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Getting green card for second time

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6 hours ago, Technicalglitch said:

Thanks for the informative reply.  I don't understand what it means when you say:  "Pay close attention to US domicile for your USC spouse, and required US based income to sponsor you, Montreal is very strict on domicile.  If your USC spouse has a valid job offer in the US, ask the Montreal US Consulate if they will accept the I-130, DCF (direct consular filing), which is much faster than the regular process."

Check out these two threads for more information.  Montreal is a strict consulate for US domicile and DCF cases are rarely accepted.  If your USC husband has a company in the US I doubt that DCF would apply.

 

 

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