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So medical goes with interview? And I got a choice to do medical in Toronto?

Sucks they will have to go to Montreal.

Any news on this? I am on the same boat. Trying to get my parents from Canada to here. She was born in Macau and moved to Hong Kong at 5. She got no birth cert, no Macau ID card

I read they can still get Old Age and CPP if they are not resident of canada. They are getting partial somewhat.

Hi, I just submitted I130 for my parents. Do you know where would be the closest interview center? I know Montreal has one but that would be pretty far from Halifax.

My mom was born in Macau 1947. She never get macau birth cert and then she moved to Hong Kong at age of 5. So, now I am trying to apply her to US. Anybody has experience with this? Where should I contact Macau to obtain a letter to explain why she doesn't have a BC?

Thanks

Okok. I will just wait for my receipt number and then send in my proof of citizenship with the receipt number.....if not worst case I would get RFE right? Anybody have experience how long the delay is?

I was born in Hong Kong and am a canadian&US citizen. So, I have to send in citizenship cert or passport I believe.

It was a bad month, so much happening in my house and I decided to file I130 for my parents living in canada at the same time. I sent I130 with their marriage license and my birth certificate. But I forgot my proof of citizenship. 3 hours after I mailed the package out, I had those OMG moment. I tried to stop the mail but doesn't look like USPS is doing its job after getting $11 from me. I am thinking stopping the checks and refile that after a month. I heard that if I get the RFE it will delay for another 5 months (?). Would I get into trouble by stopping the check?

Hi,

I am currently a US citizen and my parents are Canadian citizen. I am thinking applying them here so easier to take care each other. I got some questions. They are thinking to stay 6-7 months in US and the rest in Canada.

1) Can they claim two places as residency?

2) Would that violate their green card process?

3) If they e.g. stay 6 months out of a year, does that mean still 5 years before they can apply for citizenship or 10 years?

thanks so much.

Belinda

Thanks guys. I am getting ready to wake up at 5am and get to NYC passport office to get same day service tomorrow for my trip thur morning.

I am US citizen and Canadian citizen (originally). I was naturalized in May 2012 but I never apply for US passport. I am flying Thursday and I just remember I have no green card now. So, can I still fly in and out the country with my canadian passport and US citizen certificate? Or I really need a US passport.

No one really wants to touch this post since it tends to be a touchy subject. The methods most are familiar with are, K-1, K-3, CR-1, DFS. But AOS from another type of visa can get messy and complicated.

See:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=i130guide2

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;page=otheraos

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=i130faq

I read the URL. I have been staying in US since 2000 and just got married recently. I talked to one consulate office who said if I enter US using H1B, I don't necessary need I94. I think I will need to talk to a lawyer for this. The problem is from the immigration officer, sounded like this is a new law. And they did not put I-94 form on my passport twice. So confusing......

Hi Everybody,

I am a canadian citizen who just married to USC. I am planning on

filing I130 and I485 (and all other forms.) I am currently on H1B.

However, last time when I exited US to go to Canada, the airline agent

surrendered my I 94. On the way back, the immigration officer said

Canadian citizen don't need I-94. Then I exited US again without I-94,

coming back with no problems. But now, I realize some forms require a

copy of I 94. What should I do? Should I exit the country again and

REQUEST a I-94 form on my passport? Or they can process my form without

I-94?

Thanks so much.