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WH&DL

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  1. Hi all, I have some concern, wish someone who had the same experience or knowledge could help me out.

    A little background is in order...I'm the beneficiary who lives in Canada, my USC husband got a DUI 1.5 years ago, so he can't come to Canada visit me. I visited him 3 times for total, and none after starting this process. So if during the interview, the officer ask me about the reason why my hubby didn't visit me even once? Which option should I take:

    1.tell the officer that my hubby got a DUI

    2.avoid giving too much information, just say he's busy

    I understand I'd better tell the truth. My concern is, if I do so, will this affect or delay our petition? or gonna bring background check/ administrative review after the interview?

    I'm apologizing if my question is kinda silly. Can anyone tell me, CIS do the background check on Petitioner or consulate do it? if is CIS, Will it come up during background check? they should know that my hubby got DUI already, right?

    Thank you all in advance for any insight :help:

  2. Hi, friends, please help us, bcause we do give the embassy's name on i-130 line 22, that is Canada concular. We got our NOA 2 recently, but it said: The above petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for whom you are petitioning is in the States and will apply for adjustment of states. He or she should contact the local USCIS office to obtain form I-485.

    If the person for whom you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the States, the petitioner should file form I-824.

    I think that problem might due to I have visit my husband too many times, and I read some topic regarding the form i-824, its gonne take 6 months, we really dont want to waste such a long time, so what should we do now? Please HELP :help: any input will be a great help for us. Thanks a lot, take care!

  3. Hey, friends, I have a question, DS-230 Question# 31a ( used to be # 21a), Persons named in 14 and 29 who will accompany you to the US now? Is that means: who will be immigrating to the U.S. with you? or just means will go with you? (As my 3 months old baby who was born in Canada, but my USC husband already transmit the US citizenship to her, and she's gonna go to the States with me, so do I need writhe her name at #31a?) Thanks!!!

    BTW, as my baby didn't come into to the world when the time we hand in I-130, so do I need report or submit her birth certificate or other document to NVC with the DS-230? :help:

  4. Thank you everyone.

    I made around $26k that year. But I just started my business that year also; thus I needed to buy bunch of equipments and spent a lot as business expenses. And I subtracted those expenses from my total income. In the end, I only made around $12K net profit.

    Got it, thank u, Im new here, so I dont know too much regarding ur question, but hope everything going smooth with u, good luck

  5. Thanks a lot, Trailmix. I just know an International Fingerprinting Services office close me and they do the police certificates from RCMP. My concern is: Is that ok if I do a full fingerprint version of the check from the RCMP if I have never got any issue with the police? It is gonna be more safty in case NVC asking for it, or just superfluous?

  6. Hi, everyone, I'm new here. Because I read some member's post, they didn't get the right Police Certificate, so does anyone know where can I get the exactly what NVC want? or which website I can check for the local police office? BTW, I'm in Toronto. Any information will be a great help. Thx everyone!

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