US Immigration from Canada

Hello,

My wife is a dual US/CAN citizen, and I'm CAN. Both living in Canada. We've been married for 10 years and have two kids together, 3 and 7. I submitted: mortgage statement showing both our names, joint account statement, our marriage license, and the long form birth certificates for both kids. Given the 10 years of marriage, kids and finances, is there anything else required to "strengthen" the application so to speak? Vacation photos, etc?

Thank you.

Hi everyone, hope you guys doing great, I am creating this thread to see is there anyone else who's going through Administrative processing 221g from Canada , please share your timeline.

Regards

My Timeline is

Visa Type : B1/B2

Consulate : CALGARY

Interview date : 11th January 2022

Got email to submit last 15 years History : 14th January 2022

Sent requested information : 14 JAN same day

Received Passport back with 221g Yellow Slip : 20th January 2022

Ceas Status is : Refused since JAN 11th ( No Update )

Hello all good people in JV. I have been gobbling tons of information in this forum.

Here is my situation. Wife (petitioner) is a USC living in Canada over 12 years with 2 kids both double citizen. We have now decided to move back to states to be close to families.

Wife is a stay home mom without any income. We don't have any Joint Sponsor for the AOS, thus, took the asset based approach (concern here as well ). AT the NVC DQ step, NVC mentioned it would be up to the CO to decide if we meet the requirements. The interview is schedule next month. Now concern about the intent to re-establish domicile to US by the petitioner question.
After reading the forum I realized that the 'Intent to re-establish domicile to US by the petitioner' is a tough call by the Montreal Consulate.

We are taking the following steps to be successful at the interview.

• Registered (today) wife for the online voter registration.
• Inquiring about leasing an apartment.
• Beneficiary (IT professional) is searching for jobs in the US, had few interviews, .. thinking to print emails of these interviews as evidence.
• Inquiring about registering kids in school.
• Opened a TD USA bank account (through TD Canada branch) and planning to deposit some US$ into the account.

I got an email from consulate that I need to send new medical report along with other documents as my medical report was expired. I completed the medical 2 weeks ago and doctor informed me that according to new covid-19 policy that they will submit report electronically. However, they still could not upload the report because id associated with my profile is expired.

Do you have similar experience or any advice on this?

I entered the wrong dates asking when I visited the us and left within the last 5 years - and already submitted the ds261.

Living in Canada I never had to apply for any visas to visit the states so I didn t have dates on my passport to look back to.

I have not finished sending in my documents as I m waiting for my RCMP police check. Can I write a letter and submit it along with all my other documents giving them the correct dates??