US Immigration from Canada

Although I am 36 years old, I do not know how to drive... Pretty shocking, I know, but I lived the majority of my adult life in Singapore where owning a car is both superfluous and ridiculously expensive (at least 10 times as much as in North America).

I moved to Toronto, Canada in 2018 and am in the process of obtaining my CR1 visa. I have managed without a car in Toronto, but I am moving to a small town in NH, US probably in early 2021 (when my visa arrives). I will absolutely need to drive there.

I am wondering if there is anything I can do while I wait for my visa towards getting a driving licence in the US?

I can take the written test, get a G1 licence, and take classes. But as Canadians know, it takes atleast 2 years to get to a G licence. I don't think I would even have enough time to get to a G1 road test to get a G2 licence.

So my question is - can a G1 licence be transferred to the US, or is there no point in doing anything now, and just wait until I move to start the process of getting a licence there.

Hi All,

I was wondering if anyone had any insight when the Toronto consulate will be scheduling interviews for non-immigrant visas?

I submitted my application in Dec 2020 and my wife (TN Visa) is currently in the US and I have a running business in the US that needs my attention, we have a business in the UK and the US (if that helps).

I was wondering if anyone could provide any advice at this point as If I don't hear anything back by the end of July for the E2 visa, I will need to come up with another plan as I need to get to the US to start running this new business.

Thanks,
Stas

I was going to apply for citizenship back in january but so many things came up that the money had to sadly be used for other things.

now as of end of April I will have enough money to apply for the N-400.

So my questions this what info do I need to put on the N-400?

Does anyone have a table on contents I can use as a reference? pretty much I am close to the end of the journey so I wanna make sure I do everything right so don't have to worry about RFE's or denials .

any help will be appreciated

please and thank you !

Greetings,

I've been looking unsuccessfully for an answer to my question online, I figured someone here has either experienced this or knows.

I am moving to the US next month on an IR1 visa (interview was done and approved in February). My question is, am I able to return to Canada and work part time at my current job here? My employer is fine with this arrangement. I would ensure that I am not in Canada for longer than 6 months out of the calendar year. Where I am moving to is very rural and I do not have a drivers license or a vehicle, so working in the US is not an option for me at present. I am employed at a grocery store and will need to return frequently to Toronto to visit my mother.

Thank you in advance for any advice.

Hi all,

Our green card interview is scheduled for April 28. My wife and I recently purchased a home and today I submitted the change of address AR-11 form. My concern is that the change of address won't register before we are approved/ the card is produced and they mail the green card to the wrong address.

Should I be concerned?

Is there any way to avoid this issue?

Can I tell the interviewing agent about the change of address to make sure it gets mailed to the proper one?

Thank you.