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  1. We had no issues at all. The border officer scanned our passports, asked about our destination, and then returned them to us. My kids already received their SS cards in the mail a week ago. Good luck!
  2. No, because there were no issues during my medical exam. By the way, I have a history of latent TB, but the radiologist approved my X-ray.
  3. Our visa is actually less than 6 months: issued 10-07-2024 and expiring 02-22-2025. I think the six months is from the medical exam. Here is my story today: After receiving a notice this morning that our passports had arrived at a Toronto postal office, I picked up a large package with our passports, small envelopes for each family member, and two big ones for myself. I arrived at the Niagara border crossing around 4:30 PM. The border officer took our passports and asked us to park and head to a nearby building. There were a few people ahead of us, but it took less than 20 minutes before an officer called us inside and collect our package. After about five minutes, we were asked to go to his desk for pictures and fingerprints. About 15 minutes later, he returned our passports with a stamp next to the visas printed in Montreal, explaining that this is our temporary green card that is valid for one year and it can be used to work and travel internationally until the actual card arrives. There were no major questions, just confirming our U.S. address and the type of visa I have. After that, I drove back to Toronto, looking forward to returning home this weekend to resume my work in the U.S after more than a month . Good luck to everyone!!
  4. The email we used is: Montreal-IV-DV@state.gov Good luck!
  5. Same here! The status changed to "issued" this morning. My daughter emailed them last night, explaining that it’s urgent for her to receive her passport so she can return to university. They called her this morning, but she missed the call. Does anyone know how long it might take to actually receive the passports?
  6. Congratulations, LiteV, and I want to apologize for my previous comments. Your story will undoubtedly assist others. Had I been aware of this possibility or received the refusal email earlier, I would have taken similar actions, as I've been working in the U.S. for the past six years and my daughter is in university there. The nearly month-long wait for our passports has already affected her school year, requiring her to drop several classes. Thankfully, I managed to arrange to work from home and still have a house in Toronto to stay in. Thank you
  7. The same here! Interview September 6th, last updated October 1st, status always ready ….
  8. As far as I understand, in our situation, it’s not possible to collect the passport in person after the interview. Whoever made wrote that should explain their reasoning. The Google Sheet serves as an important source of information for us and future users, so please ensure its accuracy and refrain from modifying it or changing others' information.
  9. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14yZKxht6igwJPXPU0EehKmmN2hx1g3EchEuB5G0yNO4/edit#gid=0
  10. @Froozion, could you please provide some comments on your status/notes section in the Google Sheet? It looks like you’re the only one whose visa was issued today. Congratulations once again!
  11. For those of us who completed their interviews successfully in September, when do you think we can expect to receive our passports?
  12. Use this link to track your case: https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx
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