US Immigration from Canada

I am sponsoring my husband, but we had to use a joint sponsor.

We are now preparing for the interview and filling out an i-864a for the joint sponsors wife who is on his tax return.

The form is between the household member, which is obviously his wife, and sponsor, but I'm confused which sponsor it is referring to in this case. Is it me or her husband?

Hi everyone.

My spouse and I have been DQ'd for several months and are just waiting for our interview (F2A). I'm a green card holder and live in the US, while making occasional visits to my spouse in Canada. I'm planning on driving to Canada during the holidays for a few days and then my spouse and I are going to fly to the US for a 2.5 week vacation together. I'm wondering if this is okay and if we should expect any issues from customs. She lives and works in Canada and also has a return ticket home. The last thing we want to do is jeopardize our case in any way, so we would really appreciate any feedback.

Thanks!

Hey all! Hope you're all doing well!

I am twenty three years old and happily married to my wife who,as you may have guessed by me joining this forum is a US citizen, however am Canadian

I would love by all means to be able to love with her in the United States however my medical history concerns me , I as a teen had been in and out of voluntary psych wards at my local hospital due to self harm and a suicide attempt, I've been four years clean now from any of that behavior I am not medicated nor do I see a psychiatrist, never needed follow ups o just sort of took life by the horns and made the changes necessary to get out of that loop.

Here I had thought that I left that past buried behind me now come to find out it has a possibility of keeping me from living in the ISA with my wife? I am not sure how I would explain my situation nor if my family doctor would be able to write a note in support as I haven't ever had regular visits with her ( year or so gaps at a time) .

I'm not sure where to go with this ,I'm quite nervous to be honest. I won't lie at all during the medical obviously as that would be an even worse decision I just need advice on what to do.

To my knowledge I've never been formally diagnosed with anything. And was only ever in the past a risk to myself never others in any way shape or form.

Any advice is extremely appreciated.

Hope you all and your families are well.

I'm a bit desperate for information. I thought I was doing everything correctly in that I have prepared all of the documents and filled out all of the forms for my adjustment of status (485 and all the other forms with it). My intent was to mail all of this in the same day after we get married (we get married on Saturday) since all I needed was the marriage license (with the witness and officiant signatures, of course). But it has come to my attention that this may have been faulty logic: it seems like I need to now MAIL IN THE signed marriage license so the Los Angeles County can record it and they will be mailing the certified copy back to me. The only problem is that they quoted me on the phone 8-10 weeks (another 2-3 months) for it to be sent to me. I was really hoping to get a job / visit my family in Canada as soon as possible so that delay is just devastating to me.

The instructions for I-485 state:

In addition to the evidence listed in the What Evidence Must You Submit with Form I-485 section, you must submit a copy of the marriage certificate to show that the K-1 nonimmigrant fiance (e) married the U.S. citizen (Form I-129F petitioner) in the 90-day period.

For those who have successfully submitted and got approved, did you submit the copy of the marriage certificate (that is used during your wedding ceremony) OR did you have to wait to send that copy in and wait for the certified copy of the marriage license back from the county?

Thank you so much in advance.

Hi All,

So currently F2A is ongoing for my husband. I live in USA and my husband lives in Canada. The PD is sept 2019 and DQ unknown as of yet. While process still goes on, can my husband apply for me in canada and I can go there and live with him until F2A interview is scheduled?