dualcanus

Just to clarify, I'm in Canada but not Montreal (Quebec). I live in Ottawa (ontario), not sure if this changes anything? Also my US bank statements go to a US address, does that help?

this is really smart, I thought about it. However, it will cost us a lot to give birth in the US whereas healthcare is free here for this reason, I don't think I can convince my husband

Okay thank you! I will do my research

Okay noted, I qualify for everything apart from this: Physical presence: The transmitting parent must have sufficient physical presence in the United States before the child's birth I have visited the US here and there in the past few years, but I haven't lived there since i was very little. SO will it then be a whole new i-130? (i hope not!)

Okay noted! I'll wait, haha just impatient and excited since my son's was approved! Yes, I have US bank accounts, and my us citizen brother lives in NY. maybe I should obtain a state ID to support my documents

!!Questions in RED!! I'm a US Citizen, I petitioned for the i-130 for my son and husband. My son: Sept 2023 My husband: Oct 2023 I just received approval for my son's petition, awaiting NVC notice I haven't gotten anything for my husband. Is there a way to speed his petition up? Or will I have to just wait? My second situation is, I am a dual citizen of the US and Canada, currently living in Canada. We plan to move to the US all together once they get fully approved. Do I need to be living in the US first, before they come? I petitioned for my son and husband in 2023, and I am now pregnant --due February 2025. My son's case was approved today and we are waiting for the NVC. I assume my husband's case will be approved soon. If baby is born before we all move to the US, what do I need to do for her? do I still do the CRBA? or I file another i-130 for her?