US Immigration from Canada

So I know that the NoA2 can be renewed based on the Embassy during the interview in 4 month increments of up to a year....BUT what about once it expires after the year?

With some embassies not having any idea when they will open, some NoA2s will expire at that year mark. Mine for example, expires the middle of Jan 2021..

So what happens if the embassy doesn't resume services, and the NoA2s have their year completed?

Sorry if its been asked before, I tried to look through old posts, but most are about like the less than a year renew.

Hi, just a question but for everyone just filling for the k1 what would be the point? The backlog is growing longer everyday and for those that filled since May many of these people are going to be lucky to get an interview this year. Just my two cents

Hello everyone.
my fianc is the us citizen and he may be getting orders to move states to a different base. Does Montreal embassy expedite interviews for this reason?

Okay so something has come up that has started to stress me out a little (what s new)& I m looking for advice.

Up until February of this year I d been travelling back & forth across the border to visit my now fianc since 2018 (we were just dating at the time).

Now I m a Canadian Permanent Resident, with a British Passport so I m part of the VWP. I have a valid ESTA. Once my I-94 ran out after & I re-entered I was granted a new one.

None of the border officers really had an issue with this since I lived 20 minutes from the border to Niagara Falls, NY and would literally walk across the Rainbow Bridge.

However because of my UK passport, regardless of the fact I ve lived in Canada since I was 12.

I m only allowed 90 days in the US as opposed to the 180 Canadian Citizens are allowed.

I have never stayed in the US for more than 10 days at a time (most of the time honestly it was 4-5 including the days I entered & departed, 10 days was just when we went on vacation) & then I would leave for AT LEAST a week as my fianc and I took turns visiting one another every other week.

I ve never overstayed on any I-94 s but have been granted more than one within any rolling year.
Again, CBP never raised any issues with this, it was just a ok pay the $13 here s a new one .

In fact I was instructed to apply for ESTA so that I didn t need to spend so much time filling out the form for the I-94 every time I needed a new one.

I m now worried I ll be denied at my K1 Visa interview for overstaying as technically within a rolling year I did spend more than 90 day s in the US (although not consecutively).

Are they just looking at overstays for consecutive days on one visa/I-94 or days total within a rolling year?

Hello everyone,

My fiancee successfully entered the USA on a K1 visa 2 weeks ago. We have just moved into a new apartment (before filing adjustment of status).

Do we need to update our addresses anywhere? Or just be sure to update the information when we file for AOS?

Thanks VJ community!