US Immigration from Canada

Hi Members,

Have some specific question for my n-400 online filling. I am filling based on 3 year rule of married to US citizen.

1. I provided a different email than what my uscis account was created, in your contact information section, should that be fine?
2. How many children do you have? This would only accept numeric values. Instructions say type or print None unless otherwise directed. Do I need to put 0 and explain in a letter of explanation what I can upload in "Additional Information" section
3. How many times have you been married? We had church marriage too and have a certificate from our church weeding. Is it safe to put 2 and do I need to attach any additional documents for this.
4. On what date did your current spouse become a U.S. citizen? Does the issuance date go here? My husband got citizenship due to naturalization (born outside US). The certificate he has contains 2 dates one in 1996 and the other one in 1997 (this has issuance date before it). I'm understanding I have to use the date from 1997 for this question.
5. I want to upload I-797 for pending I-751, does this go in "Additional Evidence" or "Additional Information" section.
6. Anyone has format for the request for combo interview when I-751 is pending. Is it a good idea to attach one, does this go in "Additional Evidence" or "Additional Information" section.

I am attaching:

- Marriage certificate, bank statements, tax return transcripts, account transcripts, health insurance proof, mortgage statements. Anything else missing, any suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks a lot.

According to visaJourney we should have NOA2 Feb. 20th....

We got nothing...

What do you think?

Hi everyone, I submitted my I-751 last week and logged into my USCIE account today and there s a section called my uploads and it has a few of the things I submitted in my packet I-751.

My question is: why did they only scan a few random documents I sent from my packet and why is it under my uploads when I never uploaded anything?

thanks

Hi, my fianc and I have finally had our case updated to "Ready" at the Montreal consulate. We've seen conflicting information on if we should wait to do DS-160 , schedule medical appointment and actual interview until we have received something from the consulate, or if we can go ahead since the case is now "Ready". We have not received any email or mail updates from the consulate at all, so looking for some clarity because we do not want to leave it sitting too long. Any other useful information or tips, Montreal specific or in general with the process, are welcome also, thank you!

I've read what I can but wanted to put a fresh ask out to the community .... As of January 22, 2025 USCIS is no longer requiring immigrants to have the COVID Vaccine count towards the required vaccinations to immigrate. But in looking at the DHS website/required vaccines listed on consulate pages (and their identified panel physicians) the COVID-19 vaccine (and boosters every 12 months) is still listed on there.

My parents have their medical appointment coming up Ontario, Canada on March 17th. They both got COVID vaccines ... Round 1 and 2, and then boosters because of how strict Canada was...they got their last booster January 2024 (just over a year ago) to ensure they didnt have issues at the border visiting. But that last booster made them both feel not ok in various ways. They are not willing to do it again. Wondering if anyone has any insight on when we can expect consulates/panel physicians to adopt the CURRENT requirement aka no more COVID vaccine requirement as part of the necessary vaccinations for immigration.

Has anyone done a recent medical where they brought this up? What did the doctor say? If the doctor said they still don't have a memo and the intending immigrant refuses to take the shot or 12-month booster at the appointment, what happens? do they still get to go to the interview and hopefully by then the consulate can say well they are ok because now the vaccine isn't required anymore? Or...what happens?

I don't understand how USCIS can push this through in January 2025 and post it online as the new rule and it not trickle through to the other entities that are actually processing immigration applications to be inline with that new order...

Maybe someone in the visa journey community has some real recent experience with this dilemma or any further insight...