought she had giled the I-485 at the same time. She did not. My research is confusing; some say it had to be filed by 180 day marks (so January 2023); others say bc she's married to a USC her overstay doesn't matter.

Questions.

1. Ideally, and technically when should she have filed the I-485 by?

2. If she files the I-485 this week (she'll be at 7 months here) will she require a waiver?

2b. If she will require a waiver; is it filed ahead of time or after interview?

I'm pretty well versed in this stuff but I've never had someone ask me for help who broke this paperwork in half.

Thank you so much for any direction.

Jesse