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Here is info for you: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/relatives-apply-who.asp Here is criteria to see if you are able to sponsor her You can sponsor: brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces, or grandchildren who are orphaned, are under 18 and do not have a spouse or common-law...

Now we did this a few years back but my husband and I got married, then almost immediately applied outland. He went back to Arizona for a few months to tie up loose ends, then came back to Canada to 'visit' for 6 months. We applied for a visitor extension, which was approved, so he essentially...

How much notice did they give you? Now that it's over, what came of the interview? Or have they gotten back to you?

Nope for you. As far as the child, I'm unsure. I'd assume yes, but I'll let someone who'se had experience with that chime in.

A wealthy 16 year old? You mean your parents are wealthy?

We thankfully never fought through the process.

I don't really know much about this - what in this act makes you unable to have a joint bank account with your American husband? We had a joint account through TD when my husband was my boyfriend, and we hadn't started processing his PR application yet.

My husband grew up in Phoenix and now lives in a small town in Canada with me. When he first came here, he was mortified that I often left my house with my door unlocked. Now he does it more than me! He feels the people here are much friendlier. He enjoys seasons (Arizona obviously has summer...

Now it's been more than a year since my American husband got his PR, so I am unsure if things changed. Depending on your financial status, and if he can support you - you can "visit" him in Canada for up to 6 months. When you are getting close to the end of that 6 months, you can apply for an...

Hahaha that show gives me anxiety! Only because we stupidly lied to the officers when my husband moved here. We were married, and he was coming in for 6 months (to extend later). For some STUPID REASON (don't do this!), we decided to lie to them because our PR had just been put in and didn't...

Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think CIC will look at your second marriage as viable, as you are still married to your first.

Sponsorship application (per application) $75 Principal applicant $475 Getting your permanent resident status $490

Can you try to get one that is non-refundable? Otherwise you may just have to eat that cost..

Do not hire anyone, unless you have a difficult case. My husband and I did everything alone. If you need help with anything, feel free to PM me!

Yes. The first line states visitor, student or work - you fall into visitor.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/extend-stay.asp

Awesome news!!

Marriage is the fastest, yes. You can try to extend your stay. Do it ASAP. You will be under implied status until you receive word on whether they've accepted you or not - just know you may have to leave relatively quickly if they deny it. I would get married any time. I think personally city...

I would always expect whatever time the VO says for processing time. Some are processed faster, some longer. Because you have an exclusion order, I would assume that you would have to wait until that is up before actually coming here, but someone with more experience may know more about that...

Awesome! We did ours at the Rainbow Bridge as well!