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Very stressful, and the fact that the people who did all the exams (besides the radiologist for my chest xray) barely even spoke to me at all didn't make it any better. these people make you feel like such an outcast sometimes lol. but thanks for your advice, and yes the form the doctor gave me...

Hello thereeeee... well! I went for my medical exam today and what a nightmare, honestly. I get there at 3 15 for a 3 30 appointment, and they send me off all over town for my chest X-ray, little did i know it costed 50 dollars. Then, after that i went back to the dr's office where they did my...

Hi again! Just have (yet another) question out of curiosity cause I don't know anything lol... My husband filed his taxes today, and found out that he owes 527.00 to the CRA, which is no big deal to him since he will be able to pay it off over time .... I'm just wondering if this is gonna make...

so the price for either the inland or outland application is the same either way s long as its just the sponsor and principal applicant? also, my husband is sponsoring me, i am not sponsoring him. not sure if this makes a difference in the fee's but thought id tell you just in case?

Hi guys, just another quick question... correct me if I'm wrong. I'm looking at the fee's for spousal sponsorship OUTSIDE Canada. on the chart it shows: Sponsor - $75 Principal Applicant - $475 Family member 22 years or older, or who is married, engaged or in a common-law relationship...

Haha yes that definitely does help me calm down a bit. This is all just so nerve racking.... sucks to be married and not even be able to sleep in the same bed with my husband whenever I want, i think that's a huge part of my worrying.... probably just a little bit of seperation anxiety you know...

thanks so much. i know i'm such a worry wart but you guys have been the best help i've gotten so far!

A couple more questions that I just brainstormed... Do the immigration officers look for things such as age differences? I worry that they may not think our relationship is genuine because my husband and I are 12 years apart in age. I'm 20 years old, and he is 32. Everyone thinks that's a...

Well, we certainly don't intend to live off of welfare. However his parents were on welfare during the time that I was living there, but I don't believe that should have anything to do with my husband and I. This is all very stressful, especially since I am unable to be with my husband while...

One last question! haha... would it help any to state in the letter that we have been and still will be living in the finished basement of his parents house, who will help us out with basic needs (food, clothing, shelter, heat, water etc.) until I can get out on my own and start working after...

Great! So a written letter from my husband himself explaining in detail how he supported me and how he also INTENDS to support me will be good enough? Should he include all jobs he has applied to?

So basically, if I've read all the posts correctly, we have nothing to worry about? Technically, my husband is still employed by Lowe's, however he plans to quit before we hand in our application and find new work for personal reasons. We plan to provide proof that he supported me and him...

I have a few questions about my situation here, that may be a little different than some other situations. I am a United States citizen, who married a Canadian Citizen (by birth) ... I have no concerns about getting refused for reasons such as not having enough proof of how genuine our...

Hi there, I have a few questions regarding visitor records as well as questions about becoming a citizen after marriage (to a Canadian citizen). I will start with my questions about my visitor record. I am a United States citizen, visiting my boyfriend (and soon to be husband) who is and has...