US Immigration from Japan

Hi, I'm currently filing for the CR-1 visa, and am about to send off my fingerprints for the Canada police certificate. I am using the Comissionaires service for this, and on it, it is asking if "authentication by Global Affairs Canada" is required, and also if legalization is required by an embassy. For any of you who have been in a similar position, what did you do in this case?

Thanks for any help possible.

We had our interview yesterday. The interviewer told us we passed (we asked for the result) but that they had to reject us because the medical exam hadn't arrived yet. She said "This is common, especially when a medical exam was done a week or so before".

The only problem is, we did our medical exam at the end of February and received an email with the result on March 2nd.

I immediately called the clinic and the person on the phone told me that they can't "submit it again", since once they submit the result to the system, it will not let them do anything to it. He told me to tell the consular to retrieve it or check again because apparently it's a common glitch or issue.

I went back to the interviewer and she told me it should be fine, and that she can't check it herself because another staff member at the embassy is who checks.

So that's where we're at right now. This seems really strange. I've heard of one week or 10 days, but March 2nd until now? That's almost three weeks. They did keep my wife's passport, but the case status hasn't updated. It hasn't even updated to rejected.

Hello,

I have received O-1B petition last June in the US and I had visa interview in London consulate as a third country national on 3/1/22. Unfortunately I received 221(g) form requesting to submit background information (travel history, DOB of my siblings, history of home address, working history, and so on) within 7 days as it said on the form. I sent my information to the designated email address on the next day and it has been about two weeks now(as of 3/17/22). It seems like it is normal to take at least few weeks to start getting email from the consular but my questions is: am I supposed to receive a confirmation email that they received my information?

Hi, I have been combing this forum for answers and it has been very useful for solving most questions, but I sadly couldn't find an answer for a few of these questions so I was curious if somebody knew the answer to any of them.

On Part 1: I am the petitioner, but am also one of the joint sponsors (I am under the presumption that my father will file another I-864, and my mother will do a I-864A), so I am a bit confused on this part. I am guessing I would choose 1.e: "I am the first/second of two joint sponsors.", but I am not entirely sure and just wanted to double check.

Part 3 is asking for family members. I am only petitioning for my wife, do I write her name in "Family Member 1"? I am guessing not.

Part 6 and 7, I do not have any income in the US as I have been living abroad for years (hence using my father as sponsor). In this case, do I check #6, "Unemployed"? Also, do I leave my "current individual annual income" as $0, along with the income descriptions? Also, I am guessing the savings/assets are only the ones in the US right? So, in our case, $0?

Much thanks to anyone who can help, it is much appreciated.

Hey everyone.

my fianc recently had her visa approved and we are planning to head back to the states in the next few months.

her visa expires Jun 22nd, and she is planning to come to the states on Jun 7th. First of all, didn t mean to cut it so close, but wasn t aware the six month validity was tied to medical examination date and not visa reception. She has already booked her flight

I know the visa will allow her to enter the US and we must marry within 90 days, however, do we need to be legally wed before her visa term expires on 6/22? Or as long as she enters the country before that time, we have 90 days to wed regardless of the k1 visa expiring?

I ve tried to pull up info on this and can t find anything specific.
many advice is appreciated!