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Davin and Rachel

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  1. I want to send in a DS-230 application as soon as possible but my wife is still waiting for her passport to be processed in the Dominican. I called and the NVC said I could write a letter stating we don't have it yet but it will be ready prior to our appointment. Any one else have any experience doing this? :help:

    Let me know how that works otu for ya, Were in the same boat. My wife, comming from canada hasnt needed to worry about the passport untill now, and were worried that we'll have it in time for the 230.

  2. When crossing to the US, make sure you have with you each trip: Utility bills, rent reciepts, check stubs, all most recent. What they will ask for is proof of responsibility in canada, and im not sure how long they will let you do that, the term "Intent to Immigrate" seems to be viewed differently for each officer.

    I'd suggest you wife make a majority of the trips to visit you durring this process... that trip is a bit less painfull and risky.

    As far as working in ca afterward, good question. I dont suspect it will be an issue as long as your paperwork is in order. I would be weary of possible double taxation tho, you may not find it to be worth it.

    as far as the 2nd question goes, probably not a good idea.. you would probably be better off getting a co-sponsor if its needed.

    We have sent the I130 last week, I wonder how often I can cross the border to see my wife, I work and live in canada and my wife is in US (50 miles away from me).

    Is there a limit to how often I cross to see her-in other words will the immigration personnel let me cross everyday or will it become a potential problem for me and the application process (I assume I can't stay with her even if I prove I'm actively employed in Canada).

    2nd question

    Our intent is for me to continue working Canada while living in US, with this in mind will we be able to use my income as part of the support requirements??

    Thanks for any help-

  3. Yes, you are absolutely correct, you will need the NOA1 from the i-130 to send with the i-129f.

    If your not yet married, also note you will need a copy of your marrage certificate as well. In some places, this can take a while to obtain, others its next day. You may want to check the local procedures and timeframes for an official marrage cert in the area you intend to wed. (That little detail set us back 3 months)

  4. Woot!

    Application Type: I130 , IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN

    Current Status:

    This case has been approved. On October 24, 2006, an approval notice was mailed.

    Wasnt that a supprise for me when i checked my mail this morning! She might just make it home for christmas! Now if just got to figure out what to do next, Looks like it will be a case of abandoning the 129f.

  5. I had the same decision to make myself not all that long ago. While i now wish we had gone the K1 route, I had the same problem of most of her family in canada, wanted the wedding to be legit and "special".. bla bla..

    In hindsite, i think the fastest way imo would have been to file for a K1, have a small courthouse wedding in the states, then have a "Renewal of Vows" for your big wedding in canada (As soon as she's able to cross the border again)

  6. Im not sure if your past the point of uscis careing or not.. but you may want to consider keeping the appartment (or at least a smaller appartment) to help prove ties to the US. Thats usualy the only thing customs asks me when i come and go from canada is if im maintaining a residency in the US.

    As far as everything else goes, come back to the states within 6 months, and everything should be ducky!

    I wish hubby a quick recovery!

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