US Immigration from Canada

I owe the NVC the visa fees, but I m stumped as to where I actually go to pay them. Any insight?

Hello guys,

I am wondering how I can proceed after wife left country without advance parole. It was an emergency since the grandmother is very sick and she is currently pregnant. Should I start thinking of applying for a spouse visa instead of wasting time? We were already in the process of waiting for a green card. I do know that she won't be let back in the country as she has abandoned the case. Please help

Hi all so I just realized we were supposed to list the last 5 years of employment for my husband but instead we just filled in the two boxes provided and submitted back in Dec.

He was unemployed at the time and the last job we listed was only for a few months. The job prior to that which we should have also listed he was at for 4 years.

Would you suggest adding in the other job on the I-130A in the extra space section, adding in that he has a job now instead of unemployed and re-upload the whole file?

TIA!

Hi there!

I'm heading to my interview in Montreal in less than a week and I was curious how intensive the questioning is and if denials are very common.

My application has been quite straightforward and no RFE's have been requested. I did have to tell my doctor at my medical exam that I have partaken in cannabis in my past for sleep (only since it's been legal.) That's my only worry.

Any insights and experiences welcome!

My fianc e's K-1 visa was approved yesterday! Now we're figuring out the logistics of moving her belongings.

Most people recommend U-Haul or U-Pack for the move, but in our case:

- U-Haul is impractical because we're a ~3000-mile drive apart (Northern BC and New York)

- U-Pack does not service her city, so she would have to drive her belongings to Edmonton, Calgary, or Vancouver to use it

We'll look into quotes from moving companies, but because she isn't planning on bringing furniture (mostly clothes, retro game consoles and games, figures, books, etc.), she wanted to see if she could just mail her belongings here. It's difficult to find any information whatsoever about doing that: does anyone know anything about how feasible that is, in terms of customs clearance? I'm aware it's recommended to arrive with or before your belongings so the paperwork will be in order when they arrive, but is it possible to mail your belongings before leaving Canada (after her approved visa is in hand, of course)? Is there anything else we need to know about mailing belongings?