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5 hours ago, NikLR said:

Even if you won't be ready to move by interview, you have 6 months from your medical date to immigrate so that's loads of time!  

 

And going against the grain here, as a Canadian, if your boss denies you the time off, give your two weeks and deuces.  Chances of denial at Montreal is slim if you have all your paperwork in order and aren't originally from a high fraud country. 

Canadians are the friendliest and most easy-going people I've ever met! Next to Americans of course!

4 hours ago, NikLR said:

6 months from medical date for her to immigrate, aka move.  She has 10 years to move her things.  1 year to import a vehicle. 

Ok thank you very much!

20 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Even if you won't be ready to move by interview, you have 6 months from your medical date to immigrate so that's loads of time!  

 

And going against the grain here, as a Canadian, if your boss denies you the time off, give your two weeks and deuces.  Chances of denial at Montreal is slim if you have all your paperwork in order and aren't originally from a high fraud country. 

Okay, so how much time have we got to move my fiance to the US after she's got the K1 visa?

I'll probably just have to keep on checking back on the appointments until I will get my lucky day! 

32 minutes ago, madiartzer said:

Oh okay, I’m not sure what the process for that is like or if you’d get the best available date or not. I feel like if you do that, you might just get whatever they give. 

Don't really know for sure if I can make it the 16th of may, just wondering how far out the next one would be. Have their been any avaible ones since May 18?

52 minutes ago, madiartzer said:

Are you wanting to reschedule for a sooner date or a later one?

I would like to schedule at a later date.

How long would I would have wait for a different date if reschedule my appointment in Montreal? I am currently  booked for may 16, would I be able to grab the first available one thats open? 

Good day geowrian  got a question, Me and my fiance have been approved to make an appointment in Montreal, but there are no apointments available. How does someone go about to schedule an apointment? Also we have made an account for us, but we have not been able to submet any payment, what the deal with that?

how would you go about advanced parole once my fiance is in the U.S.? Everybody I know of almost always have to wait for about six months before their advanced parole is complete, and I have noticed posts on this website that say only 3-4 months. what forms does one need and how to file them?

thanks for your help!

got another question I received my noa2 in february, should I have received my hard copy approval notice by now?

Do I need bank statements and such for my co-sponsor when submitting my form?

I could get two co-sponsors or as many as I need to meet the guidelines.(all of them here in the U.S.) If I use a co-sponsor should i fill out an individual form for everyone? Does the Montreal embassy accept co-sponsors?

Got a question about form i-134. I currently need about $22,000 to support a household of 2 people, right? My dad used my income on paper to support our stepmom about three years ago, that means i'm technically unable to support my fiance for five years if i am supporting my stepmom, right? What would you guys advise me to do when filling out my affidavit of support form?