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My wife and I are living in Australia and got married here (neither of us are Australian). She is Korean, and one of the documents required is Korean Marriage Relations Certificate, but its really difficult to get from outside of Korea. We have read of other Koreans using JUST the foreign...

Thank you, but for her current country of residence should I put Australia, since we will still be here for a month after we submit these documents? I want to be sure that if she needs an interview it is in Korea and not Australia.

My first question is if there is anything special I have to do with our marriage certificate. She is Korean, and I am Canadian, but we are getting married in Australia since we're on working holiday visas together. CIC's website says "A copy and a certified translation of your Marriage Relation...

Hello everyone, I was curious, what is the safest option for inland sponsorship? We are both going to be living in Korea and will go to Canada next fall, but I wanted some input. We were considering getting married in Korea (I'd be easiest for us financially) and then visiting my family in the...

Hm, it said I had to reside in BC for 12 months not including time as a full time student. Does this mean that only the summer counts as time I am not a student? That would be real crappy haha

Hello again, I plan on attending post secondary school in BC once my documents go through, but I was curious what financial aid situation I would be in. I know generally student aid is done through your home province, but being raised in the US I would assume I don't have one, correct? Or would...

Alright, thank you for the response!

I recently filled out my proof of citizenship application and sent it to Sydney NS. I received it back saying it was incomplete and assume this was because I managed to have missed the second parent page. Now this is where my question arises. My father was born in Canada, and my mother was born...