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Which country are you coming from. 3 month wait really isn't that long.

Check using your name, where is your birth place?

Ours took 3 months and 8 days after sponsership approval for our ecas to say in process. But thats the hk vo.

Don't say that first part in your application or revenue Canada will be looking for her. Does she have a pallet of money at home like Walter White. But back to your post, she can sponser without a job, just can't be on welfare, and like said it would help to have ome money in the bank.

Sounds like my wedding none of our families were there.

Well I pray we land around the same time or you before. My email said the same thing they don't guarantee a visa, blah blah blah. You will be fine.

3 months, pfffff try a month or less.

I know when I brought back all my true religion jeans and other things from living overseas for seven years I had to pay taxes on the goods. I then proved that they were used and they belonged to me and I got a check in the mail about 6 weeks later with all the tax money back. But I think you...

Ya it was pretty nice! It put a smile on my face.

Ya, I booked for July 7th, to Calgary 3000 rmb, from Shanghai. Awesome deal if you ask me.

I agree. Come on a least we don't run over children with our cars, then 18 people walk by without even a care in he world to help that child.

Looks like your interview is waved, now only about a month or so left. High five.

And sorry for jacking your thread. At least we bump it so it gets more attention. But to your problem I hope everything turns out good for you. Give it sometime, my first wife was Thai and when she came to Canada she hated it, it was too cold and like said before not too many Thais around...

Thank you!!!!

Thank you for the updates.

Ya, that are a couple cases, on a whole I would disagree. If you take second gen rich kids, in any country most of them are lazy. Just look up the two economies and that will tell you the picture on a whole. That being said Chinese are the most likely to leave their countries and never come...

And just to prove my point here is a link. http://www.businessinsider.com/the-hardest-working-countries-in-the-world-2011-4?op=1

2 years in Thailand, 1.5 in Japan, 6 months in Korea, and the rest in Southern China and Hong Kong. Long enough to understand the work ethic, but not long enough to understand the culture, that being said I could live in any of these countries for 50 years and I still wouldn't understand their...

Dowry never paid that one. Here buy my adult child off me, now that's culture. Lived in Asia for 11 years, Thailand awesome place to visit, but not to live. Not enough money and to be honest the Thais aren't as hard working as most Northern Asian countries in my opinion, like China, Japan or...

You have 45 days to hand in your passport, but I think since your American you might only have to scan your passport and send that.