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  1. @WaitingEB-1AJan23 Congrats! So happy for you and your family! Thank you for sharing in details how it went!
  2. @Canadian K Congratulations! Thank you for letting us know. Was your DQ really 2023 because your PD was not current or is it a typo and it was 2024? Thanks!
  3. Hi @WaitingEB-1AJan23 My cross-border accountant explained that even if you pay taxes in Canada for your job, it doesn't really matter as what you pay in Canada will be taken off in the US side because of the tax treaty. So you end up paying the same as if you were in Canada (so a little more than just the US as Canadian taxes are usually higher). I don't understand his idea of being a US non-tax resident for 2025. You have to be a tax resident of the US when you activate your greencard which will be in 2025 for you? If you check non tax resident of the US it could be seen as abandonning your green card.
  4. @Chris504 Congrats! Thanks for letting us know! Ouf! I thought they skipped this month. So good to hear. I added you to the Google spreadsheet (at the bottom as it's only what I have access to). What's your country of chargeability? Thanks!
  5. @changeloga I don't know about that or how long it would take for the change to take effect at our level, but "The panel physician should identify any past or present conditions that might be a contraindication to, or precaution for, the administration of a vaccine" https://www.cdc.gov/immigrant-refugee-health/hcp/panel-physicians/vaccination.html?CDC_AAref_Val=https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/vaccinations.html I would contact the office where you will get your medical exam and ask about your personal case if if's a contraindication enough. If so, it seems the panel physician of the medical exam decides to give you a waiver or not. This CDC website gives info on waivers too. This CDC page was taken from the US immigration page: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/MTL-Montreal.html#med_exam_instructions Hope this help!
  6. @monk_yatso Added! I'm just able to add at the bottom of the sheet, not in order. But it's there now! It's ordered by the owner once in a while. I'm missing the IL date (I put Jan 31 as it's what others got) and missing which category of EB they are if you know!
  7. Hi @mrclutch31 , yes you are right that as of today you should expect a 1-year wait between the DQ and an interview at the Montreal embassy. Things might change though. On top of that, personally to get to DQ it took me over a year for an EB-1 and I am a well organized individual. Just gathering all the documents and letters were so much work, but I think you can probably do it in 6 months if you are super motivated. Make sure you have lawyers that are quick. I had to wait 5 months on mine to submit what I gave them. For getting a work visa, in the meantime, it really depends on your field. In the arts all my friends get a O-1 first, which also takes about 6-8 months last time I check. You should talk to an immigration lawyer to see your options. First call is usually free. I recommend finding a good one who he's used to working in your specific field as they have to prove your "extraordinarity" in your specific field, which leaves to a lot of interpretations.
  8. Congrats @monk_yatso and @Magnetron_ ! So happy for you!🎉🎉
  9. @Mano17 You can folllow when members get IL here; https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14yZKxht6igwJPXPU0EehKmmN2hx1g3EchEuB5G0yNO4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 and just added you. Keep us posted!
  10. @WaitingEB-1AJan23 I think you are not in the Drive Excel sheet. Can you give us you DQ so we put it in. Thanks!
  11. Hello everyone, Anyone knowledgable of Excel in here? Trying to put the names at the bottom in green, in date order with the rest, but I can't figure it out. Tks!!
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