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I really like your reply. Concise, engaging and articulate. Nice.

I'm not sure if I should take this personal. I'll form another question if you please. He cannot find a record in Jamaica at this time. He was denied entry to US 10 some years ago as it was on record. The big change in Jamaica was 2015. Change was not legal per se, but ... well ... there...

You were all very nice to answer previous questions. Can I please get clarification on the following. My Jamaican husband has two old minor possession charges in Jamaica (2005 and 2006). He does have a letter of expungement. I think it was mentioned that the letter may or may not represent...

Not much talk about the other common "record" in people's history. How is an old old weed offence treated? Offences were 05/06 and now legal in that country and soon to be legal here. And, is a letter of expungement same as rehabilitated? Thanks C.

Thanks. Sounds like valid to try visa first so he can at least visit here and if not, go straight to sponsorship and accept a year undertaking. I have not really seen much on applying for a visitor visa while sponsorship in progress; if that is even possible? Thanks again. C

I posted questions on another thread awaiting clarification. In the meantime, I'll post here. If my husband gets declined on a visitor visa (if in fact he/we start there) and get declined, what are restrictions, waits, demerits etc to proceed to my sponsoring him? Thank you. C

Not sure if I'll get an answer to my followup question ... it maybe not in the correct area??

I thought I should get clarification if you don't mind as I thought my wording poor. I am in Canada and visit Jamaica several times a year. I just wanted to make sure you knew my hope was he get a visitor visa and we work on the sponsorship together from here; still going to Jamaica for visits.

Thanks ... I really appreciate this. We have many ties, but this issue is big. I hope I can come back ... time to absorb. Respect C.

Thank you. My warp sense of humour is "oh gawd not back there". I would like to confirm that you mean Family Sponsorship in outland process? Could you elaborate a little on your considered experience as it relates to my situation. Please and thank you.

I was married late last year in Jamaica to a Jamaican man. The sponsorship seems so confusing and long process, so we have been working on a visitor visa with the view to having him here and starting the process. The relationship has always been love and us as a couple. I own property in...