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That depends on whether you are going the consular processing route or you intend to apply for AOS from within the US.

When you move back to Canada, you can bring in whatever money you want to tax free. However once you setup residency in Canada and continue to earn money from US investments, that will be considered part of your global income and will need to be declared on Canadian tax filings.

Since you enter the US with B-2 status, you are free to leave the US whenever you want to. However keep this in mind, if the admitting officer picks up your trend (re-entering too often with B-2 status) or finds out that you are living with your USC husband while awaiting your green card, you...

Is that before you get your green card?

Fair? Immigration is a benefit and not a right. What exactly happened with the initial petition? Did the sponsor receive an initial NOA? What did USCIS admit to?

A1: You were arrested for the DUI, right? Then you need to mention your arrest. What was the outcome? Were you convicted? A2: See above. A3: The visa only allows you to approach a POE for entry. The admitting officer at the POE has final say whether to grant entry or not.

Read this forum up. She needs to sponsor you as her spouse.

Is your aunt a US citizen? Assuming she is, your grandmother should be able to get her GC in about a year. I am assuming your father is married, so your grandmother needs to become a citizen first and then sponsor him. 6 years for her to become a citizen and then around 11 years for your...

It will not become zero :) However you will need to provide more than normal amount of documentation to prove that your marital union is genuine and ongoing.

My best guess, "no extension" whatsoever. Your cousin's intentions were severely doubted by the POE officer. He/she could have easily denied him entry, but decided to grant 4 weeks of entry with the condition that your cousin is left no avenue to extended his stay in any form or shape. Your...

Enjoy your stay!

Firstly, stop panicking. 10% of jointly filed I-751 couples are asked to appear for an interview. It is mostly quality control unless there is something in your case that has caused them to suspect that your marital union is not genuine.

Firstly, loose the caps. It is considered shouting. Secondly, with an immigration petition in the system, it becomes very difficult to obtain a B-2 visa. It is not impossible, but very close to being impossible for certain passport holders.

Once there is an I-130 in the system it usually mean the end of B-2 visas. There are always exceptions but do not count on it. With regards to a provision for 'special children', I am afraid it does not exist. How old is your brother?

Your background is most likely being checked with various federal agencies. This can last anywhere from a few days to a few months. If you need your passport back, you should be able to request the US consulate to hand it back to you.

Best of luck and keep us posted on how your next visa attempt goes.

There is no "magic pill" that can help you overcome 214(b). Consuls on average spend 45-60 seconds to adjudicate a B-2 application. Carry as much proof of ties you can to Bolivia, but keep in mind, luck does play a part in securing a B-2 visa.

Since you are already Italian and Uruguayan, it means both countries have no issues with their citizens holding other citizenships. Adding US citizenship to the mix will be fine.

You really need to beef up your social and financial ties then before re-applying. Your age, gender, marital status and citizenship are working against you I am afraid.

The key is for you to overcome 214(b). In other words, convince the consul, through financial and social ties to your country of residence, that you will surely depart the US in a timely manner. Do you come from a country with a high rate of visa fraud? What passport do you hold?