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Hello guys,

 

I am US citizen and planning to marry a Canadian citizen. Can she stay with me in the US while waiting for approval? I know Canadians they enter to US without a visa for 6 months. Can she stay with me that long, exit the country and come back again? I really don't know what is the best options we have here!we really don't want to live apart for more than one year! 

 

By the way, she has her own business there is canada. 

 

 

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She can visit during the process, but she cannot live in the US without a proper visa.

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23 minutes ago, mister-love said:

How long she is allowed to stay?

You already know she's allowed to stay for six months.  You asked if she can leave and come back.  Answer to that is yes.  She can enter multiple times.  There's no limit.  However while she can stay six month on one visit, she cannot stay six months, leave for a day, week, or month and come back for another six months.  She must be outside the USA more than in, even if only a day more.  This is measured during any 12 month period.

 

She has a visitor privilege.  Many Canadian Snowbirds actually live in their own homes in the USA six months out of the year, but they go leave for the other six months.

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6 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:
  • interesting as in September 2022 you were applied for German spouse according to your own post and case went to NVC April 2023
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I don’t think that was OP’s timeline or info, I think they copied that from a facebook group to show a timeline from another person as a reference.

 

To OP: your spouse can have short visits while the immigrant visa is pending but she should not push it and keep the visits short. 

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11 hours ago, mister-love said:

 

Hello guys,

 

I am US citizen and planning to marry a Canadian citizen. Can she stay with me in the US while waiting for approval? I know Canadians they enter to US without a visa for 6 months. Can she stay with me that long, exit the country and come back again? I really don't know what is the best options we have here!we really don't want to live apart for more than one year! 

 

By the way, she has her own business there is canada. 

 

 

She cannot work remotely while in the U.S, without EAD.

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9 hours ago, Daphne . said:

I don’t think that was OP’s timeline or info, I think they copied that from a facebook group to show a timeline from another person as a reference.

 

To OP: your spouse can have short visits while the immigrant visa is pending but she should not push it and keep the visits short. 

its not from a timeline 

He wrote on another's post that he petitioned his German spouse 9/2022 and was sent to NVC 4/2023

 

On 4/7/2023 at 6:41 PM, mister-love said:

I applied sep 7th and immediately got Actively reviewing, and still nothing.  More likely K3 did speed up the process for them. 

 
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