US Immigration from Canada

Hello, my husband just had his N-400 interview. Everything was approved and he was passed the test. But she said she can t approve him and has to look into it because of his type of job..

We live in Michigan and marijuana is legal. He works at a marijuana packing company. She asked if he distributes it and he said no, as he doesn t work at a distributor center.

Can he really be denied citizenship all because he works for a marijuana company? This is insane and I m freaking out bad.

Hi all

I am in the middle of completing my ds260 but i am stuck at the question asking if I have the records of vaccinations as stated by US law. When i checked their site it states many vaccines around 15 vaccines from which i only have covid vaccine record. So should i put No ? And what should i put in the explanation for No?

I am a US citizen and would like to sponsor parents who are in the USA.

I will be filing I-130 and I-485 AOS concurrently.

What is the Visa category called? IR5?

How much will be the processing time?

Hey there!

I've been with my fiance for quite a while and we've been visiting each other back and forth over the past six months since we've had the funds. He's from Florida and I'm from Ontario, Canada.

For starters, I travel using a government issued ID rather than Passport for travel. My Indian/Native Affairs and Tribal status card(s). This has never been an issue though I am in the process of Canadian Passport processing at this time for the purpose of easier travel and marriage documentation. The issue lies in the fact that I just found out that I'm around 9 weeks pregnant with his child and we had plans to get married in July (2024).

With all of the context out of the way now, should he file for a K-1 petition and we just wait on marriage entirely or should we proceed with a Spousal Visa and get married in July? I am scheduled to fly back to Florida on July 13th, about a month and some from now. Considering a K-1 is more costly and takes several months for review and approval (frankly, it's time we don't have!), would we be better off getting married right off the bat?

We've planned the marriage for a long time now, weren't aware of the K-1 until recently, and the baby was a massive surprise to the both of us. I've read other threads where people have said babies and immigration don't mix but my fiance strongly feels that he wants the baby in the United States and not in Canada due to his work schedule and cost of travel which I completely understand.

To clarify, I am also very well aware that pregnancy doesn't expedite the process and that it makes things a little muddy! My main question lies in the fact of whether or not we should wait for the K-1 or proceed with our regular wedding plans!

Thanks for any light that can be brought upon this situation! I'd appreciate any and all advice.

Hello your responses are highly appreciated.

Do we have to submit the bank statements and pay slips of the petitioner along with i1864 and tax transcripts ?

Is it necessary? And if its necessary how many months bank statements and pay slips are needed?