What to do, what to do.

[JSSB 0]

Hey guys. Long time lurker, first time poster. My fiancee(in Alabama) and I(Manitoba, Canada), just got our interview date the other week(March 9th, 10am!) and I've got a couple of questions!

1)EAD: I know that EA stands for Employment Authorization. What's the "D" stand for?

1a)I have no idea if I'm eligible for this. Should I just ask for it at the PoE, and see what they say?

2)Things to change. I know I have to send in the papers to change things. Am I missing anything from this list?

-Current Residence

-Banking Info

-License Info

-Credit Card cancellation

3)ROE: When I go hand in my two weeks, do I ask that they put "Relocation for anticipated marriage" as the reason for quitting?

Is there anything that I'm not anticipating for my departure to the USA in May? Thank you.

[JSSB 0]

I forgot one question.

There's some stuff that I'm going to be leaving here in Canada, but will eventually want to bring down once we move out of the apartment and buy a house. Will I end up having to pay duty on the stuff? It's two chairs(valued at ~$900 total).

[misa 2]

Congrats on your interview date.

1. D stands for Document.

2. Cancelling any phone and utility bills?

3. Relocation for marriage.

Edited February 18, 2007 by misa

[Reba 2]

you will be able to bring any of your personal belongings duty free to the US for up to 10 years. But it has to be stuff you own now, so your 2 chairs will be fine.