US Immigration from Canada

Hi,

I am a Canada PR living in Montreal

I had scheduled my visa interview for March 2020, but it got cancelled since then (Covid reasons); and now I have interview scheduled for March 2021.

Since Covid is still ongoing, I am not sure how will I defend my travel plans to the Visa Officer should he ask about it - there are still lot of travel restrictions in place from Canadian Govt.

Should I still go ahead with the interview or rather schedule it to a later date ( availability for Sept 2021 only).

Any guidance will be greatly appreciated.

I'm about to start the DS-160 and have a question regarding the address where we will stay. My fiance has not yet found a place and he is currently living with his parents. He will move before I go there, but we don't know where yet.

Should I put his parents address in the meantime?

Hi everyone, I'm wondering if I should email the NVC or USCIS after turning 21 to request CSPA? My case is about 10 days away from becoming current as per the February 2021 Visa Bulletin, but I'm not sure how long that will take in terms of months.

My case was pending for about 2 years and it is DQ'd at this point. Just waiting for it to become current now. Is emailing a good idea? I think I read somewhere that once your case becomes current, your CSPA age (real age - pending time) becomes frozen. I am in the F3 family category if that helps.

Thank you

Can anyone tell me exactly where in Montreal I need to go to get the Police Certificate?

I found this Commissionnaires address online and want to know if this is the place to go or if can go to any police station.

1001 rue Sherbrooke Est, bureau 700
Montr al, Qu bec, H2L 1L3

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.