Let me try to make a long and complicated story shorter:
My wife came to the US on a J-1 visa and was subject to the HRR. Once she completed her degree, we left the US (almost 12 years ago!) and have since become Canadian citizens. I am allowed to retain my US citizenship, but my wife was not allowed to retain her previous citizenship (Sri Lanka). We would like to return to the US, not just for ourselves, but also for our children (US citizens from birth, but have never lived there.) My wife is unable to complete the HRR as she is no longer a citizen of Sri Lanka.
Is this worth pursuing? and if so, where on earth should we begin?
My wife came to the US on a J-1 visa and was subject to the HRR. Once she completed her degree, we left the US (almost 12 years ago!) and have since become Canadian citizens. I am allowed to retain my US citizenship, but my wife was not allowed to retain her previous citizenship (Sri Lanka). We would like to return to the US, not just for ourselves, but also for our children (US citizens from birth, but have never lived there.) My wife is unable to complete the HRR as she is no longer a citizen of Sri Lanka.
Is this worth pursuing? and if so, where on earth should we begin?