Laniakean
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I don't and my wife doesn't but it seems the USCIS misses us so much that regardless of how many AR-11s a previous resident of the house I bought 2 years ago sends, the USCIS keeps sending everything here. Knowing how much hassle it can be for returned USCIS mail, I tracked the beneficiary down and she comes to pick the stuff up.
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I can't say anything about Montreal specifically, but when I was an LPR in the UK trying to get a B1/B2 at the London embassy, my IO called up someone else to talk to me for a few seconds and he spoke my native language fluently with an easily identifiable American accent. I inquired about it after he was satisfied with my answer, he smiled and said there where translators for every language. It may have been because the embassy in London was a large one but who knows. If your parents speak a language that has a large enough presence in the country, they may accommodate them.
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Congrats!
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The USCIS needs to see the originals so always take the original and a copy of any certificate. The copies do not need to be certified or even color copies, but taking them with you speeds up the process as the IO does not need to step out to go to a shared copier, wait in line with other iOS doing the same, chit chat, and so on.
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Having her applied under the 3 year rule, she took her foreign passport(the one she used to enter the US), IRS transcripts for the last 5 years, mortgage statement and deed, our kids' birth certificates, marriage certificate, my naturalization certificate, 3 bank statements, our DLs, our health insurance cards for the past 5 years, letters from our 401ks showing we are beneficiaries from each other. A lot of it was unnecessary but I like to err on side of caution so basically she took every document that shows both our names or that show the same address. Good luck on your journey
