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Re: Very complicated immigration case...plz help but without prejudice I think you should trust your lawyer. What else can you do? Turn yourself in? You are right. You are legally married to your ex-husband. You have however commited misrepresentation to Canada Immigration. I don't see...

Yes. She does carry a substantial burden. Debts and children. On that we agree. I suspect that once she takes a job that she will incur child care costs on top of that. It is difficult to imagine that any entry level or even slightly above an entry level position will provide for her...

Leon. I know how to read very well and my comprehension is excellent. I know what I read and I know what you wrote. I think 'you' might want to study what you wrote. Anyway I have brought us way off point by now. end Best wishes Anika!!! Go get'em!

I suggest that you ask PMM. PMM is our most knowlegable blogger. He/she is very good with complicated visa issues. Just start a new topic and start it with "Help PMM."

I am an American and my wife is Canadian. I have visited her 3 times since we submitted our application in Feb 08. Have fun!

I don't see any problem with that at all. As an American, your wife is free to visit Canada any time she wants to. She just needs to present her passport and/or drivers license at the border. They will ask her the nature of her visit. She tells them that she is an applicant for PR under the...

Right. She might fail, so she better not try. It costs too much and she would probably fail anyway and then end up with a big debt. Geeez! Opinion: It is far more risky to work for others in the long run. Whoever gives you a job today can take it away tomorrow. I can think of several...

Where are you from??

Are you living in Canada? Do you derive your income from working in Canada? If so, do you have a work permit. These are questions that you must answer for yourself. Your supporting him or her is fine. However, you certainly want to avoid exposing yourself to unwanted scrutiny by officials.

This is great news! Congratulations! Now thats perserverence!

by the time you received a work permit, you will probably receive your permanent resident visa. IMPORTANT: Be sure that the guide you use is the specific guide designated for your country. Best Wishes!!!

There are no financial prerequisites for sponsorship. However, how does your sponsor live. This person must get money from somewhere. Wherever that is, that is what should be put on the application. RGV

Just a thought...Have you ever considered opening your own business? The right business can pay you much more money for your time. Perhaps you have some skill or talent that you could turn into a service that others might benefit from. Use your imagination. It may be a small start, but here...

Immigrating to another country is a whole new thing for most of us. You can't expect to understand what you need to do and what you can expect without studying the CIC information. Which means reading the material over and over again. It's complicated byt in you study the information, it...

Outland is the best way if you need to go back and forth. If you aply inland, and visit the states, you will not be permitted to re enter Canada. It is illegal to live in Canada permanently without a pr visa. If you apply inland, you will not be deported while your application is in progress...

I think that you can withdraw your work visa application and apply through the family class / spousal sponsorship program. Keep in mind that Canadian immigration ( and no doubt Immigration services for all soverign nations) don't really care about personal situations. They dont have time for...

How did you enter the U. S. By a visa of some sort? If so, how long were you in the U.S. legally if at all?

If you landed in Canada one day over three years ago, your husband is freed from his obligation to support you or pay back any social assistance help that you receive. That might leave it on you. So take care on everything you do.

You are not allowed to move to Canada without a visa. You can visit for up to 6 months at a time without a visa. The Canadian border people will not let you enter if they think you are moving in permanently. They will not let you bring your stuff. If you do, you will be refused entry. If...

Please forgive me. For some reason I was thinking that the criminal record belonged to the pr applicant. Hmmm! I don't know all about the requirements for sponsors regarding criminal records but I have read on the CIC website that you just can't sponsor while you are in prison. Since you...