US Immigration from Canada

I always thought that once one is DQ d one is out in a queue, and cases are scheduled for interview based on the date of DQ. For example a person who DQ d on March 21 2021 will not be interviewed until all the people DQ d until March 20 are scheduled. Ofcourse the exception to this are cases that are expedited, but keeping that aside...

I am confused because I have seen two cases today didn t receive interview letters when many who DQ d weeks after them did (all within the same consulate ofcourse).

Does this happen on occasion? If so, why?

Hi, can someone tell me how collecting social security while also being a Canadian Citizen works??...I am 60 years old and have worked here in the USA for about 6 years but have worked in Canada for 30 years...Can I collect both Canada pension and social security at the same time??..Thanks for your help..

We got our interview scheduled for June 21st 2021, got married June 21 2019..no reason for delay except living in California!

I can't find the gov page saying what happens in this situation, some VisaJourney threads say as long as it's not scheduled before 2 years it's ok..

Does that ring true anywhere officially, or does anyone remember the exact wording of this rule? It seems almost like an unspoken, probably to deter reschedules lol!

I tried to check here: https://www.boundless.com/immigration-resources/adjustment-status-process-explained/

ps: of course they schedule us on our 2 year anniversary, smack dab in the middle of our first camping trip/vacation since 2019...!!! It worked out we found another site but wow USCIS way to ruin our anniversary, now we will spend it in a scary gov building proving our love for each other lol...

Hi everyone. I was wondering if traveling to the US for a short vacation is allowed once DQ'd? I would be traveling from Toronto to SF for a few weeks. We are DQ'd and are supposed to be interviewing at Montreal under the F3 category.

If I do this, will I need to also update DS-260 to reflect my new travel history?

Thanks!

Hi everyone. We've just submitted our I-129 and VisaJourney recommends having a replica for the fiance to bring to their interview. The package I submitted was two hole punched per the guidelines. For the interview, will it matter if the documents are three hole punched? It'd be much easier for him to have the copy of documents in a binder and finding two hole punch binders isn't easy. Thanks in advance!