US Immigration from Canada

Hi y'all!

My wife and I filed back in 2020 and had an interview scheduled in Montreal for September 2021. We were not able to make it on that date and thus had to wait for it to pass before being able to select a new date. Once I got the email to schedule a new date using the calendar, there were no dates available. This happened for months and since then we've had a change of plans and don't intend on moving to the US right away.

I understand that once you go through the interview and get your visa, you have 6-12 months to move down to the states. Our current plans are to move in mid-2024.

Will I be able to keep this case active or will I need to file everything over again including paying all fees?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

We found a some one who is willing to file our GC through employment in USA inland. We are on visit visa as on in USA. I am born canadian citizen and my husband is born indian citizen holding canadian PR. My question is if some one can guide us how we can file our GC? I don't want me or my husband to get over stayed in USA. Till I have research online I have found I am eligible for GC application if everything went smooth, I will get GC within a year. Will my husband will get the GC too with me or I have to sponcer him after I get my GC?

Thank You.

I need to send an urgent document back to the Montreal Consulate for an IR-1 and need to confirm the mailing address for IV. I do not have the ability to print out the free certificate for courier. I do not mind; will use whatever the absolute fastest service is. Can someone please confirm the official address that you used to send documents recently to Montreal? Thank you all so much

Has anyone let their spouse fill their N400 on your account? My account has a pending I-130 and we'd like to use my account with my name on it rather than create another account. Is this okay or frowned upon?

Hello.

My wife is Canadian with an IR1 here in the US for over 10 years. We're starting to work on the naturalization process for her to become a citizen. We're working on the form online, most of it seemed easy to us, until we got to the travel history part. As many of you I'm sure know, you need to provide the past 5 years of international travel history.

We're Nexus card holders and do land border crossings in the Buffalo, NY area quite regularly to see family on the weekends. Well, we don't keep a log of that. I called around on the Canadian and US side. Canada tells me there's no way. US told me to start a FOIA request. Is that the best way to get this? I wanted to check here before I went down the FOIA path. I saw there's an I-94 form online but the border guard on the phone said that's not what that is for.

Thanks