Would it be OK to travel internationally with only the i-551 stamp on my passport and reenter with no problem?
It would be ok to travel with I-551 stamp in your passport.
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It would be ok to travel with I-551 stamp in your passport.
You cannot bring her directly. She would fall into F2A category and they are currently processing those filed in early/mid 2014.
Given unknown arrests and dispositions are involved in your posts, it is impossible to predict.
Once you are approved you can file an i918 for your derivative newborn. No way to tell if you will be approved for 2017.
Yes the B-2 allows them to come to the US.
He needs to successfully apply for a B-1/B-2 visa. You can send him an invitation, but what it is most important is the proof he provides regarding...
You will have the normal responsibility of proving a good faith marriage by providing document evidence of a commingled marriage.
One original but you will need to provide a copy to both NVC and the embassy.
No you are not a legal permanent resident of the US. You may be considered a resident in terms of where you live, but you are not a US LPR.
You will need to address your question to someone in the immigration Canadian bar.