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This is nuts and they just upped the fines up to 150,000 and up to 1 year in jail. The police are getting so many calls they can't keep up. A Nova Scotia man has been slapped with a fine worth more than $28,000 after deliberately violating the province's ban on woods travel, a move he says was necessary to challenge the provincial proclamation in court. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/n-s-man-purposely-violates-ban-on-entering-woods-gets-handed-28k-fine-1.7606766

A little bit different than the fiance visa. Your fiance had to adjust status to get the Green card. Your step daughter will have her green card sent to her automatically the stamp in her passport will be a temporary CG. So she will need to file a re-entry permit and get biometrics done for that.

Re-entry permit is the way to go. Do as much as you can that Appleblossom has mentioned. Get her a DL, get her a bank account and apply for re entry right away. She must get her biometrics done before leaving the US so make sure to apply the minute she lands. That plus all the trips home is what she needs to do.

Don't worry about your daughter's age. She has to enter the country before 21 not have her green card before 21.

~~Moved to AOS from K1 K3 P&P, from K1 Process and Procedures - the OP is at the AOS stage.~~

~~Moved to AOS from Work, Student and Tourist Visas, from IR1 CR1 P & P~~

I've been in Canada almost 3 weeks now. Taking care of my dad all because of two rounds of steroids for nerve pain. He went from being able do everything, walking and driving to Tim Hortons get his coffee and then drive to the park to watch the boats. To not getting out of bed for 3 days, couldn't stand on his own two feet for another 3 days. Then getting some strength back but barely. My sister has to work, she's been out of work for almost two years and was about to pay 150$ a day do have health care of some sort come by for 4 hours a day. So I flew to Traverse City and had her pick me up there. Prices are nuts flying to them. Saved 1k+ doing it this way. Had a doctor's appointment Friday with a specialist because his doctor was thinking leukemia. Turns out every single thing is caused by the steroids. It seems when you're younger it's no big deal but at 82 it cause muscle wasting. On top of all that my sister finds out he has COPD. I was like ya he's had it when they still had the house. So she calls the doctor and finds out he's had it since 2005. 20 freezing years and he still smoked. I made him stop when I got here. Since he can't run off to buy them it is the perfect time. So anyways, I'm here trying to get him stronger, while also trying not to cause any flair ups with his COPD.

Congratulations!

~~Moved to AOS Family K1 K3 from K1 Process and Procedures - The OP is working on AOS~~

Are you two only separated for work? Do you visit her and the kids and still sleep under the same roof? Does she visit with the kids at your place too?

~~Move to Finding Work in America, from IR1/CR1 P&P- as the OP is asking about applying for work before the SSN is in hand.~~

~~Moved to Effects of Major Family Changes, from AOS from K1 Process and Procedure- as this is not a K1 processing question.~~

The continuous residency is counted also before your naturalization. They count your time as a permanent resident too.

~~Moved to General Immigration Discussion from IR1/CR1 P and P- as similar questions are discussed here.~~

Yes all 6 in the US.

I never did the N600 for my two that were under 18. They both got their US passports and both renewed their expired passports without issue. They were expired for years, one had the 5 yr passport and did have to apply as a new passport vs simple renewal. But that would have been the same as any USC born child.

~~Moved to General Immigration Discussion, from AOS from W, S and Tourist Visas. - The OP is asking about issues if she gives up her GC after an overstay.~~

~~Moved to What Visa Do I Need, from IR1/CR1 P&P- as the Op is still trying to decide what fits them best.~~

I've never heard of this type of ID. I actually thought is was for some other country

I'm not one who likes to get vaccines if I don't need them. I'd do the test

She can get a titer test done. This will show if she has any antibodies left from her childhood vaccines. If she has chicken pox as a child she just needs to tell them roughly how old she was. They take your word for it as just about everyone once a pond a time got it.

~~Moved to SSN, form AOS FAmily K1/K3 P&P- The OP is asking about the SSN steps.~~

~~Moved to Passports, ect.. What To do now that you're a US citizen, from US Citizenship Progress Reports~~

~~Moved to General Immigration Discussion, from IR1/CR1 P&P - as similar threads are discussed here.~~

~~One post removed and another post for quoting the removed post. Do not mention things that do not apply the the OP. The OP was clear asking for the proper way to the immigration process for their situation. Adding what ifs is not good for anyone.~~