US Immigration from Canada

We are F3 visa category. Married children of US citizen. We had an interview with the Montreal Consulate last year but it was canceled due to the pandemic. We are waiting to be rescheduled.

Our case is passed NVC stage and is sitting at the Consulate in queue to be rescheduled.

Our RCMP criminal check has since expired so we went and got that done again. We know we will have to get our medical exams done again as they expired too. This is all stuff we assumed had to be redone as we've received no instructions from the consulate.

We will also get updated income tax info from our sponsor as those we submitted are not the most recent anymore.

That brings me to wondering if we need to update the affidavit of support form as the tax info on there is out of date. Everything else is the same so I wasn't sure if just bringing new income tax info would be ok.

Lastly since our case is with the consulate and not NVC now do we just bring the updated things with us or do we need to mail it to the consulate ahead of time?

I wish we'd get some instruction from the consulate or could talk to someone in person. Emailing and getting a vague response 2 weeks later isn't helpful. We need to know ahead of time to get things ready.

If anyone knows what we need to do it would be very much appreciated.

Since we are stuck in the US and cannot work are we entitled to the stimulus check? (No Social security number yet)

When I filed September 20th, 2020 we had to use a joint sponsor (my father in law) because my husband (the US citizen) had just moved back to the US and started a business therefore didn t have US tax income. Now since it was just tax time, we have his transcripts for 2020 showing over 100k. We no longer need the joint sponsor. Should I fill out another affidavit of support and send it in Right now or wait and bring it to the interview? (I am currently still waiting for BIO appt).

Anyone aware of how quickly USCIS answers these inbox inquiries? I sent a request yesterday, but couldn't find a general time frame for how long they usually respond. I looked through the forum and saw that in 2019 they were answering within 24-48 hours. Is it about the same right now? Thanks.

I'm in the process of submitting a family-based visa application. When I added a joint sponsor to the CEAC portal, under the required documents for him it says:

• Federal Income Tax Return or Transcript
• Proof of U.S. Domicile
• Form I-864 Affidavit of Support
• Proof of U.S. Citizenship or LPR Status

My joint sponsor is a US citizen and resides in the US. Does he still need to submit any proof of domicile? If so, what would be a good, easy example? A driver's license? He's also submitting his last three years of tax transcripts and W2s, as well as a certificate of naturalization to prove his citizenship.

If I don't need to submit any specific proof of domicile, should I just leave it as missing with no document available, or should I select Not Available and provide an explanation?

Thanks for any help!