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mameelynn said:
LOL... Yeah if you are looking for video's, funny pictures, knitting tips and waxing consults then this is the best site around!!! Immigration in depth questions... not so much...lol

Mameee...Not true.


We direct them elsewhere do take them (immigration questions)!!!
 
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sunsun said:
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Halfmoon said:
OmG!!!!!

I just went through this 2 days ago and same reason I was miserable!!!!

They honestly **at times** don't really pretend!! That's what they really think!! It's a phenoma!!!

They honestly don't really get it at times because God forgot to expand on the LOGIC compartment when they were created.

OK this isn't even a joke so Bluemoon, as much as I know this I still huff and puff each time he doesn't get it so I totally empathesize with you.

The shouting feels great sometimes. Sighhhhhhhhh.

xoxo

I think he understands that i have been cordial to him all day for the benefit of my coworkers and not him!! He's being overly doting without acknowledging anything!!
 
sunsun said:
This is the facebook area of this forum. ;D
true!!! I'm on here way more then Facebook! Mind you I tend to skip a lot of the other threads.... ::)
 
blueboom said:
I think he understands that i have been cordial to him all day for the benefit of my coworkers and not him!! He's being overly doting without acknowledging anything!!

ah yes - simply means in the prehistoric dated cave man male language.

"I'm sawryyyyyy. I don't know how to make it up (because I don't know what I actually did wrong) but be a complete fool in love for you. Now please turn back to my loving wife. I'll chew gum, rub one hand in cirlces counter clock wise on my belly and smack my other hand up and down on my head if it'll make you laugh. Please forgive me for what I did... even though I haven't the slightest clue...."
 
Halfmoon said:
ah yes - simply means in the prehistoric dated cave man male language.

"I'm sawryyyyyy. I don't know how to make it up (because I don't know what I actually did wrong) but be a complete idiot for you. Now please turn back to my loving wife. I'll chew gum, rub one hand in cirlces counter clock wise on my belly and smack my other hand up and down on my head if it'll make you laugh. Please forgive for what I did even though I haven't the slightest clue...."

Lol I think I have to order him to do that for me every time he pisses me off. It won't fix anything, but I'll be hella amused and still mad.
 
Halfmoon said:
ah yes - simply means in the prehistoric dated cave man male language.

"I'm sawryyyyyy. I don't know how to make it up (because I don't know what I actually did wrong) but be a complete idiot for you. Now please turn back to my loving wife. I'll chew gum, rub one hand in cirlces counter clock wise on my belly and smack my other hand up and down on my head if it'll make you laugh. Please forgive for what I did even though I haven't the slightest clue...."
lol.. yeah but I find that is usually the major issue. What is he sorry for? Heck most of the time he doesn't even know what it was(even though I have been yelling it at him for the better part of an hour) but it tends to be that he is just sorry that I'm pissed and there lies the loop we can't get out of...lol
 
wasim_ahmad1 said:
I came to Canada as Student in 2009 and I finished my masters degree in 2011. After that I got post graduate work permit. At the moment I am working on an Engineer position in Alberta on my PGWP. I have filed my provincial nominee application under AINP engineering category which is under process.

But now I am going to get married in June 2013. And my future spouse is a Canadian Citizen. I want to ask what is best case for me to do? Should I continue on the application which I put for AINP after I get the nomination from Alberta or I should wait till June 2013 and file my papers of immigration on basis of marrying Canadian citizen. Which process is fast and easy? And is there any application fee difference in both cases?

Please help me, I would highly appreciate you guys help in this regard.

Thank you

First of all, you only cross-posted your message into three different threads. As a demonstration of your ultimate-newbie powers, you really should've gone for the full seven. Now I've lost all respect for you, and can't take anything you say seriously, because you're obviously not committed to your cause.
 
Halfmoon said:
Like!

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Mrs. Malawi
Lunas
Mameelynn
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Kevin



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Tuyeniee


PS
Don't feel bad that there aren't more welcoming you right now. Many are either knitting, waxing, tootsie rolling or taking temporary "dumps" aka "feeling blue".


And what is your specialty Sun Sun?

Welcome Sun Sun! Yeah what's your specialty?
 
Yay going home!
 
lunas said:
Yay going home!

Yay Be safe!

I got a fairly rude e-mail from a college today. I told Tony and he said "Well, we're too good for them!"

Oh I love him bahaha

And the weather today? -25 where I am :o :o :o
 
tuyen said:
First of all, you only cross-posted your message into three different threads. As a demonstration of your ultimate-newbie powers, you really should've gone for the full seven. Now I've lost all respect for you, and can't take anything you say seriously, because you're obviously not committed to your cause.

Hi there,

First of all thank you for your reply back. Just to let you know that was my first time on this forum and I did not know about its protocol. And I guess I posted that Q on two threads, just to increase the probability to get answer. My apologize in this regard.
Well its totally upto you what you take seriously and what you don't, but I know that I am committed to my cause.

Thank you once again.
 
Well, now that the baits been taken............

Time to go finish orientation. Woo hoo.
 
wasim_ahmad1 said:
Hi there,

First of all thank you for your reply back. Just to let you know that was my first time on this forum and I did not know about its protocol. And I guess I posted that Q on two threads, just to increase the probability to get answer. My apologize in this regard.
Well its totally upto you what you take seriously and what you don't, but I know that I am committed to my cause.

Thank you once again.

Dammit...why did you have to be POLITE in your response? Now you've completely thrown me off balance.

With regard to cross-posting, it's not a rule - just my own personal little annoyance when new people do it. And the reason it annoys me is because in the vast majority of cases, they post to multiple threads and then completely forget to check ALL of them for replies, and then people like me who spend time typing up a response are often doing it for nothing, because they can't remember where they posted due to so many cross-posts.

Anyway...as far as your situation, what I'd recommend is to file your spousal application after you're married. The total fees you'd be paying would be $1040 from start to finish (which includes the sponsor's application fee).

But your number one concern shouldn't be how to save a buck, but rather which way is going to be more likely to succeed for your application. A spousal sponsorship always stands a better chance of success than going the work route, because it shows a stronger connection to Canada, especially if your wife is a citizen and you've been dating her for a considerable time prior to getting married.