AP_since_May2023
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Did your lawyers share real-life cases whereby a spouse of a US citizen is denied entry FOREVER for this situation? Unless there is real threat to national security and/or committed serious crimes, I strongly doubt spouses of US citizens would be denied entry forever, but I hope to be corrected.
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Because you are married to a US Citizen, you will never be denied entry forever. There are plenty of illegals who are in the US unlawfully, who married a US citizen, and all of their past immigration violations/crimes are forgiven. But I understand where you are coming from.
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Why don't you consider doing I-485 since you're already in the US?
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I don't see too many IVs on that website. Where did you find the information about most AP for IVs clearing in 3 months? My understanding is that most APs have been taking almost 6+ months since 2022.
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You have been working from Vancouver since November 2? Your employer is extremely understanding
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I never officially got the DS-5535 form, but Did you mail your passport to the Montreal Consulate while you are in the US? How would you enter Canada without your passport? Will they mail it back to you in the US? I never officially got the DS-5535 form, but they did ask information that was similar. The frustrating thing is that most of that information was already provided in the DS-260 form. So I am not sure what else they are looking for.
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You kena AP too?
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That doctor is a different case. He should have never gotten it in the first place. As a diplomat, they are perfectly aware of their responsibilities but chose not to correct the mistake given that it was to their advantage.
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I agree. AP for anything should take place BEFORE the consular interview, not AFTER.
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Any updates?
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Anyone invited for interview at US Consulate in Singapore recently? How long did you have to wait from DQ to receive your interview? TIA.