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Attempt an entry with two basic rules:- (1) Do not volunteer any information (2) If questioned, do not lie under any circumstance Best of luck!

Based on the dates you have provided, your child is already a dual US/Canadian citizen (and perhaps triple). Contact the US consulate to get a CRBA.

If you are in your 22nd month after GC approval, send 22 such documents. If you are in your 23rd month after GC approval, send 23 such documents. The funny thing about common sense.....it is not that common. -- Ian Chappell

Send one document for each of the 21 months covering the period from when your conditional GC was approved to the present time. That document should show both your names and prove that you both have a financially co-mingled life.

The US consul will not care about it. As long as you are legally married (regardless of where the marriage took place) and you have a bonafied marital relationship, she is eligible for a I-130 based green card.

4 years and 1 day from the day you returned to the US for good.

Unless there is documented sustained abuse involved, you have no avenue to a green card based on this failed marriage.

This is your best option. Safe and the proper route to take.

Yes, I believe so. It has been more than a year since your last visit ended.

Did your uncle die before or after the I-130 was approved? You need to read up on 204(l).

He can do that. Has he already sent his spouse a fresh I-864 for the interview. If not, lack of an I-864 will guarantee that her visa will not be approved.

That depends on how strong your current social and financial ties are to your country of residence. It also depends on what notation is there on your cancelled visa. Does it say "cancelled without prejudice"? I will also advise you not to re-apply until a year has passed since you were deported.

If you currently reside in the UAE, the local US consulate will have jurisdiction to entertain your application and its procedures will apply.

I am pretty sure the consular staff at the French embassy have much better things to do with their time. Relax!

That is one way of looking at it. Rescheduling one's oath ceremony often adds 3-4 months before a new oath date is received.

They probably want to clarify something or just want a second interview in order to make their final adjudication. Only one way to find out.

Around a fortnight for me. This was way back in 2005.

A1: Theoretically, if granted re-entry, the Canadian citizen can re-enter in August 2016. However, a genuine visitor should never spend more than 6 months in the US during any rolling 12 month window. A2: Read up the sub-forum on TN visas

Should not cause an issue. I traveled between interview and oath. I answered "YES" to that question. It was a 5 day trip to Canada.

A1: You can go back as long as you want to. A2: Basically those providing the affidavits need to state that they know you both and they are aware of the ongoing relationship between you both. If they attended the wedding ceremony, they should mention that too.