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Hi,

I'm a PR in Canada and got married to an international student (indian citizen). Our marriage took place in Canada. We both are living together after our marriage and have applied for change of status as visitor. My query is - since my spouse is NOT ready now to apply for PR visa, can she maintain her visitor status and apply for multiple entry visitor visa, so that she can travel between india and canada?

I appreciate your valuable comments.
Thanks,
V.

Hi,

My wife (Citizen) and I intend to apply in the Outside Canada Family Sponsorship class and are wondering if the fact that we're both living outside Canada at the moment and have no employment in Canada, will have any negative impact on our application such as delays or refusal. The reason we're applying from outside Canada is that we're expecting our first baby boy (birth date sometimes mid/end august), and I didn't want to have my wife give birth alone in Canada (despite the fact that all of her family is there, I don't know if I'll be approved/granted by the time).

Another thing, I've already been in Canada during the Kosovo war crysis as a refugee, but left since I had no relatives there and my family came back. Would this have any effect on our current application and what effect would that be (speeding up the process due to the fact that I already have been registered in Canada, or other?).

Appreciate the help,

Greets,
Adrian

I am a Canadian Citizen and my parents are PR. My brother is married and is in India. He has some disability and my parents are supporting them (my brother and his wife) financially. I wanted to know if my brother and his wife's immigration could be filed.

Hi,

My fiancee's mother is in canada on work permit since 2006. She has applied for PR in family class for herself, spouse, son and daughter(who is my fiancee). Embassy called for interview in march 08 and later on took out some queries regarding documentation. We sent them authorised explanations and we got medical after one month in May 08 for principal applicant and all dependents.

Last time in March we updated the status of family since principal applicant's second daughter(not included in file since she was married) got divorced. So the status of our family changed in march 08. In may we got medical.

Now in August 08 we just got the letter from embassy asking us to fill some application forms again which requires specifically information about all members of family irrespective of their current status and requires us to indicate whether they will be accompanying us to canada or not?

What can we think of? Whats going on with the file? Is the embassy just making sure the last family status and that the second daughter, since she is divorced now will not follow to canada?

Please give ur invaluable advise and help.

will wait for ur response.

thanks
satbeer

Yes you can do it for your spouse even if she doesn't have a valid status. Probably you'll have to apply from inside Canada [vegreville etc]

hi i got a student visa for jan 2011 intake in sep 13-2010 as i applied under spp program...i have plans to get married in nov 2010 i wish to take my wife with me to canada ,,,can you please guide me the process because i cant find a helpful comments or guidelines elsewhere

thanks in advance

saeed

Spouses of U.S. citizens, and the spouse's children, can come to the United States on nonimmigrant visas (K-4 visas) and wait in the United States to complete the immigration process. Before a K-4 visa can be issued to a child, the parent must have a K-3 visa.
If the marriage is less than two years old when the foreign-born spouse becomes a permanent resident, the green card will expire after a two-year period. Both spouses must submit a joint petition (form I-751) to remove the two-year condition. You should do this 90 days before the Green Card expires.
http://www.oasisimmigration.com/