US Immigration from Canada

We have currently filed the I-129f fiance visa but have been waiting a long time. I am currently in the US visiting and we are considering just getting married and filing for an adjustment of status. Is there any reason why we shouldn't do this? I want to be able to obtain employment in the US as soon as possible. It will take 5-7 months to get a work permit after filing adjustment of status. I have to file the adjustment of status after we recieve the fiance visa anyways so why not just get married now instead of waiting a few more months and then filing?

Driving across, Canadian, USC Spouse and children.

My mother broke her hip, and father is needing surgery after the two of them didn't call any of us for help. My mother didn't want anyone to know she was in the hospital. That set off a chain of events that now require surgery for my father.

So I deleted the long story and got to the point.

Since our insurance is all sorts of weird being my husband is a state employee. They seem to make up rules as they go. (ok not really but it feels like it)

Our insurance says covid tests are covered if the doctor says it's needed or something like that. So I'm going to guess getting pretest to cross the border the insurance won't cover it? Their is 4 of us needed to get these tests. I don't want to be surprised with 800$ bill later or heck on the spot.

What has been your experience?

Hi all,

I ve submitted the expedite request to NVC after we ve been DQ d on sept 15. It s been 5 weeks. We submitted another at the 30 day mark. No response from either. Not even a denial. Just the generic response you get right after you submit.

has anyone else submitted an expedite to Montreal consulate lately and heard back?

Here we go again, maxed out on

so here's our newest thread...

Hello,

Can anyone suggest a few good hotels near the US consulate in Montreal.
Thanks.