Citizenship Certificate of petitioner required?

[mnlvj8891 1]

Hello everyone,

Newbie here, so few questions before I start this journey. 

 

Q1: My wife to be is a USC through naturalization, however, she was underage at the time, therefore, she got her citizenship through her dad. Question is, does she need to apply for a citizenship certificate to file for i-130? She does have a valid passport. 

Q2: I am a Canadian citizen and we've been dating for more than 6 years, we live in neighboring cities (US-Canada), would I still be able to visit her after she files? I do not have property in my name, however, I do have a full-time career that I can get a letter from my HR departments stating my intentions are nothing but pleasure and will surely be back in Canada after a short amount of time (Mostly weekends)

Q3: What is the processing like for I130 and NVC in Montreal? when can we start living together in the US?

 

Feel free to share any helpful links or guides that I can use as we start to prep the I130. 

 

Thanks in advance. 

[Liam2021 583]

A US passport is a valid proof of citizenship.

[debbiedoo 2,339]

her passport is proof of citizenship.

 

yes, you can visit. my fiance comes down every 3 weeks. might get a few extra questions on occasion but nothing bad. he carries a copy of the K1 package, employment letter, and paystubs, etc to help prove ties if he needs to (so far he hasnt been asked for them).

[mnlvj8891 1]

On 7/11/2018 at 10:59 AM, debbiedoo said:

her passport is proof of citizenship.

 

yes, you can visit. my fiance comes down every 3 weeks. might get a few extra questions on occasion but nothing bad. he carries a copy of the K1 package, employment letter, and paystubs, etc to help prove ties if he needs to (so far he hasnt been asked for them).

Thank you, that's a relief.