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Just wondering if it is better to have a lawyer when going through spousal sponsorship or not? What can a lawyer really help you with in the process?

That didn't help as far as the sponsorship paperwork went.

I am an American and my wife who is a Canadian citizen wants to sponsor me. I have a few questions and would really appreciate any help I can get. I am in Canada on a visitors visa, this is the second time in 5 months I have been here visiting. 1.) What kind of documentation must my wife...

this was at vancouver international

Nope this was at the airport

Thank you for your help. I also might add that when I first went to see him at the desk, he asked me a few questions, I was honest, even had a return ticket. He told me to go sit back down where he then when into this other room with a door and was in there for like 30 mins. Then he came back...

I can't remember it he said it before or after stamping my passport. My best "guess" is it was said right before he stamped it, but I could be wrong. Still, just wish someone knew for sure if this was said just to put the fear of God in me or whatever. But the border patrol transferred my call...

Ok I did read that one. But still doesn't really answer my question as to why the IO told me 90 days and didn't post a date on the bottom of the stamp. I just want to know if I'm safe staying beyond 90 days because there is no date telling me when to leave.

anyone?

I had a rough time with the IO in BC. He stated I have 3 months (90 days) to stay. I recieved a black stamp with NO date underneath. Does that mean I have 6 months contrary to what the IO said? I called border services and they said that I have 6 months. But I was wondering if anyone could give...