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This is the kind of childishness i'm talking about. No one cares about upvotes and downvotes. (i've got lots of both because I speak my mind) I do foster trust and answer peoples questions in a straight-forward way. Theres nothing in the post you linked too that suggests otherwise. ( And...

It's still none of your business. It's not your job to "out" people. It's not your job to "doxx" people. People post an incredible amount of personal information on this forum about themselves and their spouses. It is sometimes necessecary to get the help and advice they need for their...

Why are you spamming this forum? if you have nothing to contribute, then don't post.

it's illegal to charge any fees at all for recruitment.

The employer should be charged criminally, and also have to pay the full benefits for these two "refugees" for the rest of their lives. 100% of all the social services they ever use.

Just go the supervisa route. And get a new immigration lawyer.

They just mean send them a photocopy of the expired visa. As opposed to sending them nothing because it's out of status and you think it doesn't matter anymore.

Once you get your PR card you do not need to update CIC on your address. Infact the VO at my landing interview specifically said do not tell CIC your new address. He made a big deal about it (I don't know why). How they will check/enforce condition 51 is anyones guess. Right now they barely...

So you dont want more money? No one is going out of business just because they have to raise wages slightly. The did the same scare-mongering before the minimum wage was implemented, but it didn't effect anything. It's just one less gold-plated backscratcher for the owners. They will survive.

yes they do. They land and get a COPR and then wait two months for their actual PR card.

The point is, if someone needs a SIN for whatever reason, whats the point of denying them after they have COPR? If the argument is "well all inland applicants already have SINs (which they don't) then, again, it does no harm to allow SINs with a COPR, no inland applicant - not one - would...

That filmmaker is disgusting. He uses this girl to star in his film, she is the total focus and center of his film which he released and was played on tv and film festivals so i'm sure he got a quite a bit of money for it. And yet when she asks for a tiny bit of money for her sick mother he...

There is also no good reason why an Inland applicant shouldn't be able to use their COPR to get a SIN when Outland applicants can.

wut?

When you apply you have to list who attened your wedding and you have to specifically explain why either of your parents did not attend. So are you going to lie in that explaination or are you going to tell them that neither parent knows anything about the marriage? It's a bit late for that. I...

Also don't forget to inform CRA of your "commonlaw" status when you have lived together for 12 months. No proof is required, just mail in the form for both of you.

You definately need to inform CIC and will probably need to resubmit all the identity documentation that has changed. And do expect it to delay your application a little.

Good post (even tho you don't exactly fit the sterotype because you aren't 20 years older than her. ) But you point is valid that people should think twice before perpetuating stereotypes. Thailand in particular has a bad reputation for foreign husbands getting taken by the beautiful local...

Thea, i think your very best bet is to bring your sweetheart to Canada as a visitor. Live with him. And then, if everything is still perfect you can get married and sponsor him. If he is accepted, the visitor visa will probably be 6 months long. Thats enough time to really get to know him and...

It may work. Try Go Public on CBC. http://www.cbc.ca/thenational/indepthanalysis/gopublic/