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B2 visa for family members, while K1 of sister is under processing #covidtimes

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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1 hour ago, Lemonslice said:

You have close to nine months on your side + time until your interview.  How long until your family gets their Canadian citizenship?  Could you delay your interview until they're closer to it? If you really want them to be there, you have more tools on your side than to depends on the unsure expedite.

My sister in-law is not yet eligible for citizenship. Even otherwise citizenship would take more than a year to process in current times. Its such a dilemma, after waiting so long even for K1 if I have to delay interview. Maybe wait few more months & see if anything changes or somehow we can get earlier appointment for B2 this year without expedite.

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