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3 minutes ago, lilbastard said:

Your profile doesn't say where you are, but could I suggest moving to a border city? Niagara Falls, Windsor, Surrey, whatever...If you and your wife MUST be separated, better to be separated by a mile or so rather than hundreds or thousands.

 

As long as you return to Canada periodically, and bring proof of your ties with you JUST IN CASE, there shouldn't be a problem. But do you really want to get as far as you have and risk everything by trying to fool around with the system now? 

 

I live in Niagara Falls and I will have to move my USC wife down to Orlando (where she is taking an employment transfer) just to satisfy the aforementioned strict regulations in Montreal. We'll be a part for a few months. It sucks, but we have to do it. 

 

It might not be a bad idea to fill in your profile and set up your timeline so your fellow, more knowledgeable  VJ members can assist you. 

 

Good luck, friend. 

Thank you for your advice, but I really wasn't not trying to "fool around" or cheat in any way..

I was just trying to find out what our options are, and if there is no way around the Montreal interview, so be it, I will go to interview by myself, and my wife will be in US meanwhile..

Anyways, before doing anything we would go to lawyer first, sure any lawyer would tell us the same thing as you did guys.

Thanks everyone!

I guess I should stay in Canada and wait for the interview in Montreal.

The problem is that my wife overstayed in Canada and she must leave soon.

Can someone tell me if we should attend interview in Montreal together, or I can go to interview by myself, while my wife and kids will be in US?

Hello. I am Canadian living in Canada with my wife who is US citizen, we are legally married, have kids and everything.. Our kids have dual citizenship - US and Canada.

My I-130 was already approved, now we have to send everything to NVC to get visa, but we don't have time for that, we have to leave Canada soon..

I probably will have to go to US without getting visa from NVC ( Canadians don't need visa to go to US )

My questions are:

1 Can I apply for "adjustment of status" in US if my I-130 was filed from Canada?

2 Do we need to file a new I-130 from within US?

Thank you.