US Immigration from Canada

Hi all, I wanted to know what your thoughts are on me applying for an expedite for my k1 visa due to my damaged lungs. I was born with cerebral palsy and my fianc e won t let me visit on a plane because of it. I was thinking about requesting an expedite because I am higher risk during the pandemic and I wanted to know what your thoughts on if I would be successful or not?

Hey guys! My fiance and I are having a tough time during this covid situation as is most everyone else I'm sure. At a normal pace we should be getting pretty close to our interview stage and at this point we've used up all of our vacation pay for visits and didnt plan on doing any more. Also Canada has the 2 week quarantine in place so each time we want to visit its an entire month off work. We were thinking of her just coming to visit for like 4-6 months but were not sure if she would pass the interview for not having a job. Shes had her job for 9 years and has about 15k+ in her savings. Any thoughts on what we could do?

Hi all, I wanted to know what your thoughts are on me applying for an expedite for my k1 visa due to my damaged lungs. I was born with cerebral palsy and my fianc e won t let me visit on a plane because of it. I was thinking about requesting an expedite because I am higher risk during the pandemic and I wanted to know what your thoughts on if I would be successful or not?

Hey guys, I am the Canadian fiance of an American. I was going through our application in the small hope that Montreal is reopening soon (our interview was supposed to be one week after the embassy closed so we had everything ready). I am realizing now that I think my fiance only has a short form of his birth certificate. I know I have to have the long form, but does anyone know about the american birth certificate? He's from NJ and I'm having trouble finding anything about if they even have a long form. It looks like their official version is a short form but they may issue a long form if you special request it. His short form has some of the required information (hospital, filing date) and I know he used it to get his passport which I thought you couldn't do with a short form but it doesn't have any of his parent's info. Does anyone have any experience with this or with a NJ long form specifically?

Thanks!

Hi,

I, my wife & son are Canadian permanent residents. My wife (naturalized) and son (by birth) are US citizens. We have been married for >4 years at this point, and co-own assets (/list the other spouse as beneficiary) in both US and Canada. I lived and worked in the US for quite a while when I moved with family to Toronto with the same employer. My wife is a homemaker, and I am the breadwinner. I reached out to my employer about moving back to California, and they are supportive of the move, so long as I am able to obtain work authorization on myself. I had some questions around this process that I would really appreciate your guidance on -

1. Given that my wife (petitioner) does not have income to show, I (beneficiary) have adequate income to show before and after relocation (given the employer support), and we co-own a decent amount of assets in US and Canada, will we be able to address the minimum income requirement? Should we look for a suitable joint sponsor?
2. Would you advise I hire an immigration attorney for my spousal permanent residency? Is it simple enough that I can pursue this on my own (filling forms / providing documentation)?