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lonely_cdnwife said:
I like this idea!!

So my something good is that:

Mr. LCW and I recently found out that we are expecting our first child ;D

Congrats!!! That is awesome news. When are you due?

On another note....Kingston you are supposed to call Chicke and DG this week so you better make it happen. They've waited long enough!!
 
lonely_cdnwife said:
I like this idea!!

So my something good is that:

Mr. LCW and I recently found out that we are expecting our first child ;D
Yeahhhhhhh woohoo! Congrats to you both! The only thing better now would be for PPR so hubby can be here for the birth of the baby! Come Kingston....send her PPR too!
 
lonely_cdnwife said:
I like this idea!!

So my something good is that:

Mr. LCW and I recently found out that we are expecting our first child ;D

Good morning.. CONGRATS!!!!!! ;D
Now you have to update kingston that your preggooossss...lol
 
lonely_cdnwife said:
I like this idea!!

So my something good is that:

Mr. LCW and I recently found out that we are expecting our first child ;D

Good morning JamFam!!!

LCW...that is amazing and delightful news! Congratulations to you and the Mister. Wishing you a healthy and easy pregnancy.
 
sammystorm19 said:
On another note....Kingston you are supposed to call Chicke and DG this week so you better make it happen. They've waited long enough!!

Morning Sammy,

I totally agree with you on this!!! :P

Come on Kingston...Mr. Chickie & Mr. DG's wives have been real troopers during this process and want need their husbands home!!!
 
Hi there sorry to jump in like this but, just looking for some advise maybe experience.

I'm a Canadian citizen, my husband is Jamaican citizen. He came to Canada on a work permit, we met, fell in love, got married. His work permit expired, due to our negligence we didn't apply for an extension as we were going to submit inland spousal sponsorship. We did apply in March 2013. Received AIP (first stage approval in November 2013). However, my husband was detained by CBSA in October 2013 for expired work permit. Due to the fact that we had an application in process they let him go (waiving the $2500 bond due to his good character, honesty and manners) they were overly impressed with him waived the $2500 bond and told him he would be required to report every month to the bond centre in Etobicoke. We've done so with no issues, we always comply to everything they ask us to. Last week Thursday, we received a letter from CBSA. My husband is subject to a removal order. We are SCARED out of our minds. After speaking with a lawyer they believe that CBSA may try to deport him based on the expired status and another issue that I will leave private. The odds aren't in our favour and we are planning for worst case scenario.

I may have to move to Jamaica. From what I've read, because I'm married to a Jamaican citizen I adopted the citizenship as well. So moving there and working shouldn't be an issue. However, am I being naïve? I know work is not that easy to come by. I'm 32 yrs old with a great career backing. I just want to know if this is really unrealistic, I mean I'm sure its been done before by other, right? My world is crashing around me, I'm scared for both my husband and myself. I feel like I have a thousand thoughts running through my head at the same time.
 
VISA ISSUED ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
 
Wifey_BT said:
VISA ISSUED ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

YAY!!!!! IM SOOO HAPPPY FOR YOU!!! KGN IS ON A MOVE!
 
Wifey_BT said:
VISA ISSUED ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

BRAP BRAP!!! Congratulations!!!
 
    • JHWife2011 said:
      Hi there sorry to jump in like this but, just looking for some advise maybe experience.

      I'm a Canadian citizen, my husband is Jamaican citizen. He came to Canada on a work permit, we met, fell in love, got married. His work permit expired, due to our negligence we didn't apply for an extension as we were going to submit inland spousal sponsorship. We did apply in March 2013. Received AIP (first stage approval in November 2013). However, my husband was detained by CBSA in October 2013 for expired work permit. Due to the fact that we had an application in process they let him go (waiving the $2500 bond due to his good character, honesty and manners) they were overly impressed with him waived the $2500 bond and told him he would be required to report every month to the bond centre in Etobicoke. We've done so with no issues, we always comply to everything they ask us to. Last week Thursday, we received a letter from CBSA. My husband is subject to a removal order. We are SCARED out of our minds. After speaking with a lawyer they believe that CBSA may try to deport him based on the expired status and another issue that I will leave private. The odds aren't in our favour and we are planning for worst case scenario.

      I may have to move to Jamaica. From what I've read, because I'm married to a Jamaican citizen I adopted the citizenship as well. So moving there and working shouldn't be an issue. However, am I being naïve? I know work is not that easy to come by. I'm 32 yrs old with a great career backing. I just want to know if this is really unrealistic, I mean I'm sure its been done before by other, right? My world is crashing around me, I'm scared for both my husband and myself. I feel like I have a thousand thoughts running through my head at the same time.

      Sorry that you have to experience this process as being together here is much easier than uprooting and moving back to Jamaica.

      1. As for the Citizenship you will have to apply for this which takes anywhere from 8-12 months to process.

      2. As for working there you may need to apply for a work permit. When you visit Jamaica you may notice that your landing stamp indicates you are not eligible to work while there.

      3. Finding work in a country where the unemployment rate is so high may prove to be challenging but not impossible. Start looking for agencies or organizations in your field and sending resumes. You may want to reach out to a local head hunter/recruiter in Jamaica.


      All the best in your relocation and trust that this is temporary and things will get better. We are here for support whenever you need it.
 
sammystorm19 said:
Congrats!!! That is awesome news. When are you due?

On another note....Kingston you are supposed to call Chicke and DG this week so you better make it happen. They've waited long enough!!

We are due in October, and i am hoping that he will be there to experience everything as we aren't planning on having any more children after this one! If it doesn't work out i'm sure we will manage as everything happens when it is meant to. On that note, i feel that Mr. Chickie and Mr. DG are meant to get their calls this week!!

Come on kingston, send these hubbys home!
 
lonely_cdnwife said:
We are due in October, and i am hoping that he will be there to experience everything as we aren't planning on having any more children after this one! If it doesn't work out i'm sure we will manage as everything happens when it is meant to. On that note, i feel that Mr. Chickie and Mr. DG are meant to get their calls this week!!

Come on kingston, send these hubbys home!

The way things are going...Mr. LCW will be here for the birth of his little one. I see that you were really busy during your trip for Christmas/New Years :P
So happy for you guys!!!

I really hope this is the week.
 
DADDYS GIRL said:
Morning Sammy,

I totally agree with you on this!!! :P

Come on Kingston...Mr. Chickie & Mr. DG's wives have been real troopers during this process and want need their husbands home!!!
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DADDYS GIRL said:

    • Sorry that you have to experience this process as being together here is much easier than uprooting and moving back to Jamaica.

      1. As for the Citizenship you will have to apply for this which takes anywhere from 8-12 months to process.

      2. As for working there you may need to apply for a work permit. When you visit Jamaica you may notice that your landing stamp indicates you are not eligible to work while there.

      3. Finding work in a country where the unemployment rate is so high may prove to be challenging but not impossible. Start looking for agencies or organizations in your field and sending resumes. You may want to reach out to a local head hunter/recruiter in Jamaica.


      All the best in your relocation and trust that this is temporary and things will get better. We are here for support whenever you need it.

As you are married to a jamaican national you are eligible for a work permit exemption. It costs J$14,400 and is processed the same day. Read the following link for more info:

http://www.mlss.gov.jm/pub/index.php?artid=37