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datafate

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    Canada

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  1. Question to people that have active their IV visa. Were you all provided any information to track delivery of green card? Also, were you asked to pay any sort of fee? 🤔
  2. You should be.Give it a shot.Nothing to loose. I am not sure how the consulate could even initiate a Canada Post pick up while they are still on strike. It should work out for you.
  3. It usually takes a month after i-140 approval for the case to be sent from USCIS to DOS. When was your I-140 approved?
  4. Same here , my passport is stuck too.I heard if you home delivered, they would have use puralator.
  5. Update : Changed to 'Issued ' on the 13th few hours after the original post .
  6. I was approved on the 8th of this Month . My Status still shows 'Ready' any one have guesses/experience on when I should expect my documents back ?
  7. I had my interview yesterday, November 8th. My appointment was scheduled for 8:15 AM, so I arrived at the consulate around 7:50. I was promptly let in, and the process began smoothly. The first counter call was to submit my documents, the second was for biometrics, and finally, I had the interview. Everyone was professional and courteous from the guards to the officer conducting interview and the docs. For the documents, my employer letter was a wet-signed original . However, it seemed they didn’t have a strict requirement, as there was no distinction made between a wet-signed letter and a printed copy sent by email. This detail didn’t appear to be of particular interest to the officer collecting the paperwork. The officer conducting the interview was especially kind, allowing us a moment to settle in as I had my 2-year-old with me. He even offered her a candy, which was a thoughtful gesture. The interview itself was straightforward, with basic questions about my employer, position, and job responsibilities. We even chatted a bit about college football and the NFL, making the experience more relaxed. Finally, he asked me to sign a letter stating that I would work for my employer once I received my visa. He then informed me that my visa was approved and `issued`and wished us the best for our time in the U.S. As of now, my CEAC status still shows as "Ready," with the last update date of November 4th. Any idea from ppl that have been through us processes to why this status is till ready and last updated on the Nov 4th?
  8. For people that needed employment letter.does it need to be a wet signed signature or would a e-signed signature work?
  9. Just wanted to know if you are in the Health Care domain ?
  10. Congratulations . What did you do for your COVID vaccines ?
  11. Not sure about that . Since I mentioned my child is 2 - they just provided information relevant to that . You can email - or call them . Seem to be pretty helpful
  12. I just talked to the office of LYNDON MASCARENHAS . Few things that was communicated to me . COVID Vaccine : Since it is not available in Canada right now. If you have two doses that was taken previously at any date they will mark that as not applicable HEP A & HEP B for Kids Under 12: This is not mandatory and will be marked as not applicable if the series has not been started.
  13. Thank you very much for the information 🙂
  14. Gotcha - in my case my wife got her Canadian citizenship after we were DQ'd . So we could also do this in that counter , right ?
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