V K

Hello Mr. Miller:

I would like to bring my girlfriend from Belarus to Canada. I am a landed immigrant
(sponsored relative, if it matters) since February 2002.

It seems that as I currently don't work, I cannot meet LICO conditions necessary
under fiancée immigration. Therefore I am thinking of going back to Belarus and
marrying her and then applying for spouse sponsorship. Another option would be
applying for visitor visa, and getting married here. However, from what I hear, it is
very unlikely that she (as a young woman, citizen of Belarus) would be able to obtain
such visa.

Which option would you recommend? Could you recommend a better way of approaching
this? Would you be able to assist in either of these situations?

Thank you for your help.

Andrew Miller

Please contact me directly.

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Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email:
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"V K" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hello Mr. Miller:
    >
    > I would like to bring my girlfriend from Belarus to Canada. I am a landed immigrant
    > (sponsored relative, if it matters) since February 2002.
    >
    > It seems that as I currently don't work, I cannot meet LICO conditions necessary
    > under fiancée immigration. Therefore I am thinking of going back to Belarus and
    > marrying her and then applying for spouse sponsorship. Another option would be
    > applying for visitor visa, and getting married here. However, from what I hear, it
    > is very unlikely that she (as a young woman, citizen of Belarus) would be able to
    > obtain such visa.
    >
    > Which option would you recommend? Could you recommend a better way of approaching
    > this? Would you be able to assist in either of these situations?
    >
    > Thank you for your help.
    >
    >