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Thanks for your response. I'll give my insurance company a call to see what I can gather from them. I think our biggest question is then what happens with all of the things that would have been covered by her father's insurance previously? Paying out of pocket for dentist visits isn't the end...

Hi! My wife and I got married in June of this year. I'm 21 and she's 22. We are currently long-distance as I try to gain permanent residency to move in with her. Prior to being married, she was covered by her dad's health insurance and had no issues. However, now that she's married, it's been...

My girlfriend and I are considering getting married in the middle of this year. I'm an American citizen, and I'm going to be relocating to Seattle to work as a software dev for Microsoft. She's in college studying in Vancouver with a few years left in her degree, and she's a Canadian citizen...

That makes total sense. I definitely have the means to provide evidence for all of those points, and I'll make sure to do as you've avised and only pull it out should it be asked for. You've been an amazing help to me, and I really appreciate you taking the time to respond to my questions and...

Yes. We're trying to maximize the time we can spend together during the time when we're not yet pursuing permanent residency through common law or other means.

Thank you. Unfortunately, they do also serve Canadian clients as Scylla pointed out in a previous thread of mine.

This may be asking for too much, but what would seem like a more reasonable frequency to you? Every couple of weeks? Once a month? We're trying to figure out how to plan out the time before I'm able to get permanent residency through one form or another.

Thank you, I appreciate this information and I'll take a look at all of it.

I'm sorry, I'm new to this. When you say an economic immigration stream, do you mean employer-based sponsorship?

I want to make sure I understand you properly here since we're currently scrambling to try and figure out what our situation for this year is going to look like haha. You're saying that there will most likely eventually be an issue with us crossing back and forth? Is this due to the frequency of...

I'm not really sure what to pursue at this point then since it seems to me like none of my options are actually feasible, and I'm not sure what else to ultimately consider besides just marriage. Because I work in the US for a multinational company, I can't do work for that company during my time...

In that case, would it take a visa-extension application being rejected to be considered for it? Or would it then just be that we could get married if we wanted to and are choosing not to? Additionally, if we're hopping back and forth every week, spending 4/7 days of the week together for a...

My girlfriend (Canadian citizen) and I (American citizen) have been dating for 9 months, and in June it will have been a year. I'm going to be working full-time in Seattle this summer and she lives in Vancouver, and we're most likely going to be spending weekends together in Vancouver (with me...

If I was able to ensure that the two days I'm visiting her are non-work days for me, say I shift my schedule so that I don't have work on Thursdays and Fridays, would it otherwise be fine for me to stay with her and visit every week in the way I initially described?

I think this will probably be closer to what we end up doing.

Ah, I see. Thank you for the information!

Thank you for your response! Is obtaining a work permit something that would be feasible, or would that be impossible for our situation?

My girlfriend is a Canadian citizen studying for her bachelor's degree in Vancouver. She's got 1.5-2 years left, depending on a couple of factors. She lives with her family in a very large house in Langley. I'm moving to Seattle in July to work for Microsoft as a software developer. I'm allowed...