Visiting Canada after I-129F filed
Hi!
My fiance and I just filed our I-129F last week:D..can't wait to get the first notice of receipt!! I am a US citizen and he is a Canadian citizen...does anyone know if I would have any problems visiting Canada? By the end of November (when I plan to visit), we should already know if the petition is approved (hopefully approved!), but would our petition for the K-1 show up in the Canadian Immigration system as well? I've never had problems visiting before, but I dont' know if the I-129F filing will change that. Anyone with a similar experience? :) many thanks Juliet |
Re: Visiting Canada after I-129F filed
Hey there,
I've had a similar experience three times during the processing of our K-3 application ;) My wife is from Ohio, and I'm from Ontario. She crossed each time with her usual documents, plus our marriage certificate (never looked at, and if you're not married, don't worry about it), a letter from her employer (this helps, btw. I would recommend getting one) stating her wage/salary, when she first joined, her position, status, etc and her first NOA for the I-129F, therefore showing my own personal intent to immigrate to the US, and hopefully prove otherwise, that she wasn't going to stay in Canada. Well, all THREE times she got the exact same officer, at the Alexandria Bay crossing. The first time she went, she explained everything, he just lauged at told her to hang in there, everything would be fine. Then he noticed her 6 pack of Stewart's rootbeer sitting on the seat next to her, and asked if he could have one as he couldn't leave his post, and was very thirsty, LOL. The second time he had to look twice, but remembered her, and just asked if she was bringing anything over. Third time he just laughed and practically waved her through, not without asking her for a rootbeer again though ;) So, you shouldn't have a problem, so long as you have proof to back up your claim that you'll be returning to the US. Keep your first NOA on you, get a letter from your employer stating you're on vacation, and intend to return (date here) approximately, your wage, etc. Everything /should/ be fine. But use your own judgement when taking the possible risks into consideration. I doubt there will be a problem, but you can never be 100% sure. Good luck, by the way! :) -Ev |
Re: Visiting Canada after I-129F filed
Originally posted by jcapulet: Hi! My fiance and I just filed our I-129F last week:D..can't wait to get the first notice of receipt!! I am a US citizen and he is a Canadian citizen...does anyone know if I would have any problems visiting Canada? By the end of November (when I plan to visit), we should already know if the petition is approved (hopefully approved!), but would our petition for the K-1 show up in the Canadian Immigration system as well? I've never had problems visiting before, but I dont' know if the I-129F filing will change that. Anyone with a similar experience? :) many thanks Juliet Hmmmmm until them I thought Canada's main lanugage was English and this was entering Ontario province's Ottawa Airport. Rete |
Re: Visiting Canada after I-129F filed
jcapulet wrote in
news:431658.1033569288@britishexpat- s.com: > I am a US citizen and he is a Canadian citizen...does anyone know > if I would have any problems visiting Canada? I didn't when I was in the same boat. But when asked for the Purpose of Visit, I think I answered "To visit my girlfriend" rather than "To visit my fiancee who I hope to marry!!!!," if you see what I mean. I can't think of any reason why Canada would know about the petition. -- Jim Battista A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man. |
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