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iarblue, thank you for input, guess sometimes one forgets about things because of the love one has for another person. You are very right, it is CARMA. From all the research that i have done it looks like he will never be able to come to Canada even if he applies for the Authorization, i read...

iarblue i understand what you mean. I know I should not even think of taking him back into my life. I know he still has another 3 years before any paperwork can even get started. As for the charges, I work in a law firm and have asked how it works. When he was arrested the police put...

So even though he didn't get criminal charges in Canada it would still show in his criminal record? The immigration judge told him that if he left Canada that the charges that the province was pressing would be dropped. As for the DUI I have now found out that he has to wait until the 5 years...

I was sponsoring my husband but the application got denied because he had a criminal record and 5 years had not passed, so my husband decided to come to Canada illegally. He got aggressive one day and the police got called, they detained him and in the end was given a 1 year deportation order...

Thank you for all the information, but now am confused with all the other things that are being talked about. As for the letter from the MP am going to wait a few more months because so far we are still in normal processing times.

Its better that you fill in every box instead of leaving anything empty. You don't want to take a chance in getting the Application returned because they misunderstood something

The application is outland (outside of Canada), the application went to Buffalo and than it was sent to the Consulate in Los Angeles, they said they sent it there to speed the process, but I know that's just a random letter that they send, also saying that we were not to contact them for 3...

Can any body tell me how abouts do I get a letter from the MP to help with the immigration process? I hired a lawyer to do the paper work but when ever immigration has sent him asking him for more info he takes his time in responding and its dragging the process, I was able to get the email...

What State are you from? Look up the state police department from the state that you are from and there it will tell you how to get the Police record. You don't have to go to the police station there all you have to do is go to a place like the commissioners office and get your finger...

I emailed the Los Angeles consulate and asked the same questio and was told that the processing time is from the time that the first office gets the application

Thak you PMM

Am sponsoring my husband from the US and want to know once the Permanent Residence Application has been approved, how much longer do we have to wait before he can actually be here?

I had read that in the CIC site that on average 80% of the cases take 9 months, we sent out application to Misssisauga at the end of June and Buffalo started processing it on August 5, 2008, do we wait the 3-9 months from the date that Buffalo received it or the date that Mississauga started...

Is your wife sponsoring you? If she is there is no need to put her and as for your parents yes you do, same goes if you have any siblings and children.

I am wondering if anyone knows the processing time to be approved for entry into Canada. I am sponsoring my husband, he lives in the United States and we sent the application at the end of June and they received it in Buffalo already but it was sent to the general consulate in Los Angeles. How...

but the application has not been filed yet. There is an inadmissability issue, thats why am wondering if there is a way.

Take things step by step, I know how you feel. It seems like your situation is pretty standard. For you guys there is no need to be apart. The first thing that you and him should do is get married, just remember to keep everything documented that way there is proof that its not just for the...

I am wondering if any one how to get a Visa Officer to over ride the rule of inadmissability?

Once you are married he will have to sponsor you and no you don't have to go back to the US. When he sponsors you as his wife is when you apply for the PR card. Because you will be here with him the processing time might take a bit longer than as if you were in US.

In order for him to come here he needs a Visa, he lives in the United States but is under a Protected Status (its lika refugee status). I spoke to a lawyer today and he said that we can ask the Visa Officer to over ride the rule of him having to wait the 5 years, but I want to know how to do that?