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That's fine, since you're a citizen, you just have to prove that you'll return to Canada (housing, job search proof, job offer proof, letters from family, that sort of thing).

No, it doesn't matter. Everyone else has all of those things too, you will need to wait the six months like everyone else.

You can land anywhere in Canada, Toronto is fine.

You're fine to do it outside Canada. Lots of people do it. Plus, it'll be faster, since you're American.

I had the exact same problem as you. Someone who processed my passport last forgot to include my middle names. I put my first and last name on my passport in the question as asked, and then under "aliases" I put my middle names. I attached a sheet of paper explaining the problem, that my birth...

Congrats BIC!! That's really, really awesome news!! :D

If your husband has been legally admitted to England for at least a year and you're applying through London, use the London checklist.

I just took my income and subtracted my expenses/deductions. I didn't actually account for taxes, since I figure most people would also give their gross income. I got approved, so it wasn't a problem.

Yeah, Australia doesn't have a NID.

I filed my app in October, and since I obviously hadn't done my 2012 income tax yet I just included my 2011 stuff and then calculated 2012 from my bank statements, etc. I included my bank statements and my calculations, it was fine.

I would send it in once you get the UK clearance. I don't know what the list of people who can sign the documents are, but it's not normally difficult to find them. Once in Australia I went down to the post office and got the manager of the post office to sign my things. Another time my husband...

How long was her initial visit visa for when she was six? If she was originally admitted for at least a year, no matter how long ago, then she should be able to apply through the American offices as well, as long as she hasn't left the USA since. I agree with the people that say try to do it...

I'm always amazed at how sometimes in a forum where the main basis is falling in love with someone and going through what is often a difficult process, some people are so willing to judge other people's relationships when they have no basis to. You wouldn't go out and tell a Christian woman from...

You don't need to have a job, but you need to satisfy CIC that you will not be on welfare when your husband arrives in Canada. You can include letters from family members willing to help you out, proof of job searches, your education level, your husband's education, the kind of job he hopes to...

So you haven't sent the paperwork yet? Because you should declare in the background that he did credits at Makati, no matter how few. I don't know how the Manila office does it (assuming you are going through there) but I doubt you will need the transcript if he just declares that he did a few...

The CIO is in Nova Scotia, isn't it? It isn't Vegreville, anyways.

If you go with ICBC you're going to be paying a LOT for insurance anyways. I'm sure Steph isn't lying, but I have literally NEVER seen someone paying $50 a month for car insurance in BC, so she's definitely the exception and not the rule. My mom, who drives a 10 year old Toyota car, has never...

That's right, they get the visitors visa and don't leave, and that's ruined it for almost everybody else from the same countries who has married Canadians. There are people from tons of countries in Canada, which is fantastic, but 99% of them are here legally, having gone the correct route and...

No, that's the actual AOR. They're acknowledging that they have received your application. First stage takes around 39 days (from November 26th) and the second stage will depend on your visa office.

This is honestly a pretty mean thing to say to a person who's getting divorced when you have no idea whether it's even true. Some people simply WANT to cut all ties from the country their ex spouse belongs to, especially if they hated the country. Besides, regardless of what she says, her...