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Ah, I should mention, I applied as if outside of Canada. Does that change the answer any?

My wife and I filed for permanent residency for myself from the US to Canada on January 16th and received confirmation that her application for sponsorship was approved on February 12th. We originally had selected Seattle as the location for my portion of the PR application to be processed...

Okay, that makes sense. I'm just confirming that the purpose of the extended stay is to basically treat me as if I were before I needed it. If they let me in before they'll let me in now.

I'm an US citizen currently staying with my wife in BC. I applied for Extended Stay and received it approved a few weeks ago. Tomorrow I'm going down into the states for a trip to visit my parents. My question is, on the Extended Stay application I received it says: This Does Not Authorize...

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Or to simplify matters, is there a way we can submit the application without the Option C printout but still provide the information they need? Due to things outside of our control my wife and I have been unable to apply for my PR until recently. However I had my FBI background check done...

*Wipes sweat from forehead* Well I must thank all of you. I've been scurrying around my house trying to find wedding cards that were packed away months ago. That's the problem when you've already established your relationship, everything you need to prove it outside of our word is packed away...

We're applying outland through Seattle, WA. I guess we're both apprehensive because we want to do it right the first time. I wrote nearly 5,000 words just concerning our relationship and she has a little over a thousand. I'd sort of like them to have so much stuff from us that doubting our...

I've looked at how a few other people have compiled their applications and found a few that will work. However I'm more curious on just how much information we should be providing. Both my wife and I feel like we've given adequate evidence that our relationship is genuine (150 photos from over...

Not sure if this the right place to ask this, but I was wondering if I need a background check done in Canada due to having visited for longer then six months. This is for the outland permanent resident application.

Okay, I figured as much but it's nice to have confirmation. Could you by chance tell me what the UCI number area is for and how to get one?

Hey all I'm American and my wife is obviously Canadian, to put her mind at ease I need a few questions answered concerning our application. If you can't answer all of them please just put the answer to the question you can answer. I will be asking questions based on the forum and then the number...

Thank you so much. Okay, I assumed as much concerning the Conjugal question but just wanted to double check because the linguistics of these applications seem to be more lawyer speak than laymen terms.

One more question. I'm technically visiting Canada however in the Living Arrangements and Financial Support section it asks if I'm currently living with my sponsor (my wife). Now technically the answer is yes, but if I'm only visiting would I say no? Or is not that specific and they just want...

Hey all, Quick questions in regards to filling out the Sponsored Spouse Questionnaire: On question number 21. it asks "Are you in a conjugal relationship?" and then states via asterisk: " * Conjugal relationship refers to a comitted and mutually interdependent relationship of some permanence...

Hey all, I'm fairly certain I understand the Work Permit process, however prior to going in for an interview tomorrow I'd like to be positive all my ducks are in a row. 1) From what I understand, many IT positions fall under NAFTA and therefore the LMO is waived. Due to it being waived all...

Hey all, Just wanted to clarify a detail on the extended stay visa. I'm an American married to a Canadian and have been living here in Canada since June 20th, I applied for my extended stay at the beginning of November. Due to the stipulation of visitors only being allowed to stay in country...

Hi all, my wife and I are applying for PR for myself (American) and currently living in Canada. At the moment the plan is to apply out of country as the processing times are a slight quicker, but in the mean time we'd rather not live apart so are also planning on applying for an Extended Stay...

Just for clarification, on my application where it asks me to state of "Residence" do I need to put an American address (aka my parents) or can I put my current address here in BC? Also, thank you so much, it's a relief to know BC is pretty good with Americans and PR:)

As the subject states, I'm currently "visiting" my wife in Canada, I have about three months before I'm required to go back to the USA, but we're starting the PR right now. Due to application times being MUCH faster for outland applications and we're in the Lower Mainland is there a way to do...