Saphrin
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Saphrin reacted to a post in a topic:
Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2
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Hi - yes, definitely nice to see other EB5 folks. Out of curiosity, what is your timeline?
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Saphrin reacted to a post in a topic:
Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2
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It would be nice if EB5 gets their IL on a faster timeline, but I assumed that Montreal treats all EB the same (DQ+ VB Current). Our PD dates seem to be earlier than most other EBs, but my lawyer said that I can expect IL between mid to late 2025.
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My correct dates are below: PD: Dec 3, 2021 I-526 approval: June 25, 2024 DQ: Dec 9, 2024 IL: TBD
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Yeah just noticed the error with the dates. Hopefully the spreadsheet gets corrected. I only got DQ about 6 months after I-526 (June->December). Still waiting on Interview letter, which I anticipate will come December 2025.
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Hi all, I noticed incorrect information in the spreadsheet for my timeline. Correct dates below. PD: Dec 3, 2021 I-526 approval: June 25, 2024 DQ: Dec 9, 2024 IL: TBD
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Canadian24 reacted to a post in a topic:
Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2
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Thanks for the update - nice to see that they started DQ in 2024 already. Can someone add this to the spreadsheet?
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Looking at the spreadsheet, thought it was interesting that 46 people got DQd in 2023, but only 15 DQ in 2024. I wonder why the huge drop.
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Got DQ today. Feel free to update the spreadsheet. PD: Dec 3, 2021 I-526 approval: June 25, 2024 DQ: Dec 9, 2024 IL: TBD
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Saphrin reacted to a post in a topic:
Canadian Certified Criminal Record Check
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Saphrin reacted to a post in a topic:
Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2
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Does anyone know how long it takes to get DQ after sending documents by mail to NVC? Documents were mailed Nov 14, 2024.
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Saphrin reacted to a post in a topic:
Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2
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Hi all - how do I get added to the Montreal EB Google spreadsheet? Class: EB-5, Country of Chargeability: Canada, PD: Dec 3, 2021, DQ: TBD
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Hi everyone - we are currently going through the NVC documents process and intend to interview in Montreal. We received my wife's Canadian Certified Criminal Record Check from the RCMP, having taken finger prints at Frontier 1, but the document we received only displays her married name per her passport. The folks at Fronter 1 said that they can only apply with the name that matches her passport. Given that this is a finger print based check, is it okay that her maiden name is not displayed on the document? Or should the Certified Criminal Record Check display all names (eg maiden and married)? Her DS-260 lists both her names, and we're just worried that the Criminal Record Check could get rejected because it doesn't reconcile with the DS-260. Any folks with maiden/married names able to confirm if they had the same issue?