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Filed: Country: Canada
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My husband currently lives with me in Canada as we had intended for him to move up here to be with myself and our 18 month old son. We have been married for about a year and a half now. My husband has become homesick and so here I am. hahaha. I have a few questions:

1. Will the fact that we've been married for almost two years effect any part of the process?

2. Can we apply for the K3 visa from inside of Canada? My husband is currently here on a visitors visa can he apply while he is here?

3. From the timelines listed below peoples comments it appears that most K3 applications take between 8-12 months, is that a typical time frame?

4. Where can I find a list of the fees for the required forms?

I really appreciate any help or suggestions :) Thanks

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Jason- KY, USA

Chelaine- ON, Canada

30/03/05 Met online

24/08/05 Visited for the first time in Canada

19/02/06 Visited for the second time in Canada

1/05/06 Got engaged =)

2/05/06 Found out we were pregnant

18/08/06 GOT MARRIED!! (AB)

06/06/06 Chelaine visits KY

6/01/07 Our son was born :)

28/12/07 Jason comes to Canada

05/05/08 Jason becomes homesick

10/05/08 Chelaine finds herself at visajourney.com

28/07/2009 Jason gets his permanent residence

28/08/2009 Our daughter was born :)

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Filed: Other Country: China
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My husband currently lives with me in Canada as we had intended for him to move up here to be with myself and our 18 month old son. We have been married for about a year and a half now. My husband has become homesick and so here I am. hahaha. I have a few questions:

1. Will the fact that we've been married for almost two years effect any part of the process?

2. Can we apply for the K3 visa from inside of Canada? My husband is currently here on a visitors visa can he apply while he is here?

3. From the timelines listed below peoples comments it appears that most K3 applications take between 8-12 months, is that a typical time frame?

4. Where can I find a list of the fees for the required forms?

I really appreciate any help or suggestions :) Thanks

1. That and the fact you've lived together will make evidence of bona fide relationship a breeze.

2. He can mail the petition from Canada but will need a US return address. To sponsor you, he would need a job in the US or a co-sponsor.

3. Yes

4. Click on the word "Guides" at the top of any page here. Google USCIS fees.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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My husband currently lives with me in Canada as we had intended for him to move up here to be with myself and our 18 month old son. We have been married for about a year and a half now. My husband has become homesick and so here I am. hahaha. I have a few questions:

1. Will the fact that we've been married for almost two years effect any part of the process?

2. Can we apply for the K3 visa from inside of Canada? My husband is currently here on a visitors visa can he apply while he is here?

3. From the timelines listed below peoples comments it appears that most K3 applications take between 8-12 months, is that a typical time frame?

4. Where can I find a list of the fees for the required forms?

I really appreciate any help or suggestions :) Thanks

1. That and the fact you've lived together will make evidence of bona fide relationship a breeze.

2. He can mail the petition from Canada but will need a US return address. To sponsor you, he would need a job in the US or a co-sponsor.

3. Yes

4. Click on the word "Guides" at the top of any page here. Google USCIS fees.

Has he been working in Canada while living with you, or has he been "illegally" living in Canada? If he's been there legally, you may want to investigate the Direct Consular Filing option, also found in the "Guides" section. It seems to take a lot less time then the K visa process.

Edited by Eric_and_Corinna

Timeline

7/11/2007 - I-130 NO1A Hard Copy

8/13/2007 - Son Drayson born in Sudbury, Ontario.

9/6/2007 - I-129F NO1

10/15/2007 - Trip to Toronto for Dray's Consular Birth Abroad, SS application, and US passport

3/18/2008 - NOA2 for both I-129 and I-130!! No touches or email notifications at all!

4/2/2008 - estimated that NVC received

4/9/2008 - estimated that K-3 was sent from NVC to USEMontreal

4/16/2008 - Received hardcopy from NVC

4/16/2008 - Packet 3 Received

4/24/2008 - Packet 3 Sent to USEMontreal

7/14/2008 Interview in Montreal!!!!

7/17/2008 Visa received

7/18/2008 POE Sault Ste Marie Michigan

8/21/2008 moving day...back to Anchorage, Alaska!

4/20/2009 AOS granted, 10 year Green Card arrives, Social Security # given :)

Filed: Other Timeline
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They can't DCF if he is not a legal permanent resident of Canada. She said he's there on tourist visa (how he'd be there that long on tourist visa I don't know...) so DCF is not an option.

divorced - April 2010 moved back to Ontario May 2010 and surrendered green card

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