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8 hours ago, cararyn said:

I wonder what would happen if they were found out though given she’s already got the 10 year green card at this point. 

Nothing good, and your friend should take to a lawyer asap.

2 hours ago, Cheschirecat said:

True story.. a friend of mine was in the K1 process with his then fiancé. She came to the US they got married within the 90 days. She decided to leave him and went back to Haiti before AP, She then begged him to come back even though she left before AP. Well,  while she was gone he received her AP and took it to her in Haiti and she came back into the US without issue. 

This is really not a story your friend should recount given that’s… very generously lets call it questionably legal.

Yes.

Green Card holders need an eTA (basically the Canadian equivalent to an ETSA) but not a visa to enter Canada as a visitor.

https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=593&top=16

6 hours ago, Ace Buenaventura said:

He was just here on February 2 to 10, 2019 and December 25, 2019 to January 3, 2020. And met my family and friends recently. I don't know what to do now if ever they revoked my B1/B2 which I plan to use on June 2020 to finally get married either in New Hampshire or Maine by the water. 😭💔

Get a K1. It will allow you to do the thing you planned to do anyway (though it may mess up the timing).

17 hours ago, Ryan2019 said:

How was your combo interview? Did your spouse go with you? 

When I had a combo I went in with my spouse, ya. If your I-751 is pending you ought to bring your spouse along.

12 minutes ago, AstroCanada said:

No US consequences; however, we were shocked how slow US mail is to Canada for express.  We had to spend $50+ to get my partner's ballot to Ottawa in time.

I got paranoid so I mailed my ballot back in September, the day after I got it.

19 hours ago, JFH said:

No but check how long you are allowed to vote after leaving the country for good. The UK is generous with 13 years. Other countries, less so.

Until very recently it was five years (except in some special circumstances), but the law was changed *and* the old law was ruled unconstitutional this year. Canadian citizens living abroad can vote in federal elections (only federal election, not provincial, territorial or local elections) indefinitely as long as they have lived in Canada at some point in their life. 
 

It is too late to request an absentee ballot for this year, however. The only way to vote for OP at this point would be to physically go to Canada to cast a ballot.

Does your home country not offer expedited passport renewals in cases of emergency?

6 hours ago, karvarall said:

I just checked online and found below two updates. The documents are not uploaded though. It says error 500. So, i guess i have to wait couple more days.

Do anyone have an idea what that ESB notices is?

 

The ESB notice will be a duplicate of your oath ceremony.

7 hours ago, tomriesgo said:

Probably will be as you had your interview before me, the officer said the earliest other than doing it the same day was on 10/3, they did a lot of same day ceremonies but its in the waiting area in front of the flag and I would like the actual ceremony more. 

I actually saw a same day ceremony in the waiting room. Was pretty surprised by it.

2 hours ago, Raiders4life said:

 

Best of luck. How is parking at that place? Are there plenty of spots or should we get Uber/Lyft. 

The Irving field office? In my experience there is a ton of (free) parking.

8 minutes ago, CMiranda said:

Also, I have only worked for 2 years here in the US and doesn't have 3 years of income tax returns. Will that affect my capability to support?

If you were born a US citizen shouldn’t you have a US tax return for the years where you worked in the Philippines? Did you just not make enough income to have to file?