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  1. Other options would be for OP to move there, or for the son to move in with his mother during the wait (if she has more family/support there).
  2. Hi @JANETandLYLE, I met someone situation similar to yours and I was wondering if your affidavit of support was accepted? Or maybe you are still waiting for the completion of the adjustment of status... Please let us know, if you can. Thank you.
  3. Was this an update to your file that it had been denied? Or was it for someone else? https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/831358-time-from-rfe-received-to-approval/#findComment-11063166
  4. If you live close to a Canadian diplomatic mission, you can reach out to them to retain your passport while they renew it.
  5. Please fill your timeline: https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=461174
  6. I have seen something similar a few times, A-1/A-2 with diplomatic passports being admitted as visitors. Solution would not apply to OP, but I would strongly suggest that OP goes to a deferred inspection office if the "in production" card is not delivered in the next couple of weeks. Print your i-94s, and the i-94 from your entry as a LPR (when your visa should have been stamped), and ask them to do the correction.
  7. You might look into meeting in the Caribbeans and soothing your partner's recovery. Less distance for him to travel, visa on arrival in some locations for you. @devusr did something similar, for different reasons. Other countries might be feasible, should your tourist visa to the USA be denied. Otherwise, your other ideas are not realistic.
  8. Thank you. Please fill your timeline to provide those basic details and help others. https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=455533
  9. Also, advance parole, if he thinks he'll need to travel.
  10. No, no one asked... But my vehicle was added to my husband's policy. Wasn't too hard, just had to get my SSN first.
  11. Also, not sure if that applies to you, but the SAAQ was able to produce my driving records in English. I was also able to add my mom as a proxy there in case I needed another record from them (had to get my MA license after SSN, but with records less than 30 days old). They'll also refund part of your license or (and?) registration once you are set up in your new state. Most places it's not that much, but QC's include insurance so it's $$$. Bonne chance!
  12. I looked into it before moving, but then decided to give my plants to family. I get to see them when I visit. My rubber plant went from 10 inches to 7+ feet under my mom's care. It didn't seem too complicated to get the certificates, but I simply didn't have the bandwidth to deal with it. Also, they were not big/old plants, and the extra cost was hard to justify for some of them. Please come back to let us know how it went, should you decide to do it. Bon déménagement!
  13. Suggesting polygamy (because "no one will know"), or bribery as an alternative to following the law is probably not compliant with what's allowed on VJ.
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