Muhammad Shariq

Hello Experts,

I'm from Pakistan, currently doing Masters in CS in USA. I want to apply for canadian
immigration. Now the thing I'm confused with is that I'm engaged for 2 yrs now. How
can i apply for my fiancee.

Can i apply for her as a family member?

if not, does she has to apply as an independant applicant?

if i apply with her, can i get points for personal adaptability as she is also done
her masters (17 yrs of education).

If I apply, does she has to appear in the interview in US too, as she lives
in Pakistan?

Regards,

Shani

Andrew Miller

You cannot include your fiancée in your application as your dependant as she is not
your spouse and she is not your common-law partner as you are not even living
together. Applications for permanent residence in Canada may include only the
following:

. the principal applicant;

. his/her spouse or common law partner;

. dependent child of the principal applicant AND of his/her spouse or
common-law partner;

. dependent children of the dependent children of the principal applicant AND of
his/her spouse or common-law partner.

So, she will have to apply on her own unless you get married first.

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Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email:
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"Muhammad Shariq" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hello Experts,
    >
    > I'm from Pakistan, currently doing Masters in CS in USA. I want to apply for
    > canadian immigration. Now the thing I'm confused with is that I'm engaged for 2 yrs
    > now. How can i apply for my fiancee.
    >
    > Can i apply for her as a family member?
    >
    > if not, does she has to apply as an independant applicant?
    >
    > if i apply with her, can i get points for personal adaptability as she is also done
    > her masters (17 yrs of education).
    >
    > If I apply, does she has to appear in the interview in US too, as she lives in
    > Pakistan?
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Shani