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yeah...I wish I had figured that out before hand....

Do I need to pay for "Right of Permanent Residence Fee" for my PR and "Sponsorship application (per application)" , "Principal applicant" if so, then crap.... that's $1040.00 ......shoot, I'm going have to work nights too... And I'll be sending this to Buffalo for outland applications right?

oh thank god, I thought I need that too. I've lived in North Carolina since I was 3. So I don't think they would need one.

wait...do I need a Police Check? I thought thats what the FBI was D8 But thats good, I'm glad they show what was missed.

That's true, normally people who have lots of money and are married have problems, and often aren't close. While people who don't have much are close, since it's all they have. I'm here for him, I could care less about being in Canada, it just happened to be the place that he had citizenship...

so, it got sent back because something wasn't filled right? I'll take that over Denied But you got accepted? And the interview wavered? I hope I don't have to go into an interview....I'm not an experienced flyer

I do have the tendency to over analyse things, I had the hardest time solving word problems in school as well. What you said really eased me, and thank you. I feel that when I look at what prof I have, it feels like it's enough. I just hope that the marriage timing would be looked as "we don't...

right, I mean the more I look into make sure everything is right...and what I should show and what to avoid It's like you have to be freakin Barbie and Ken with lots of money and two kids named Sally and John in order for immigration to be like "okay your in." You you have to be form the ages...

I wonder if Catholic and Baptist would be a problem....I mean, it's still both Christian. cultural backgrounds should not be a problem, I mean Canada is part of the meting pot. But he's hispanic, born Canadian, I'm just, some white American girl. :/ I hope our age will be taken into...

Those of you that have helped me before, may now know that I've decided to go with my original plan, to get married and apply for PR through being sponsored by my husband. So, what would set off a red flag regarding a relationship besides: large age difference. Never met in person. would...

oh, okay, because we don't have kids :/ it stated that even family members that ain't coming. So I was a little confused about that. thank you ^_^

It says that on the http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/3999E.pdf under forms: Schedule 1, Background / Declaration (IMM 0008 Schedule 1) You and each of your family members 18 years of age or over, whether accompanying you to Canada or not, must complete their own copy of this form...

Then I sure hope I will be alowed to stay :'(

Alright, and yes, that's what I plan to do, but I just want to be able to remain within Canada while my application is in process. But If I have to leave [do to immigration, if they deny my extension.] I just want to know if I can send out the Sponsorship and PR while in the states, and will I...

Alright, and yes that is what I ment, and thank you for clearing that up. If anyone else has anymore information that I might need to know, please tell me. Thank you again. :)

Spouse sponsorship, and PR, will be applying outland. Under the Family class Sponsorship. :/ hope that answers your question. Wasn't entirely sure what you meant.

And this will be sent by mail, right? The extension that is. I'm from the US, and we don't need a visa, and I thought that I read on the manual that temporary resident holders are not eligible for PR.

I'm close to meeting my time limit for my "visitor" stay. I leave on May 10th. And was wondering if I sent the sponsorship packet out 1st and wait for the approval would I be able to extend my stay. Personally I hear about people sending both the sponsorship application out and the PR...

I agree with him, all I want in life is a family, it doesn't matter where I'm at as long as I'm with him and we are happy. Which the word "happy" seems to be harder to grasp with each aging year. Thank you so much, I'll be sure to show this to my soon to be husband. I hope this will convince...

From my understanding, a US -which is me- citizen one is only allowed 6 months to stay in Canada as a visitor. So how would one be able to apply for common law sponsorship? If when you are at the point of entry and if you at all mention that you wish to stay or have intentions to live in...