Agree. Only the child will have the right of the soil.
I also read report from a local Chinese media that some parents were being investigated on their visitor visa after giving birth to their children. Since both parents are visitor visa holders, there is potential misrepresentation when the...
I think typically, they need 2 years of employment history or NOA (if self employed) to show enough income.
https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/mortgages/preapproval-qualify-mortgage.html
They will calculate how much you can afford. (not up to you to tell them)...
Your question had been answered by a few members already.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/us-travel-declaration.523436/
Rarely is the citizenship a required status for any humanitarian grounds reasons.
You can still live and stay in Canada as a PR and do not need your citizenship.
So the solution is to live in Canada longer before you apply for your citizenship.
Did you do a legal name change? I don't think you can just "take your married name using a marriage certificate" for citizenship.
After the process of official name change, then you can include document for your citizenship application.
I don't think you can change name on citizenship...
It's still going to take 13 weeks or so....
We may as well wait. We moved 2 years ago and no more quick border crossing trip.
We usually cross after hours so to make a trip to post office, library and police station, he will need to take a day off.
We have the same issue. We used to live 30 min from the border and hubby drove frequently across for gas and for shopping across.
He cannot apply via the website (he finally tried yesterday) and will need to go to a crossing to apply in person...
And we are not sure if those 1 hr trips will...
This may be a silly question but do day trips to the US count as 1 day in US or not?
I know that doesn't count as 1 day outside of Canada (for counting physical present days)
We are getting close to the number of days because of those 1 hr gas trips... sigh... hubby ignored my warnings back...
No. And even after you got married or become common law, the PR application process will take around a year.
There is nothing "fast" regarding to immigration.
Well, same for us. Although I told hubby many times that he needs to keep track of all his US trips years ago. He ignored me.
I think it's better that he gets the i94.