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Thanks for the replies, everyone. I will update this thread when I send everything off. Does anyone know what I should say about the lack of the visa office that processed my wife as a refugee immigrant in 85? Should I just write an addendum and explain we don't have that info, and that we...

I'm putting everything together tonight, so I'm excited! I was wondering what order I should put everything in, or does it matter? Should I have 2 separate relationship histories, or can I just use the same one for me and for my sponsor? For evidence I have: -wedding photos from our marriage...

On the 5540 where it says, "Which Canadian visa office issued your immigrant visa or confirmation of permanent residence?", my wife was 6 years old at the time and I believe she came to Canada with her parents as refugees from El Salvador. She doesn't have any of the old forms or entry...

Thanks for all the responses! I'm getting everything ready to send off tomorrow. I'm glad that this won't be a stumbling block.

My wife and I have been married for almost 8 years, she was 24 when she left Canada for the US and I don't think she had filed for taxes at that point because she never worked. She hasn't filed(in canada) while we have been in the US because she hasn't worked here or made any income. Should I...

I definitely will. Thanks for the reply!

I'm preparing to file all my paperwork, and I'm also about to return to the US with my wife with me, she'll be visiting me for a few months. I'm planning on sending the paperwork to Mississauga in about two weeks. Does it need to come from a Canadian address, or can we send it from the US...

Ok, thanks for clarifying that. I really appreciate the advice.

So it's fine for her to visit me while we wait?

My wife is my sponsor(Canadian Citizen), and she has been living in Canada for about 10 months in order to reestablish her residency here, get her health card, etc. We have an apartment in Toronto. However we have talked about her returning to the US with me for a while(2 months) to help get...

Just got my FBI background check back this afternoon! It was recieved 3/1/11 and returned 3/15/11, and of course got to me in the mail today. :D I hope to have everything packed and shipped off in a week or so. I will probably have to post another thread with all my last minute questions...

Basically I am self employed. I work with my father and will continue to do computer based work after I move to Canada, and will continue to draw a salary while I look for a job here. I have 2 potential interviews lined up but I don't want to schedule them until my paperwork is further along...

My wife moved back to Canada in the past year. She doesn't work so she doesn't have any income or any tax returns as of yet. I know that since I am immigrating as her husband that we do not have to meet any income requirements... as far as I know? But on the forms should I just put N/A, no...

Thanks for the responses on both sides! I will have to give this some thought. One question... for those that filed and sent the FBI stuff later, how did you send it? Just registered mail to the processing center, with your case # on it?

I'm preparing to file a Family Class PR petition for me to join my wife in Canada, who lives in Toronto. I have filed for the FBI background check, but I know it could take months to come back. Can I just list my registered mail receipts showing I asked the FBI for it and say that I will be...