US Immigration from Canada

hi there

I dont know whee to post this so maybe a moderator can place it in the right section.

so,

I came to the us as a green card holder in 2012. I got married (in cuba) to a canadian citizen in 2014.

In 2017 I became a us citizen(and provided my marriage certificate) with my application(although my wife never came to usa or inteded to come live here)

In 2018 I got divorced(in cuba).

Now,2020 I live in Russia and I want to marry a russian citizen and I need a affidavit, certificate of impediment from the US embassy so, my question is>

Do I need to report to them my divorce certificate? or I just tell them that I am not married anymore?

thank you

So, we just got our AOS packet back after a month due to a couple errors on our end. We sent it the first time on Sept. 9, and between then and now there have been tons of changes with fees, forms needed, etc. One of those changes is that we now have to send the I-765 to Phoenix, rather than Chicago. The I-485 still goes to Chicago.

My question is, how can we file these concurrently if they're going to different places? It says that you don't have to pay the fee for the 765 if you file it together with the 485. Or, to file the 765 afterward, you must have proof that your 485 is pending (so that would be the I-797). I also read somewhere that they have debundled the fees, so people actually do have to pay both fees now... but the instructions on the 765 still say that you can be exempt from the filing fee if you've filed your 485.

Is there a way we can file these forms at the same time? Or do we need to file the 485, wait for the 797, and THEN file the 765 after that for the fee to be waived? Or do we have to pay full fee for both forms now..?

My husband and I just got married last weekend in Canada (we both live here). I am dual citizen. He is only canadian. I just bought a house in washington state and take ownership tomorrow. Unfortunately due to border restrictions and travel, I will not be moving into the house until next spring (if even then if the borders are still not open because then we wouldnt be able to see one another). Currently, we do not live together and we were not planning on living together until he came down to the states to live in my house. We do not see any point in moving in together right now (because we would both have to move out of our current living situation) and I will hopefully be moving into my house this Spring. As we are completing the I-130 forms, we have come to the part where you submit your evidence. We do not live together, and we do not share bank accounts. It then says we could use some affidavit's as proof. How many are required? The more the better? etc. Is there any other ways of proof they will accept ? thank you so much : )

Hi everyone,

I am a French citizen with a temporary residence in Canada. I am currently waiting for an interview at Montreal (I was DQed at the end of April 2020) but since the consulate is taking forever to schedule any new interview, I am wondering if I should switch my case to Paris.
Has anyone ever switched voluntarily a case to another country after being DQed? Do you stay with a DQ status if all the required documents are the same in both consulate/embassy? How long does it usually take for NVC from the moment of the application to the moment the embassy receives/approves the transfer? Most importantly, do you know if you lose your place in line by doing so? I would not want to transfer my case, have to come back to live in France etc just to be put after people who have being DQed in Paris after me

Lots of questions but if anyone has some experience on this, I would be very grateful!

Hello! Just wondering if anyone has had their passport stamped with No EOS / No AOS before and how are the chances of entering the US again after returning to Canada?

I m freaking out as this is the first time it has happened to me. I admit I frequent my husband in the US especially since COVID hit and he cannot afford to do the 14-day quarantine here in Canada. I don t plan on overstaying, but I do plan to come visit him again during the holidays in maybe end of November or early December. Will I be denied entry if I try to visit again so soon? Will that affect my current CR1 application if I do get denied entry? I m currently visiting him for 2 weeks during the Canadian thanksgiving week

thanks for the help!