US Immigration from Canada

Hi everyone. Me and my husband will be applying for a spousal sponsorship hopefully soon and currently gathering all the requirements. I am a Canadian citizen but was born in the Philippines and my husband is a USC. So here is our background.. my husband and I are in a relationship for 13 years, almost 2 years happily married. We got married here in Canada on May 2019. We last saw each other in nov of 2019 and luckily got pregnant. I gave birth on July 2020. Due to travel restrictions in us Canada border, we weren t able to spend time together since the pandemic. He works as a medical doctor in the US and that makes us harder for him to come over. He can t even have a leave for 15 days which is Canada s requirement for admissability due to important family matter. He wasn t able to see our daughter born. With all the requirements, these are all we have.. plane tickets (we don t have the original boarding passes since 2008), passport stamps, insurance beneficiary, photos since 2008, wedding pictures, hotel receipts and our daughter s birth certificate. We don t have any other proof of co mingling because we never lived together. Is there a slim chance that the petition could be granted? We have never been married before. It is both our first relationship ever.

Received my Packet 3 instructions and working on collecting the documents.

Where can I get the police certificate? How long does it take? Is there anything specific I need to request?

I need to have new visa photos taken before my interview, and I was wondering 1. If it's required to have the date stamped on the back and 2. If it's not required, is it okay to have the date stamped on the back?

Thanks!

My husband and I just ran into this, and I thought I'd drop a note on the forum in case no one else has mentioned it. We applied for adjustment of status here in Los Angeles on 12-24-2019, but because COVID hit and shut everything down, we didn't have our AOS interview until January 6 of this year. Right at the start of the interview we had an unpleasant surprise: it turned out that my husband needed to get a new medical exam, because the one he had for the K-1 visa was only good for sixteen months, and we were past that point due to the long delay in getting a green card interview.

Fortunately our interviewer wanted to get our case processed and done with just as much as we did, so she proceeded with the rest of the interview and finished all the other steps. She kept our file pending in her office and told us to get the medical exam done and then bring the sealed envelope from the doctor to the front window at the USCIS office, and they would deliver it back to her so she could finish her processing and send out the green card. We appreciated her help!

My K-1 has been sent to the NVC. Is there anything I need to be doing in the meantime? I'm a bit confused!