US Immigration from Canada

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get the restricted wording off my social security card before my green card expires?

I just realized I never got that wording removed off my social and I m worried. Will it cause me problems?

I filed my I-751 about a month ago, so my green card expires soonish.

I know there are tons of these, and I have read many, but I would like opinions on what I should do.

I have known my BF for 3 years, but we've only "officially" dated for 3 months, but we are looking to get married. He is born and raised in USA, I am born and raised in Canada. We are having trouble trying to figure out what would be best.

I am in school (online), so I will be busy for awhile, and he works full time.

If we choose the K1 route, we would get to be together, but that does mean I can't work for awhile, and I can't visit back home. That's not insanely terrible, but I will miss my immediate family, but can probably deal if it's hopefully max a year until I can leave the country again. As for being bored, I thankfully am in school (online, full-time), so I will be quite busy, but also have plenty to do around the house, and outside in the city. My boyfriend will also be supporting me of course.

If we choose the CR1 route, It seems I am free to come and go to the US as I please, but It can still take a long time before I can actually be there with him. It's nice to have less steps, and GC ready when I arrive, but I don't know how much it's worth it, If It's going to take really long before I can even be with him in-person/in the states.

My other dilemma is the "proof". I can shot chatlogs, facetime (we video chat everyday, and talk a lot when we aren't), etc., and I'm going to visit him next month. The K1 seems a little be easier to provide proof as we aren't "married", so there isn't any crazy joint assets to provide, but maybe it's just as difficult?

Please give me your advice, as well as our "short" time frame of our actual relationship. I don't want to raise red flags, or cause un-necessary problems in our application.

Thank you!

Hi folks,

Anyone has an idea how accurate/reliable the "processing timeline" on USCIS website is even with rough estimates/guestimates.

Fact is that I filed Form i-130 in Sept of 2017 (literally 60 months ago) -> USCIS for Vermont Center (that is where file is) shows "estimated" processing time 55.5 months, I know it's just an "estimate" & Please be aware that I am NOT being impatience - I am more curious than anything knowing that (obviously) I can't do nothing. Just wanted extra a set of different thought process that what you guys think. I know it is what it is.

Thanks,

sn

Hello

I'm in the process for the cr1 visa right now and out of due diligence and because I'm paranoid, want to get a copy of what I submitted when I did my tourist visa that was approved in 2011. At the time I went to visit my ex boyfriend and provided a letter from his family, a student transcript and my Canadian permanent card and got approved. I'm now a citizen and soon going to have an interview in Montreal. Is it possible to find your old DS 160 if you don't have the application ID? How often do questions from the DS 160 are asked of CR1 applicants? To clarify I don't recall I ever misrepresented the truth but I want to make sure I remember what info I provided the consulate in case they do ask about it.