Hello everyone,
I have a question in regards to the Inland application, but I get to that I would like to give a little back story of our relationship.
My fiance and I have been together for six years and counting. We are very much in love with each other, have been since we first meet in college (She is Canadian, Im American). We have lived together for three years with ample proof of our relationship: flight tickets, plenty of pictures, rent receipts, letters addressed to the both of us, concert tickets, phone logs, and the very sappy love letters. She just went back to Canada this past January because her visa expired. Originally, we wanted to get married in America and apply for her citizenship, but we had a change of heart: We decided that want we to live in Canada. So, we've discussed applying for common-law because we meet the requirements, hence all of my previous questions, or, getting married in Canada when I fly up in September then applying through the Inland process, which brings me to question: If we decide to go about it via Inland application, would they be suspicious of our intent, even with all of the proof that our relationship is genuine? Also, what are some other reasons they would deny our Inland application?
I thank everyone for all of their previous responses and responses yet to come. They have been a BIG help.
I have a question in regards to the Inland application, but I get to that I would like to give a little back story of our relationship.
My fiance and I have been together for six years and counting. We are very much in love with each other, have been since we first meet in college (She is Canadian, Im American). We have lived together for three years with ample proof of our relationship: flight tickets, plenty of pictures, rent receipts, letters addressed to the both of us, concert tickets, phone logs, and the very sappy love letters. She just went back to Canada this past January because her visa expired. Originally, we wanted to get married in America and apply for her citizenship, but we had a change of heart: We decided that want we to live in Canada. So, we've discussed applying for common-law because we meet the requirements, hence all of my previous questions, or, getting married in Canada when I fly up in September then applying through the Inland process, which brings me to question: If we decide to go about it via Inland application, would they be suspicious of our intent, even with all of the proof that our relationship is genuine? Also, what are some other reasons they would deny our Inland application?
I thank everyone for all of their previous responses and responses yet to come. They have been a BIG help.