US Immigration from Canada

Hi Guys,

I am prospective US legal immigrant as Canadian, want to export my Nissan 2020 to USA; I am financing with CIBC and still have payments going on.

Please guide what is the legal way to export car to USA with lien on it from Canada, BC.

Cheers!

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End of the First-Generation Canadian Limit

If you re one of the approximately 570,000 Canadians living in the United States whether among the 65,000 Canadians in California, 60,000 in Florida, or over 30,000 in states like Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, or Texas the

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andyjsemotiuk/2025/11/26/new-canadian-citizenship-rules-could-affect-570000--living-in-america/

Hello!

I am filing for my N-400 under the 3 year marriage rule.

I am not sure how to decide if I am eligible for the fee reduction.

Do we go off the last filed year taxes? Or what this year should be? Or what?

My income is 58k, salary based.

My husband's income is where we are confused. He quit his retail job in March 2025. He has been self employed since. He is a sole menber LLC. We have not filed taxes for 2025 yet. This is the first year that he has been fulltime self employed. We have a gross amount the business has taken in this year. We're confused on what/how we would report his income for immigration, if at all.

Do we calculate what he pulls each month as a paycheck? Say nothing? Say last year's tax numbers??

I feel like we should be asking a professional about it, but I'm not even sure what professional to ask...? An immigration lawyer ? An accountant??

Appreciate any and all insight!

Hey Visa Journey!!

So, long story short I m a U.S citizen and my mom from Canada would like me to file for to get her Green Card. Now my question is she is already here in the U.S on an extended trip for a few months. Could we do the (I-130) petition and AOS forms here so she doesn t have to go back? Or would it be best for her to return to Canada and wait to be interviewed at the consulate in Canada? From research I ve seen the process is faster when filing for parents who are already in the USA. Answers are much appreciated!!

Good morning.

I am a US citizen by naturalization (not born in the US). My son, who is Canadian (born in Canada) has his interview scheduled at the US Consulate in Montreal, Canada in January. He was documentarily qualified in October 2025. The standard instructions for the US Consulate in Montreal for the interview as to what documents to bring, also state "Petitioner's Birth Certificate original and a copy", if applicable. I live in the US. He is in Canada. My question is: do I need to provide my original birth certificate (I was born in Pakistan) to him so he can take it with him to his interview in January? It doesnt make sense, since I was not born in the US. I will gladly send it to him, so he can have it with him and not need it, but if it is not needed, how do I confirm that?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.