We just got married last month and we're still unsure if we're going to file for a petition right now or later on. Currently, my wife is a permanent resident in the US but she'll be able to apply for citizenship early next year(Feb 2024, ~six months from now). I'm(Canadian Citizen) currently not living in the US right now, but would love to as early as I can. The question is, which is the better path, filing a petition right now or just waiting for my wife's citizenship and filing the petition after? Which one ultimately leads to faster processing in theory?
I'm also thinking of getting the Boundless Immigration service and would like to know some experiences you guys have with them.
Another question I have is what would be some good evidence to show USCIS for a bonafide marriage? We haven't lived together and I've just been visiting her most of the time so we don't have joint anything since I live in Canada. We only have pictures when we go on trips and every time I visit her.
Thanks for the answer in advance.
Wouldn't that complicate and slow the process when notifying the USCIS to change citizenship status while in the process? How do we notify the USCIS of the change? Thanks in advance!