US Immigration from Canada

Any suggestions for a good / affordable immigration lawyer to help filling I-130?

I posted this elsewhere and my post seemed to be misunderstood. Perhaps because I posted it in the wrong topic. So, hopefully, what I am asking will be clearer now.

I have missed my Mom's dying and then her funeral and burial. Have not seen my daughter in almost 2 years now. I would like to go "home" to Canada for a visit. However, I am from Ontario and now there is going to be a "vaccine passport" required by folks in order to go to restaurants, bars etc. (I am not interested in "barhopping or clubbing" as some presume. But I will be staying at hotels and have to make use of restaurants. Patios are exempt I KNOW, but will NOT be a viable option when the weather turns colder. That is ALL I want to know. If you are from ONTARIO and go up there in the next while when this becomes "law" could you let me know your experience regarding this. The papers all state that you will need your vaccine receipt and GOV issued ID as well. Many of us no longer have any current ID except for our passports. Thanks in advance!

I have question if someone can shed some light on this:

Regardless of how long it will take for my 1-130 application (i.e 5 years - 10 years or 20 years) I want to know why this receipt date for case inquiry in a specific service center keeps floating. Such as I see it one month earlier it was Oct 2016, one month later instead of going forward it went backward to Sept 09, 2016. If I ever ask a question; the reader comes back with vanilla answer "Oh you should not worry about (timeline) of your case, it will take XYZ blah years". The fact is that I am not worried about how long it will take; I just want to understand their logic of back and forth dates scenario. If you have knowledgeable advice please advise.

Many many thanks,

Sam

I'm just starting this thread for Philadelphia filers. The purpose is to track the case progress and know the interview experience.

I filed in May 2021 and I'm waiting to hear about interview!

Cheers!

Hello

I have just finished my biometrics appointment for I751 lifting of conditions on my green card. It took 11 months to get that biometric appointment. I came here on a K-1 fiance Visa. I have been married to the same person (happily) and living in the USA now for almost 4 1/2 years. By December 22, 2021 I will have had my greencard for 3 year's. So my question is if by the date this I-751 process is still not fully completed can I at that time apply for citizenship? If so, how will it affect the process? Will it create confusion? The wait time is so long and if it is the correct way of doing things would like to apply asap because of the lengthy wait.

Thanks I look forward to helpful responses.