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  1. @sunnylank When you filed the DS-260, it asked you if you wanted to get a SSN. If you checked that you wanted one, you'll receive it at the same adress as the green card. Please note to not change anything to your DS-260 as changing anything will reset your DQ date. You can update the delivery adress at the interview if it has changed since then. It has nothing to do with the border agent.
  2. I wouldn't tell this at the interview. I would just say that you are planning on wrapping things up and moving to the US as soon as possible (which is true). It's the same for my husband, he needs to finish something with his degree and will stay behind for around 1 to 1.5 year. So we are planning to go to the US for a couple of months upon issuance of the greencard and get him an i-131 Re-entry Permit just in case before he goes back to Canada to finish things up (but we won’t say that at the interview).
  3. @OldUser Thank you for the tip. So the reason doesn't seem to be very important
  4. Hello all, I am getting a green card EB1, but my spouse needs an extra 1.5 years to finish up in Canada. We are planning on filing an i-131 Re-entry Permit. What are acceptable reasons for the “Information about your Proposed Travel” - are there any things that are good or bad to write there? Is there anyone in here that got the i-131 Re-entry Permit and would mind sharing what you wrote for the reason? My spouse needs to finish his 2 years of being part of the Psychologists Order so it can be transferable to the US. Could we write to “To finish his contractual agreement with his Quebec clients as a Psychologist?” Or keep it vaguer? Is there anything that would be bad to write as a reason? What are examples of acceptable or good reasons? Thank you so much for your help!
  5. You'll see that between what immigration lawyers say and what actually happens there is a big difference. People's experience on Visa Journey is way more accurate. EBs definitely are all together in the line for the interview. But you seem to not want to believe it, you've said this a couple of times.
  6. I added to the spreadsheet Saphrin, Journeyman23 and JesusisLord24. I can't make it "Sort A to Z" though in any columns. It says it's protected. Can someone reconfigure the sheet in order? Thanks!
  7. I would apply for a hard copy just in case. It seems that they want hard copy originals. A PDF would be too easy to modify.
  8. Expediting seems very hard and only for medical emergencies. We are at DQ mid-December 2023 now. You should probably get an interview around February-March 2025.
  9. I'm in Quebec, so my documents are often in French. My certified English translations that were accepted so far had been made by a certified translator that is part of the order of translator of Quebec. With their number of the order and an official stamp as well as a page with the blurb that says it's a certified translation to the best of their knowledge, blablabla. You have to have the official stamp and that blurb. For reference it was just 50$ per simple document so far.
  10. Sorry to hear that. But yes if you have AP after the interview, that's another timeline. I see you are in the group DS-5535. If you got a DS-5535, that group would know best then us at this point. If they just asked for your passeport I would think it's a great thing!
  11. I don't know if it was always there and I didn't see it, but just saw all the tabs in the Google Sheet. Notably the Consular Update with the Application backlog progress. If it's new: To whoever did this: Thank you so much! It's so great to see all that data and interview info and such!
  12. @Tom007 Not exactly sure what you mean by Welcome Letter: you mean your DQ letter (the letter saying all your documents and DS-260 are approved and you are now in the queue for an interview)? You will receive the DQ letter by email. You will receive it and your lawyer will receive it by email as well.
  13. @Saphrin Added you! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14yZKxht6igwJPXPU0EehKmmN2hx1g3EchEuB5G0yNO4/edit?gid=0#gid=0
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