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Porting over your phone number to a VoIP telecommunications provider will do the trick. These services work overseas because they use the Internet as opposed to cell tower lines to make calls and send messages.

Most smartphones, including those from Samsung, Apple, Motorola, Google, and other manufacturers, will work in Canada. Just ensure you either have a temporary SIM card, a prepaid plan, or an international plan put in place by your service provider.

Our international plans let you use your phone in more than 210 countries and destinations outside the US: TravelPass: For $5/day in Canada and Mexico* and $10/day in other countries, you can use your domestic plan's talk, text and data allowances just like you do at home.

Many Canadians are choosing a U.S. cell phone provider and cancelling their Canadian plans all together. U.S. cell phone plans are significantly more affordable than Canadian plans. They offer unlimited coverage plans in Canada, Mexico and the United States so there are no extra add-on costs when you travel.

No Canadian provider will allow you to maintain a US number (it is a different country, after all). You may be able to port it to a VoIP provider and use it on your phone through an app.

If the phone is unlocked, then yes, a US AT&T or T-Mobile SIM will work. Actually any GSM SIM worldwide will work. Sprint or Verizon probably won't, however, as they are CDMA carriers. The way to check: Go to Settings/General/About.

The best international travel phone plan is Google Fi's Unlimited Plus plan, which includes free talk and text within Canada and Mexico, free texting and data roaming in over 200 destinations, and international calls for $0.20 per minute.

As per USCIS guidance, typically they would take about 17 days on average to complete the I-539 biometric process from the day they receive the I-539 application(assuming no re-schedules) form.

If you want to visit the U.S. as a tourist or for medical treatment you can apply for the B2 Tourist Visa. This U.S. Visitor visa is a non-immigrant visa that permits a stay of up to six months in the United States.