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    What are my options - lingering U.S. issues; fiancé is a Canadian citizen...

    Scylla, Leon: As always, thank you for responding quickly. Scylla, Could you please advise if the general activities you highlighted above are completed sequentially? I ask because sponsor verification was completed in June 2013, and I also have confirmation from CIC that my medical results...
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    What are my options - lingering U.S. issues; fiancé is a Canadian citizen...

    Scylla and Leon, Many thanks for your detailed answers. I found them quite helpful. Just out of curiosity, what is involved in spousal sponsorship which mandates a processing time of 14 months? My husband is a Canadian citizen and I reside in the United States. Any feedback and insights are...
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    What are my options - lingering U.S. issues; fiancé is a Canadian citizen...

    Hello everyone, Since you've all been so helpful in the past, I thought I'd stop by once again to provide an update on my situation: - My fiance and I got married in December 2012. I completed my CIC medical exam in January 2013. - In an attempt to be closer to my husband and also complete...
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    What are my options - lingering U.S. issues; fiancé is a Canadian citizen...

    Scylla, Thanks so much for the helpful response. I'll take a look at the link for spousal sponsorship and revert back if I have any questions. strider316ny, Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately, I'm not permitted to post links. It appears the ability to post links is restricted to certain...
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    What are my options - lingering U.S. issues; fiancé is a Canadian citizen...

    Hello everyone, I've been on this forum for a little over 3 years now. In that time, I've tried many different ways to get into Canada: Study permit (got rejected twice) Manitoba PNP (couldn't find a sponsor for the MAS form so I didn't submit it) Other PNPs (you need to find an employer...
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    Out of status in the US

    Scylla, Obeid_oo: Thank you both for your response. Scylla, I'm almost 28 years of age and unfortunately, my home country is not a visa exempt country - I need a visa to enter Canada. You mentioned facing the same slim chances should I choose to apply for a visit visa. At this point I'd...
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    Out of status in the US

    Re: Out of status in the US (expert advice or similar experience requested) Hello Mike, Thanks for bringing up this prevalent "out of status in US" issue from a student perspective. I'm in a similar situation, perhaps worse. My parents brought me to the U.S. as a minor on a 6-month visitor's...
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    MPNP - MAS forms

    All, I've always received direct helpful responses to posts on this forum, so I'm sure this time will be no different. :) The recent change to the Canadian Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) program has narrowed down the pool of eligible applicants even more, so I'm looking into Provincial...
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    Immigration options

    Thanks Leon! Your prompt response is much appreciated. However, I just need a bit more clarity. Here are the questions a few recruiting agencies have asked: 1) Are you eligible to work in Canada? 2) Do you require a work permit to work in Canada? Obviously, the answer to the first question...
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    Immigration options

    Thank you Leon! I appreciate the prompt and detailed response. I found it quite helpful. I'm trying to follow your advice but I'm running into obstacles. How do I "convince an employer" to hire me? I've found several positions I'm qualified (and sometimes overqualified to do) but getting...
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    Immigration options

    I've read some helpful responses on this forum, so I'm hoping someone can assist with my inquiries. I came to the U.S. 12 years ago on a B1/B2 visitor's visa stamped for 6 months. It's pretty apparent that I overstayed. I completed my high school and college education in the U.S. Graduated...