US Immigration from Canada

Newbie here. We are naturalized Canadians. My husband is US greencard holder living here in Canada for almost 9years and always flying to the U.S for work precovid.Now We are to start the process for F2A. He 's still working with a U.S company, have a house but was rented out since 2016& is paying US and canada tax. He's anxious now that he is out of the US for more than 6Months already and cant leave me as I just have given birth. Should we be concerned that he does not have a physical residence in the US?

Hi, I have been waiting for interview in Montreal, my last letter was on Feb 12, 2020. They approved all my file and they tell me, I will have an interview in some time. Maybe anybody have an idea what is going on in Montreal, Canada.

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Hi AOS peeps! What is the general time we are finding between getting the YOU ARE READY TO BE SCHEDULED FOR YOUR INTERVIEW notice and the ACTUAL interview being scheduled?

Ironically, we actually are hoping it takes a while. My wife's passport was expiring in a few days, so the second she got her combo card, she went home to get her passport (long story of why she could not do it from the USA since my dog literally ate her passport years ago and she had to get a temporary passport, but I digress ...)

Of course, the second she got to Canada, we received the "You are ready to be scheduled" email.

1. If this runs like the rest of the process, it means her actual interview is probably 6 months away.

2. Also, if this runs like the rest of this process, it means that the email notification comes weeks and weeks or months and months after it should.

Generally, what are people finding is the time between having and interview scheduled and it actually getting set in stone?

Has anyone had experience with the i-824 or has gotten approved recently?

Our I-130 was approved Sep 19, 2019. We made an error on the form that said we were going to adjust status but we are doing consular filing in Canada. We filed the I-824 to have our file transferred to NVC.

The I-824 seems like it takes a very long time to process. Would anyone recommend that we submit a new I-130? It seems like that would be faster to get approved than waiting for the i-824 to be processed.

Hey all,

So I received an email today from the Consulate General in Montreal that is asking me to provide proof of my Canadian Citizenship or legal immigration status in Canada.

For me that would be my Permanent Residency card.

This is regarding my K1 Visa Petition that arrived in Montreal after they closed down due to COVID-19 (so no P3 yet, I just have my first ready I assume). This is the first sign for me of movement on my case so I'm really trying to get this done as soon as possible.

Now the email didn't have any further information on which way they want this information, if they want a photocopy in an email, if they want it send out by postal mail to them so I'm not sure what to do.

I haven't for love nor money been able to contact them through phone, I just keep getting bounced around the phone menu, I know some people have been able to contact them through their phone line, so I'm just wondering how you go about this just so I can ask for more information as I'm not sure if this email can be replied to.