US Immigration from Canada

I am the beneficiary in an I-129F petition.

We expect our petition to be approved and adjudicated soon.

I have the ability to end my tenancy at any time starting two months from this point.
I have the ability to move in with my parents to conserve resources when those two months are up.
I am afraid of giving notice and then occupying space at my parents for 'longer' than expected.

At what point do I start assuming the affirmative with regards to my process and give notice on my apartment?

Assuming the interview goes well, is it safe to begin planning to do so when the interview is in sight?

Hi,

My spouse was issued a DS 5535 and is planning to drive into the US to visit me. Does anybody hae any experince to share about crossing a land border into US after getting DS-5535. Thanks.

Do I need to compulsory provide all my social media account when filling the form DS260 in NVC process to complete interview booking ?

Any advice on when/how to reach out to the Embassy your IR-5 interview will happen at to try and align interview dates for parents? This is for I-130's for both parents of a US Citizen.

• The Embassy is Canada/Montreal. Mother is just got DQ'd late October. This consulate/embassy is known for taking 1-3 months to even reach out with your interview date (which is usually ~1 month post that interview notification letter).
• I just paid NVC fees for dad this morning, and have all his docs so I hope to get all that uploaded this week, and hopefully a DQ'd status next week. So they would be ~1 month apart. Going to Montreal is a trip for my parents (hotel / travel costs / etc).
• I want to ask for my parents to get an interview date on the same day to help with all that.

Is it better for me to reach out now?

Is it better for me to reach out once my dad's is DQ'd ad officially sent to the consulate/embassy as well?

Is it better for me to wait until my mom get's the interview date notification and then reach out?

Anyone recently attempted to do the same at any consulate? Bonus if at the Montreal / Canada consulate!!

Hi all,

I recently got married, and my wife has been living in Canada, in a border city. She needs a B2 visa to enter the US, since she is a citizen of a country that requires a B1/B2 to enter the US. She recently got this visa, so I'm somewhat paranoid at the moment, and don't really want to do anything to get it revoked.

I am a US citizen, recently naturalized this year. I plan on moving in with my wife soon, but not yet (just personal and financial reasons). I have been frequently visiting her, 2-3 days per week mostly on weekends. I am also a citizen of Canada.

Applying for CR-1 is in the plans, but I have not yet done so.

I would like to cross with her into the US from time to time to visit. She doesn't have a car or a license yet, so I would be driving her back and forth, which isn't an issue for me. What are the chances of running into issues with CBP with this plan?

As for me, I have been honest with CBP/CBSA so far. I always tell them that I was in Canada visiting my wife; No, I have not applied for benefits; She lives there and works there. So far this hasn't caused me any issues.

Any insight will be appreciated!