US Immigration from Canada

I just learned that both myself and my 7 year old need Covid19 vaccines ( done in the last 12 months) as well as seasonal influenza (flu shot) done.

Does anybody have more information on this? How strict is this? Is there any flexibility in not getting these done and proceed with medical exam?

Please let me know if children need to attend the scheduled interview? Our interview will be in Montreal but we live outside of this city.

Thank you!

I have my citizenship interview on Monday morning. Does the officer need originals of marriage certificate, birth, divorce, etc? I was thinking of taking original and copies with me just in case. Some where harder to obtain than others. Thanks in advance.

I have received a letter from US state department saying that my petition for I-129F has been approved and I was provided with Montreal Case number.

I'm having a hard time understanding if NOW I need to do something (schedule interview, medical etc) or I need to wait to be contacted by the Montreal consulate in regards the next steps, and whether or now I should go ahead and schedule my interview?

The letter simply says that the Consulate will contact me when they are ready to process my petition, but on the forum I saw a couple of members suggesting to go ahead and schedule the interview.

Please clarify this for me. I dont want to waste time, if now it's on me to take action. Thank you!

Hi there, It's been a while since I've posted anything, but I've run into a snag with my N400 and curious of any similar experiences or advice:

I applied for N400 and had my interview. In the interview, I was asked if my parents were both born in Canada (where I was born) and always lived in Canada - My dad was born in the US, so I replied: My father was born in the US, he never applied for US Citizenship for himself. he never held a US passport and he is now deceased.

The interviewer said that he couldn't approve me because he thought I might be entitled for citizenship through my dad. He said to give him a little time and he would update.

I just received an RFI for my father's birth certificate and marriage certificate.

Everything I have read on USCIS and here tells me I do not qualify to become a US citizen through my parent because he did not request it before I turned 18 and because he did not meet the residency requirement (he moved when he was a child).

I think I might be able to get the birth certificate, but I do recall him looking into this once long ago and saying that he could only get a birth certificate if he knew where he was baptized and he dropped it. I don't know if I can acquire a marriage certificate and frankly don't get why it's applicable?

I'm planning to call in and see if I can get more info, but what do I do if I can't get these items? I need to get my response in by June 3 and very worried it's not possible to even acquire the docs at all let alone in that time.