Abandoning US domicile while in administrative processing (post-interview)

[sean.law 2]

Hello!

I have my interview this week so decided to check into how long it takes for MTL to send out the passport. I found that for some it can take a very long time (months). Those people are often on administrative processing (AP). I also found out that having an advanced degree can be the cause of this.

I have a MSc in biology and am worried that this will require a more extensive background check. I was born in Canada however and have never lived anywhere else so this may help me.

Due to the prolonged waiting in AP, we may run into a situation where my wife (the USC) needs to leave the US and come back to Canada (famly issues).

Is maintaining US domicile required while pending AP?

[NikLR 13,227]

It's possible that you may need to submit a resume (CV) and may get more background checks if you fall into certain categories within that biology degree.

Everything is required until the visa is granted.

[Friend2ya 9]

Hop into "Waiting for our passports from Montreal" we pretty much active in that thread!!

We had someone with IT degree and have been on AP because of his technology field.. page 127 i believe

Edited January 26, 2016 by Friend2ya