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I-130 and Travelling

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I am Canadian and my fiance is American. We are getting married next month and apply for the I-130 visa afterwards. We have been told I am not susposed to travel to the US after the visa application has been filed. Is this true ? If I have proper supporting documents to show I am coming back to Canada to work after my visit to him, would this work ? Has anyone ever had this experience

Any help or guidance is muchly appreciately !!

Karen

Met online May 2004

Met in person October 2004

Married February 16, 2010

Submitted I-130 February 22, 2010

NOA 1 March 3, 2010

Touched March 8, 2010

Touched June, 28,2010

RFE June 30, 2010

RFE sent in July 16,2010

RFE received in California July 19, 2010

NOA 2 July 28, 2010

NVC received case file August 3, 2010

NVC case number August 4, 2010

Emailed DS-3032 and opted in for Email filing August 5, 2010

Called NVC to give email addys August 6, 2010

Optin Accepted August 6, 2010

Paid AOS bill August 12, 2010

Emailed DS-3032 and opted in for Email filing August 5, 2010

Received AOS bill August 12, 2010

Paid AOS bill August 12, 2010

Emailed DS-230 September 24, 2010

Emailed I-864 October 2, 2010

NVC SIF & Approval October 13, 2010

Medical Toronto January 24, 2011

Interview February 14, 2011

P.O.E. Ambassador Bridge, Detroit, February 24, 2011

Biometrics Appointment ?? March 22, 2011

Went to Social Security to find out about card to find out nonexistant March 23,2011

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I am Canadian and my fiance is American. We are getting married next month and apply for the I-130 visa afterwards. We have been told I am not susposed to travel to the US after the visa application has been filed. Is this true ? If I have proper supporting documents to show I am coming back to Canada to work after my visit to him, would this work ? Has anyone ever had this experience

Any help or guidance is muchly appreciately !!

Karen

The I-130 is a petition that in your case would result in the privilege of applying for a CR1 visa. There is no prohibition against entering the USA during the process but each border crossing is at the discretion of US CBP.

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