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Hello, I was just looking at your timeline and wanted to confirm something.. you sent the N-400 application in 3 months before the anniversary of when you received your GC?? I received my GC March 31, 2008 so I'm assuming that the earliest I can send in the application is Dec. 31, 2010? I...

hi there. I will certainly try and help you out where I can..

why wouldn't you have just stayed in the US if you were already here for 11 years?? If your GF is going to be a nationalized citizen anyway, you could have gotten married while in the US and then she could have sponsored you.. Would have had a lot better chance then you do now..

You husband is currently living in Canada? No matter where he is he should definitely file US taxes.. You will need to show those as part of your application. You do NOT need to have a house in the prior to applying, but you do need an address that U.S. Immigration can send your green card...

Weeew.. been a long time since I was here.. Just to let everyone know.. here was my current status.. No, you do not need a co-sponsor.. That information is false.. What you do need is to submit the US Filed tax receipts showing that you were employed in Canada and filed US Taxes.. we also had...

So, I wanted to share my experience with everyone as I didn't see many comments about what it's like to interview for permanent residency at the Montreal, QC consulate.. My interview was for this past Monday. I got to the consulate about 10 min before my interview time and stood in line...

Got the letter for a rescheduled interview so will post up the results when we go in.. weeeee

Not sure how many times this thread gets looked at but I have an interesting one.. Wife (USC) and I (Canadian) live in Canada.. applied through US Consulate in Montreal.. I-130 approved, DS-230 info sent, and then today we received a letter dated Oct 12th saying that the interview was...

I read the I-864 over again and it looks like I could use my mother in law as a Joint Sponsor to my wife. Has anyone else done this and if so what was your experience? I'm sure my wife COULD move before me but if it's not necessary than I would prefer to move together. Also I realize that my...

Thank you for replying and here are some of the answers to your questions. We have been married since Feb 2004. She moved to Canada shortly after that. She will be filing her US taxes with the IRS right away as honestly we didn't know she still had to claim them when she was living in Canada...

US Citizen living in Canada sponsoring Canadian Citizen to move to the US. I-130 has been approved, filed with Montreal Visa Office. DS-230 filled out and ready to submit. What is needed for I-864 form? Seeing as both my wife and I are currently living in Canada neither of us have a...

We provided her family's address in the US so that's fine. Canadian income more than meets the requirement for sponsorship. I didn't know about having to be domiciled in the US.. She lives in Canada as a permenant resident with me. So you're saying that she would need to move back to the US...

Here is the situation and question that I have. I am Canadian Wife is American (US Born) living in Canada we have filed a I-130 application which has been approved. We are now in the process of filling out a DS-230 and the question I have pertains to satisfying income requirements...

If you can help out with either of the following that would be great.. I'm Canadian and my wife is an American Citizen living in Canada as a permenant resident. We filed a I-130 with the Montreal Consulate back in May of 2006. Shortly after we received a letter that they would be...