US Immigration from Canada

For the following question, would you answer YES if you did a:

"Non-Restricted Firearm Safety Course (Shot Guns & Rifles)", and passed, but DID NOT pay for a PAL license, never had any actual military training (or even went to a shooting range), other than this course?

Do you have any specialized skills or training, such as firearms, explosives, nuclear, biological, or chemical experience?

And for
Have you belonged to, contributed to, or worked for any professional, social, or charitable organization?

Would you say YES for any volunteering even if it was as simple as folding clothes at a non-profit donation centre for 2 weeks?

Thanks guys!

Hello,

I was recently approved for a IR1 IV and my USC spouse and I are planning to move to the US soon (we both live in Canada currently).

From my understanding, I will be eligible for ACA healthcare once I enter the US.

My question is about the sign up process on healthcare.gov - Do I include my foreign income (i.e. the income earned from employer in Canada from Jan 2025 - this income will stop once I move to the US) when estimating the total income for 2025?

Hello again!

Back with another question. Back in 2020 I had to exit my car and was questioned at the border as to why I was entering the USA and for how long. I was not arrested, I also didn't receive a citation. Was I detained? Do I have to fill in this section? I was also turned away once in 2020 due to the pandemic do I need to mention that as well?

Thanks again

Just curious if anyone has a recent timeline example for the eb5 visa from document qualified (dq) to interview letter (il) and then visa interview? We were dq d on March 24/25 and have heard different time ranges of 60 to 90 days up to 1 year for interview letter. Appreciate your responses.

Hello!

I am planning on filing under the 3 year rule since I am 6 months past the minimum amount of time required. It feels so deceptively easy. Do I basically update everything I sent in for my i751 packet? Do I need to prove that I provide support for my 2 kids that live with myself and my wife? (Do I check yes or no?)My selective service number doesn't link to my ssn but I am over 27 so does it even matter? My wife was born in Canada to 2 US citizen parents, so other than her birth certificate and passport do I have to provide more evidence?

It's so easy to spiral and overthink something that looks so simple