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I know people who got approval within the last five weeks. So, this info may not be correct. But needless to say the whole process is very very slow.

If you traveled to Asia and did not surrender your I-94 at the time you left the US, you will not be allowed entry into the US with the I-94, if the US immigration officer detects that you went to Asia. You may use your I-94 to come back to the US only if you had traveled to Canada, Mexico or...

As far as I remember, up until March 17 of this year Canadian PR from commonwealth countries did not need a visa to visit the US. At the same time no visa was (and still is) required for US PR to visit Canada. US changed its policy but Canada didn’t. What an unjust US policy! I just visited...

Try to get there as early as possible. I got there around 5:30 and was done around 10:30. I saw 90 people ahead of me even at that time of the morning.

If she stayed in the US legally (in status) the first year, then it won’t matter if she is out of status now. She can still apply for PR in Canada. If her stay was less than a year before she lost her status, then it could be a problem.

Niza, I see from your posting that you did your medical less than a month after receiving the request. How come? I thought that you had to wait six months. Did this cause any problem? Is it okay to do the medical with in a month even though they ask to wait for 6 months? I would appreciate...

Here you go. Sorry, I didn't know that attachment had to be in pdf format. Please be sure to obtain the affidavits from two persons, parents, uncles, aunts etc; someone who can confirm your date and place of birth. Good luck. :)

I was in a similar situation as you. I got approval within two weeks of sending the RFE. Please see the attached doc for sample affidavit of birth that I used :)

I got approval within 2 weeks of sending the RFE response.:)