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JRTLFlores   2

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Mexico
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Hi guys, I'm not sure what category this question is supposed to go into. My now-husband came here on a fiance visa last July and received his Green Card this past March, making him a legal resident of course. Will he be able to cross the border to Canada with me to go to my cousin's wedding?

07.24.09 Met in Mexico.

03.18.10 Began dating via internet.

07.10.10 Arrived in Mexico, 2nd trip.

12.16.10 Returned home to US. Last time I've seen him :(

12.20.10 I-129f sent to Dallas.

12.28.10 I-129f received.

12.30.10 NOA1

05.04.11 NOA2

05.07.11 Received hardcopy NOA2 in the mail.

05.31.11 NVC receive.

06.02.11 NVC sent.

06.02.11 Consulate Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Sent. (i.e. submitting DS-260 and filling out and printing DS-156 and DS-156K)

06.14.11 Scheduled ASC and interview.

07.10.11 Departure to Mexico City.

07.11.11 Mexico City to Juárez.

07.12.11 Medical

07.13.11 ASC appointment

07.14.11 INTERVIEW! and APPROVED!! :)

07.21.11 Visa in Transit.

07.22.11 Visa Ready to be Picked Up @ DHL.

07.23.11 Picked up visa @ DHL.

07.23.11 Crossed border to El Paso.

07.24.11 Flight to Boston and FINALLY IN MY ARMS AGAIN!!! Thank you Lord!

09.17.11 Married!

09.27.11 Sent in papers for AOS

02.13.12 Received RFE

Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,111

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Moving to working and traveling during US immigration as this is not an AOS question OP already has green card.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

SouthernComfort Contributor

SouthernComfort   13

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Filed: AOS (apr) Timeline
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Yes, LPRs can travel to Canada without a visa.

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Citizens and permanent residents (green card holders) of the US do not require a temporary resident visa to enter Canada as tourists. They may travel directly to a Canadian port-of-entry to seek admission. They must present proof of their status in the United States.

http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/buffalo/visas/forms_temporary_resident_temporaire_formulaires.aspx?view=d

AOS

04/27/12 Got Married...Yippeeeeeeee

05/17/12 Day 1..AOS sent

05/19/12.Day 3.AOS packet delivered

05/24/12.Day 8. E-mail notifications received

05/25/12.Day 9. Checks cashed

06/01/12.Day 16.NOA1 Hardcopy received for i-130,EAD &AP

06/05/12.Day 20. Got hardcopy Biometrics appointment letter

06/19/12.Day 34.Biometrics done Phoenix ASC

06/21/12.Day 36. RFE I-485

06/22/12.Day 37. RFE replied.tax transcripts

06/27/12.Day 42.RFE evidence review email from USCIS

07/05/12.Day 50. 2nd RFE

07/31/12.Day 75.Got EAD/AP approval email...

08/06/12.Day 81. Received email Interview appointment for September

08/07/12.Day 82. Receive paper AP

08/08/12.Day 83. Received EAD card

09/05/12.Day 110.Interview.Under review

09/24/12.Day 129. GC approved

09/29/12. Day 134. GC in hand

 
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