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[hoh818]

Hi. I'm a greencard holder here in the US (citizen of the Phils) and I would like to go to Canada to pursue my master's. Granted that I get accepted by a bonafide university there, can I bring my wife with me even though she is out-of-status here in the US?
I would really appreciate any of your insight on my situation. Thank you in advance.

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** sorry for the repost, it's just that no one seems to be responding or no one's interested... hellllpppppppppppp...

 

[job_seeker]

Hi. I'm a greencard holder here in the US (citizen of the Phils) and I would like to go to Canada to pursue my master's. Granted that I get accepted by a bonafide university there, can I bring my wife with me even though she is out-of-status here in the US?
I would really appreciate any of your insight on my situation. Thank you in advance.

Sad me


** sorry for the repost, it's just that no one seems to be responding or no one's interested... hellllpppppppppppp...

Students approved for a student permit can bring their spouses to Canada but based on guidelines in Canadian visa offices in the US applicants must have a valid status before they can apply for a TRV. Your wife won't be the main applicant but she is still part of your application. I would defer to our seasoned members - Leon, PMM, BCGuy, Rupesshari, etc.

 

[hoh818]

thanks for your response job_seeker.

any other take on this... pls... Leon, PMM, BCGuy, Rupesshari, ...

 

[job_seeker]

thanks for your response job_seeker.

any other take on this... pls... Leon, PMM, BCGuy, Rupesshari, ...

PMM just responded in another thread. Yes he said citing OP1. here goes:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/us-greencardholder-and-outofstatus-wife-t29196.0.html

Hope your not so sad anymore