Do you think it may be difficult to prove that her house and daughter are ties to her home country when she spent 3 months inside the US without them?
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Not the moment you leave. But when you become a resident of the US you are no longer a resident of, say, Ontario.
https://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/programs/ohip/ohipfaq_mn.aspx
Thanks! you are right, I misread
OP - I think you are also right, the IO made is mind up before the interview
What country is your father from?
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Sadly, no. You the USC cannot do anything (senator, I134, etc) your father must qualify on his own.
Him not being able to pay for his trip is a red flag, what evidence did you show that he must return to his home country.
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Hello. Here are the answers to your questions (assuming it is a CR1 question and not an F-2A like in your profile).
1. Yes
2. No. Unless things have drastically changed, many new CR-1 holders travel without their spouses. I traveled without mine and it was not an issue.
3. Yes, keep in mind, once you cross and activate your CR-1 visa you cease to be a Canadian resident.
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And if you do not list the arrest. You 100% open a can of worms.
You should list the arrest and do everything you possibly can to get a letter stating what you believe to be true - that your records have been destroyed and you cannot find any record of arrest. This is your only option. I am not sure why you keep arguing with VJ.
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A simple google search yields this result
How to make an expedite request
I suspect you will be expected to demonstrate how you will pay for this surgery.
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