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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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!
  4. 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!
  5. @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.
  6. @Saphrin Added you! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14yZKxht6igwJPXPU0EehKmmN2hx1g3EchEuB5G0yNO4/edit?gid=0#gid=0
  7. I am EB1 so I am not an expert on EB5, but from my understanding and from what I read here for a year, once you DQ, all employment based are in the same queue. So yes you would probably get your interview letter around April 2025. The thing to look though, is to look if your priority date is being current. You can look in the Visa Bulletin. The visa bulletin seems to say that if your country of chargeability is Canada (not China or India), you are always current like EB1. So yes around April 2025. The last Visa Bulletin: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2025/visa-bulletin-for-november-2024.html
  8. Congrats! And thank you for the detailed info!
  9. It's more than a year wait. They are at DQ September 2023 right now. EB-1 doesn't go faster than any other EB. We are all in the same line once you DQ. Nothing to do but wait!
  10. Thank you so much! I'll keep that in mind. And congrats again!
  11. Congrats!!! Do you mind sharing if there were specific questions for EB-1 as we petition ourselves? Thank you!
  12. For the Montreal medical, the last time I talked to them, they only book you right before your interview (I think it was 5 days but I can't remember exactly).You can call them to make sure and to ask: QUEBEC TELUS Health Care Centres 600 Boul. de Maisonneuve West, 22nd Floor Montreal, QC, H3A 3J2 Tel: 514-845-1211 Tel: 1-800-361-3493
  13. *They talk about pregnant women many times in the page. Read the whole thing. But basically she will get a waiver for anything that is considered dangerous to pregnant women, thus they will not be required for immigration.
  14. No, vaccines that are dangerous for pregnant women are not needed in this case. It is clearly stated through the CDC link given : https://www.cdc.gov/immigrant-refugee-health/hcp/panel-physicians/vaccination.html?CDC_AAref_Val=https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/vaccinations.html The doctor at the medical exam will write a waiver: "In general, panel physicians should defer vaccines when a precaution or contraindication is present. If the decision is made to defer a vaccine, the "contraindication" reason for a Blanket Waiver ..."
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