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The OP said he was admitted legally and was in the States legally for 5 yrs.

True story: A family friend of mine came to the States in the late 80s as an F1 student. Obtained his degree and even obtained his masters degree but was unable to find a company that was willing to file an H1 for him. He got married to someone from his country and they had two kids. Then sadly...

I will reiterate what job_seeker just said: The truth is your friend and there is no such thing as iron clad. Your friend should only provide what she has and should not go too out of the way until she appears desperate. My retired Mom also visited my sister - a Canadian Student living alone and...

My friend, you worry too much. Denying you a visa based on color blindness would be as ridiculous as denying you entry because you are blind or deaf. These are disabilities you have no control over and they are not contagious. Besides, color blind people can function more or less like anybody...

Typhoid Fever is just another bacterial disease common in third world countries where there are issues with sanitation and water shortage. This should not be an issue since you had it in your past. It is preventable and treatable. Relax.

So rather than go back to school for a year, you'd rather go through the expensive process of relocating to an entirely different continent? Wow! Such resilience.

I don't have the answer to your question but rather a question for you. Do you always write like that? Those phrases arranged one on top of the other and connected by . . . are annoying and hard to read. This is not some poetry forum and even if it were, your poems would suck. End vent.

Why not look into opening a HSBC account in the Philippines which you can later transfer to HSBC Canada?

Green Card holders have the same struggles as Canadian PR Holders. I personally know of three families (Green Card Holders) that are moving back to their countries of origin after several years of struggling in the US Job Market. They had good jobs back home and were well established so they...

"We don't mind getting married, but it would be so much better if we didn't have to do it. I'm extremely desperate to finally start working a.s.a.p. and go back to school (unfortunately can't afford to be an international student), so now we need to find out which is the quickest and the most...

Although you are legally in the country, you need a visa to re-enter the country upon departing. I don't know if the same applies to the American Embassy in Canada, but I know several students in your situation that have crossed into Mexico to obtain their F-1 visa stamped on their passport so...

Thank you for your response, Leon. You're right Ontario is quite strict about their public health benefits. She will have to wait a couple of months before qualifying. We did however find some centers that provide prenatal care to teenagers, single-mothers, low income people and new immigrants...

Hello good people, I have a question for a couple that just landed three weeks ago. They have just found out that they are expecting. They live in Toronto and do not qualify for public health benefits yet. What can she do to obtain prenatal care?

You need to include her in your application whether she is accompanying you or not, so to answer your question, Yes. See link below: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5609E5.asp

http://www.canadavisa.com/contact-canadian-immigration-office.html

I don't know about CIC fingerprinting you but I do know that if you are planning on immigrating to Canada you need to obtain Police Clearance Certificates for all the places you have lived for over six months since you were 18. See Copy and Pasted below from CIC's website. (This is assuming you...

Is there anywhere in the marriage license/certificate that says, "elopement" or "traditional church wedding"? I truly doubt it. I chose to do the church ceremony. My sister chose to use a Justice of the Peace who came to her venue and did her wedding. My friend is more private and went to the...

Is anyone here using an Immigration Lawyer or Consultant? If so, why? If not, why not?

Under the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) you may qualify. See link below: http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrate/srsvisaholder.html

Interesting. I learn something new everyday.