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Hopefully they will notice and reject the sponsorship application. Is this really what you have done? If so, there are people like you are the reason for back-logging the FC process. There are so many spouses that live apart for months to years, because CIC must review cases like yours. If...

First, your new wife has to file a sponsorship application and you have to apply for Permanent Resident visa. The application process takes between 3-9 months. Once you have lived in Canada, as a PR, for 3 years (in a 4 year period) you can apply for citizenship. The process to apply and gain...

Apply as Skilled Worker or apply for any of the PNP programs. Check www.cic.gc.ca to see if you qualify. Your citizenship doesn't matter, other than as a US citizen you don't have to do a language test. As you reside in the US you would apply via the Buffalo, NY office.

I highly doubt many people don't know about this "complication". The rules are made very clear to understand both in the instructions and the correspondance you get from CIC upon receiving your PRV.

It all depends on what Province you live in. In Alberta you have coverage from Day 1. In other Provinces after 90 dyas. You will have to get private health insurance or pay out of pocket for the first 3 months. I got private insurance for me and the family for the first 90 days and it cost...

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There are no income requirements to sponsor your spouse. Yes, you have to include all your children in the form - but no police record or medical is required unless they will follow you.

Visit www.cic.gc.ca to read the instructions on how to apply for a visitors visa. Then apply. No one here can tell you if you will get a visa or not. If you don't have a criminal record and as long as you can prove (and convince CIC) of your intention to return to your home contry after your...

Sorry to say, but I don't think it will fly. The only reason you can't marry this woman is because you are still legally married, right? Unless I have missunderstood something in your posting, CIC will not accept this as a valid reason. Filing a FW application claiming conjugla relationship...

We used paperclips for all forms and supporting documents. Made sure all documents are filed in the same order as asked for in the guide. All pictures were scanned and printed with number and short description of the people on the photo, date and place. Good luck

Your wife, as Canadian PR must reside in Canada to sponsor you. Only Canadian citizens can sponsor while living in an other country. Also, remember that as a Canadian PR you must reside in Canada for a minimum of 2 years each 5 year period. If she hasn't lived there for 3 years she should...

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You may have to obtain clearance from state police for each state you have lived in for over 6 months. To avoid delays, just get it done and include in the application.

It is specified in the instructions what needs to be sealed, notarized etc. Follow the instructions.

Are you looking for the B4? http://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/b4-eng.pdf If all your stuff can't fit on the form, attached separate page(s)

Once you are married, you wife has to live in Canada as a Permanent Resident. She can then sponsor you, but you can't live in Canada with her until your Permanent Resident visa has been approved. Processing times vary and it can take from 3 months up to a year. Go to www.cic.gc.ca and read...

Not sure about the FSW process, but I applied under FC out-land via Buffalo, NY. I paid all fees on-line to Mississauga, printed the reciept and send it to Buffalo. Don't you think you can do the same - pay on-line to Nova Scotia and send your proof of payment to New Delhi?

Don't forget, as you have been convicted of a crime, you may have to apply for pardon before you can apply for Canadian PR.

I had been interviewing for several jobs prior to landing. I found it very difficult to actually land a job in Canada not being there. I applied on adds, contacted recruiters and spend lots of money flying back and forth to Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal for interviewing. I got to the point...

It's pretty simple. If you want to remain PR of Canada you will have to meet the PR requirements and move to Canada in October. If you don't return to meet your PR requirements you will lose your status and have to reapply.