Where to Start
Jan 14th 2003, 8:19 pm
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Where to Start
I am living in Canada (Canadian citizen), engaged to an American. He is
retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying for
work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we marry
in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
assistance. Donna
retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying for
work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we marry
in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
assistance. Donna
Jan 14th 2003, 9:16 pm
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Re: Where to Start
The first place to start is the Immigration Deparment website: www.cic.gc.ca
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Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Donna" wrote in message
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> I am living in Canada (Canadian citizen), engaged to an American. He is
> retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
> young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying
for
> work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
> speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we
marry
> in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
> in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
> assistance. Donna
--
Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Donna" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am living in Canada (Canadian citizen), engaged to an American. He is
> retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
> young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying
for
> work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
> speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we
marry
> in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
> in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
> assistance. Donna
Jan 14th 2003, 11:38 pm
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Re: Where to Start
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says...
> I am living in Canada (Canadian citizen), engaged to an American. He is
> retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
> young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying for
> work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
> speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we marry
> in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
> in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
> assistance. Donna
The Family Class portion of the Canadian Immigration FAQ may provide you
with the basic details on the procedures which should be followed. The
URL is:
http://canadavisa.com/documents/faq/family.htm
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says...
> I am living in Canada (Canadian citizen), engaged to an American. He is
> retired from the military, age 46 years. We want to live here as I have
> young children. He would be coming here alone and would start applying for
> work. Where do we start? We have no clue? What is the fastest way of
> speeding up the process? Can we marry here before he applies? Can we marry
> in the USA and then he apply here? This is an area I/we have NO expertise
> in and are totally at a loss on where to start. Thank you for your
> assistance. Donna
The Family Class portion of the Canadian Immigration FAQ may provide you
with the basic details on the procedures which should be followed. The
URL is:
http://canadavisa.com/documents/faq/family.htm
________
CAMPBELL, COHEN - attorneys at law
tel:514.937.9445 / fax:514.937.2618
[email protected]
http://canadavisa.com
Online Community: http://canadavisa.com/community
