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I have a question about the new policy. Are you still required to have your visit be at least 14 days like before? Even if you qualify for exemption from quarantine? I'm seeing conflicting info and can't seem to find a straight answer on the website.

I was thinking that but the website I linked said since she's under 18 it would be ok if I was able to legally work there. That's why I'm wondering if I can't until the OWP goes through. I guess it's just cause here in America, everyone's allowed to go to public school, no matter their...

Haven't gotten there yet but when we do, we'll be on visitor visas (Americans), with a family sponsorship visa processing.

I'm not there yet. I'm in the planning stages and I want to make sure that I've got all my ducks in a row. I'm going to be in Newfoundland.

Essentially the title is my question. If we're in Canada awaiting a PR via inland spousal sponsorship, is my child able to enroll in public school (high school) while she's in Canada with me? I'm not sure what sort of thing is needed to enrollment in public schools there. Would she need an SIN...

Well we're not married yet. I was considering going to Canada for school (legitimately, not for a workaround) and we were planning on getting married before I decided this anyway. We're concerned if I come here on a student visa, get married and then apply for a spousal visa that it'll look...

So I'm considering going to college in Canada while I wait for a spousal visa. But would applying for it while on a student visa cause problems? Is this considered 'ok', legally speaking? I also saw that in order to work while on a student visa, I need to have an SIN but how do I even get one...

After reading an article that the borders could be closed till next summer, I'm really starting to stress out. I live in America and my fiance lives in Canada. The plan was for me to fly out there in March to get married, come back to America and do the Outland application. But now I'm really...

No, we don't qualify for that as we've never really lived together. But, you're right, I don't want to risk that. I'm just concerned about how much money a lawyer will cost. Seems like there's so many little tiny details that end up being super complicated. I'll 'figure out' one thing and...

So got a question. I was married back in 2013 and divorced within 6 months. I was reading up on requirements for marriage in the province I'm going to be married in (Newfoundland) and one of the stipulations is, if you were divorced in a country outside of Canada you have to actually hire a...

Thank you so much for the reply. I think as hard as it is to wait, we're going to go the Outland route. And it sounds like once I get approved I'm able to work without any further paperwork, right? Thanks again!

Thanks so much for the response. Our plan was for me to go out in the Spring, get married and then come back to the US and start the process. It just seems like waiting a year apart when we could be together might be frustrating. But I've read other people say that if you're denied at the border...

Alright so I'm starting the process and I have a couple of questions. I'm sorry if it's way too much but I've been googling this for hours and still have some questions. For the record, I am the one being sponsored, we are NOT married yet (we plan to marry in the spring) and I currently live in...