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Doesn't matter other than there is no real urgency to get it done much before your case shows "ready."

That's what is being said.  The only requirement is one party (groom, bride, officiant) must be in Utah during the ceremony. 

Covid restrictions may even preclude them from entering the building 

You do realize that nonimmigrant visas and immigrant visas are done by two separate units within the consulate?

If an ITIN wasn't available then why does the IRS have acceptance agents located in foreign countries.   You received bad info.

You do realize that nonimmigrant visas and immigrant visas are done by two separate units within the consulate?

You do realize that nonimmigrant visas and immigrant visas are done by two separate units within the consulate?

You are over thinking.  It really is not there job to question the motivation behind an immigrant visa.  That is done by the consulate before it is even issued 

You cannot speak to the USCIS unless you have express permission from the petitioner/primary  applicant

While it is debatable whether being Canadian or military affords special treatment,  what isn't debatable is that you are not allowed to write and follow your own process.

You cannot speak to the USCIS unless you have express permission from the petitioner/primary  applicant

I'd like to see the reaction of the consulate when handed an I-693 as they have no idea what that form is.

While it is debatable whether being Canadian or military affords special treatment,  what isn't debatable is that you are not allowed to write and follow your own process.

While it is debatable whether being Canadian or military affords special treatment,  what isn't debatable is that you are not allowed to write and follow your own process.

I don’t know what would change from being “part of the military world,” but I can speak for the Canadian part - It affords no previliges whatsoever. You are just another alien in the eyes of US immigration, just as anyone from any other part of the world.
 
You also mentioned a few times how civil surgeons outrank panel physicians. This is not accurate or relevant in any way. It is two different classifications, and don’t relate to each other by rank.
 
Good luck in finding someone in your exact situation. I am not sure anyone else would or has tried going to a civil surgeon when thé rules very specifically say the medicals have to be from a panel physician. On thé Canada DQ thread of VJ (I won’t share the link since you specifically said you are not interested), we discuss médicals a lot, and we have many people staying with their USC spouses in the US, but returning to Canada to Toronto or Vancouver (flying many hours) to do their médicals with the , because that is what Montreal consulate requires.

Nobody can say what questions will be asked that'swhy I say it might come up.   Regardless,  the best way to answer any question is honestly and truthfully.

Nobody can say what questions will be asked that'swhy I say it might come up.   Regardless,  the best way to answer any question is honestly and truthfully.

If the card has expired before they process the payment transaction,  the CC company will deny the transaction and everything will be returned.   Certainly something to be concerned about if the expiration date is that close in.

I would change it.   Some USCIS  mail is NOT forwardable 

Unfortunately the civil surgeon is not an authorized panel physician by the Montreal consulate. 

Unfortunately the civil surgeon is not an authorized panel physician by the Montreal consulate. 

Unfortunately the civil surgeon is not an authorized panel physician by the Montreal consulate. 

Unfortunately the civil surgeon is not an authorized panel physician by the Montreal consulate. 

You don't have a deadline to file other than as soon as practical.   Just understand. as soon as tbe i94 expires, she has no legal standing in the USA and subject to deportation 

You don't have a deadline to file other than as soon as practical.   Just understand. as soon as tbe i94 expires, she has no legal standing in the USA and subject to deportation