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Happy News: I called the NVC yesterday and was informed we have an interview in Montreal on August 21st!!! My husband will be moving into the states on the 26th. :dance::dance:

My concern: I am a full time graduate student in NYC and have been since last fall. I will be completely done in mid December and will move back to WI [hometown]. When my husband enters the country, he is planning on living with my parents in WI until I finish school. It is just too much money to have him move to NYC and I will be moving to WI once school is done anyways. Then, obviously, we will have a place of our own.

Since we technically won't be living together RIGHT AWAY, will this create any problems for us at the interview?? Will they ask any residence questions at the interview?? We have plenty of proof of our ongoing relationship, I just don't want any additional problems at the interview.

Thanks for your help...

Stephanie

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US girl married to a Canadian boy.

Short and Sweet Version

10/15/2005 married in Niagara Falls, NY

10/28 I-130 mailed.

11/3 NOA1.

11/28 I-130 Approved!!!

12/14 NVC case number

12/17 Received DS3032 and 864 bill

1/6/2006 Mailed DS3032 and 864 bill

1/19 Received IV bill

1/25 Received 864 packet

1/31 Mailed IV bill

2/10 Mailed 864 packet

2/18 Received DS 230

2/21 RFE 864 - NVC wants one piece of info.

3/8 Mailed RFE 864

3/14 Mailed DS-230

3/16 DS-230 received at NVC

3/30 RFE #2

5/4 Mailed RFE #2

5/11 CASE COMPLETE!!!!

7/7 case forwarded to Montreal

8/21 MONTREAL INTERVIEW!!!!!!

8/22 Got temporary visa

8/26 imported hubby to the US

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Jersey Girl   2

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I don't know the answer, but would stick with the address you gave on all your forms. Was that your parents' address in WI? Why cloud the issue? He'll only be visiting your parents temporarilly, and you'll only be in NYC temporarilly.

I-130 sent Mar 30, 06

approved Aug 15, 06

I-129f sent April 24, 06

approved July 27, 06

Montreal interview Jan 18, 07

POE Toronto Jan 28, 07

EAD sent Jan. 30, 07

transferred to Vermont Feb 12

biometrics Feb 22

approved March 13

card returned undeliverable! March 27

called after 6 weeks to have EAD re-sent

AOS sent Jan. 30, 07

biometrics Feb 22

RFE for complete medical (!) Feb 23

Called Senator from NJ - never returned call

Infopass March 19 (no help)

Replied to RFE with duplicate medical March 19

Sent additional evidence (I-693A) March 26

NBC received supplement March 30

touched April 4

Interview July 16

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Overwhelming evidence of a relationship will clear this hurdle. Also be prepared for financial questions as a result.

From what I've seen here, I'm pretty sure the interview will be ok.

Is there any way he could stay in Canada from the time of the interview until you return to WI? That would erase all doubt. He also has six months to activate the visa.

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stephiejoyce   0

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Thanks for the comments, thoughts, and encouragement regarding this confusing situation.

We will definitely have lots of proof regarding our relationship.

Gerard, in answer to your question, yes, I assume my husband could stay in Canada until I make the move back to WI, but we were really just wanting him to immigrate in, get settled, find a job, etc all before I move back. So, I guess I'm just hoping that they don't answer too many questions regarding this subject at the interview. Like you said, I'm pretty sure the interview will go okay. :yes:

Thanks again guys!

Stephanie

US girl married to a Canadian boy.

Short and Sweet Version

10/15/2005 married in Niagara Falls, NY

10/28 I-130 mailed.

11/3 NOA1.

11/28 I-130 Approved!!!

12/14 NVC case number

12/17 Received DS3032 and 864 bill

1/6/2006 Mailed DS3032 and 864 bill

1/19 Received IV bill

1/25 Received 864 packet

1/31 Mailed IV bill

2/10 Mailed 864 packet

2/18 Received DS 230

2/21 RFE 864 - NVC wants one piece of info.

3/8 Mailed RFE 864

3/14 Mailed DS-230

3/16 DS-230 received at NVC

3/30 RFE #2

5/4 Mailed RFE #2

5/11 CASE COMPLETE!!!!

7/7 case forwarded to Montreal

8/21 MONTREAL INTERVIEW!!!!!!

8/22 Got temporary visa

8/26 imported hubby to the US

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