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  1. markusscoop
    Hi thanks for your insight, yeah I am definitely kicking myself for not applying right after the marriage in October of 2023. We have some calls with immigration attorneys on Monday to see if there is a way to extend the 6 months but more than likely my wife is just going to have to come to Canada more often until I gain some days back. Well I am sure I will be seeing you in the future when I get my request for a medical. Send me the name of your office if you like. How quickly do you normally have available appointments? Thank you!
  2. markusscoop
    Oh ok I did not know that. Ok thank you, I did not know that.
  3. markusscoop
    Ok good to know, I did not realize their timeline was so off base. My interview would be in Vancouver if that changes anything for timelines.
  4. markusscoop started following Canada IR-1/CR-1 Spouse Visa process and timeline.
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    Hello, I have a few questions. My wife is living in the US and I am in Canada. She filed the I-130 form in March 2024. Wondering if anyone filed shortly before that and has had their case approved and sent to NVC yet? Online status says we have a week left. Secondly, Once the application is sent to the NVC what is the approximate turn around time from them receiving your application to the interview date in Canada? We would be getting them all their documents done as soon as possible. And lastly, We travel back and forth to visit each other but due to my flexible work schedule I travel to visit her more often. I am coming close to the 180 days allowed in the US in a year and I know that exceeding that can be very detrimental for the application. Does anyone know if there is a legal way through the USCIS to exceed those 180 days without it effecting the application. Or is the best option for my wife to just visit me when she can in Canada? Thank you for your insight.
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