Canucklehead

Thank you for your response! I do have a yellow 'book' that was given to me last time I went to a doctor where it lists my vaccines - would this be adequate or is there a specific form/document required?

Hi all, just submitted our NVC documents a few days ago so are officially on to the next step! We have not received DQ yet, though of course it has only been 2 days! I've read about medical appointments being tough to schedule, should we be looking at completing that ASAP or wait until we receive our interview date? Also, is there an estimated timeline for when people typically hear back from Montreal regarding Interviews after submitting NVC docs? All the best to everyone!

Just an update for everyone - we officially sent in our NVC application as of Tuesday! For those following, we included the following documents: Main forms/documents I-864 for USC sponsor 2021 U.S. taxes for USC I-864 for joint sponsor Birth certificate for joint sponsor Driver's license for join sponsor 2021 U.S. taxes for joint sponsor For proving domicile purposes: 2019-2021 U.S. taxes for USC U.S. bank statement for USC Evidence of registration for voting for USC Voting history for USC Sworn affidavit from USC's parents indicating we will be living with them Evidence of applying to join a professional body in U.S. for USC Evidence of job applications in U.S. for USC Letter of recommendation from USC's current employer Savings statement for applicant Investments statement for applicant A letter explaining why each document was included I have not heard anything back since submitting but will keep everyone posted!

We are going to use a joint sponsor and I list my assets (the principal sponsored immigrant) here in Canada. I converted them at market rate and listed them in USD in our I-864 form. I've also included statements from my savings and investment accounts to back up these numbers. We figured why not show that the incoming immigrant has savings and liquidable assets as well.

Thank you so much for sharing this! We are hoping to officially submit our I-864 today so will keep everyone posted too!

Hi there, my wife (USC) and I (Canadian citizen) are currently living in Canada and are finishing up our NVC stage of the application. We were told that it's best if we have a joint sponsor, but I'm thinking that we arguably do not need one. Our background: My wife's current income (at her job in Canada) is roughly $50,500 USD (converted at today's market rate). Our total value of liquidable assets in Canada is equivalent to $69,000 USD. Given that our household size is 2 (should we not use a joint sponsor) and the Federal Poverty Guideline is $22,887 - we are well beyond the FPGx3 number ($68,661 USD). My wife and I are not going to be continuing our current jobs after we arrive in the United States. Therefore, I have 2 questions: 1. Is my wife's current income (at her Canadian job) countable towards our net worth as it relates to our application or not? 2. Do we actually need a joint sponsor, given all of the information above, or can we just apply as a 2 person household and be sure to include evidence for all of our assets currently in Canada (i.e. savings accoutn statements, investment account statements, etc.)? Thank you so much for your help!